2015/02/25 06:51:51
Stay Puft
Flipin
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Someone school me on the quad SLI FC Terminal. How does it work? How many fittings do i need to order?


My understanding is that you just need the GPU water blocks which you take off the top connector part and then attach to the terminal. You then just need the 2 G1/4 fittings for in / out. Have the parallel triple one ordered (needed for spacing of cards) with a blanking plate for the middle fitting. Have the terminal already but blocks I hope will arrive before the weekend.


Thanks flip. Just saved me from ordering extra fittings I didn't need
2015/02/25 07:11:04
Flipin
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Flipin
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Someone school me on the quad SLI FC Terminal. How does it work? How many fittings do i need to order?


My understanding is that you just need the GPU water blocks which you take off the top connector part and then attach to the terminal. You then just need the 2 G1/4 fittings for in / out. Have the parallel triple one ordered (needed for spacing of cards) with a blanking plate for the middle fitting. Have the terminal already but blocks I hope will arrive before the weekend.


Thanks flip. Just saved me from ordering extra fittings I didn't need

No problem, just found the Youtube clip that I found when I was looking into it showing how to put it all together:

Seems I cannot put links in yet - www.you tube.com/watch?v=VwgSMt2pVt8 (remove the space)
2015/02/25 07:27:56
Stay Puft
Flipin
Stay Puft
Flipin
Stay Puft
Someone school me on the quad SLI FC Terminal. How does it work? How many fittings do i need to order?


My understanding is that you just need the GPU water blocks which you take off the top connector part and then attach to the terminal. You then just need the 2 G1/4 fittings for in / out. Have the parallel triple one ordered (needed for spacing of cards) with a blanking plate for the middle fitting. Have the terminal already but blocks I hope will arrive before the weekend.


Thanks flip. Just saved me from ordering extra fittings I didn't need

No problem, just found the Youtube clip that I found when I was looking into it showing how to put it all together:

Seems I cannot put links in yet - www.you tube.com/watch?v=VwgSMt2pVt8 (remove the space)




 
Compression fittings fine for the Terminal flip?
2015/02/25 07:39:32
Flipin
They are :)

I will upload a pic of the terminal and fittings when I get home.
2015/02/25 07:40:40
Stay Puft
Flipin
They are :)

I will upload a pic of the terminal and fittings when I get home.




 
Appreciated :)
2015/02/25 07:42:50
Vlada011
This block is nicer for me...

2015/02/25 08:41:23
Flipin
Here you go...
ht tp://imgur.com/qDljkGn,Apq384g,uv0S4en
2015/02/25 08:47:47
Smokey the Bear
Like the other guy in this thread I won't be ordering from EK directly again.
 
My block should have been here today but won't be here for god knows how long. It's been sitting an hour away since yesterday. 
 
 This happened once before and I asked EK to refund the shipping (which is $50+) and they said no even though it's late. For the record any other place I've ordered from got the shipping refunded when it was late. 
 
 
 
 
 
2015/02/25 09:25:20
Vlada011
I would not even think to buy EK backplate... I would rather keep naked card with water block or with EVGA original than EKWB.
They should produce waterblock full compatible with their and EVGA backplate and customers to chose.
Imagine you need to destroy this look because backplate is not compatible with block 
 

 
and instead of that you must EKWB flat to cover fonts and everything else... hee heee... 
funny guys from EKWB. I would laugh only... And no one can't see CLASSIFIED or LEDs K|NGP|N ... funny really.
But we must be fair... EKWB is leader without any doubt on water-cooling field.
Cooling of all custom graphic card models are only on their back and they are 75% of water-cooling world.
Without them liquid cooling drop on reference models.
Bitspower maybe have more selection of small parts but most important things are on EKWB sites.
But yes they are expensive, prices of blocks for mid range cards should be max 60e, high end 80-90e.
 
2015/02/25 13:40:11
Xyzibit
My block just arrived :)
I'll mount it tomorrow and try it with the EVGA Backplate and hope to give positive feedback...

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