Alphacool is now doing a full block for 1080 classified

ETA is about 3 weeks away; when its released you can find it on the alphacool website with product description code: Eiswolf GPX-N 1080pro-M05
 
The block even has an integrated waterpump of its own to overcome restriction; it has tested as the "best performing" block on the market even better than EK blocks (this is partly due to the overly restricted nature however this is NOT a problem due to the integrated pump inside the block)  this is the first waterblock ever to actually feature its own integrated pump.
 
I can't wait to add this block to my EK loop and get my classified under water :-)
 
Thank you alphacool for saving us :-)
 
Here is a "teaser" picture of a drawing from the manual which will accompany the Classified 1080 block:

interesting

can we get a sticky on this please? (considering all the disappointment everyone expressed at lack of waterblock support for classified this round; alpha cool has saved us) so lets make sure we make it worth their while :-)

It doesnt look that good as EK blokcs but then again I dont have a windowed case 
 
edit: Dear Santa...

That's the ugliest waterblock I have ever seen!

Here's the only current block working with the classified 1080.

Ek 780 classified wb.

Yay yay. Can't wait for this. Thank you Alpha Cool

What?  a built-in pump?
 
Are these people crazy?
 
Can we please just have a waterblock so we can integrate a card into a custom loop?
 
sigh...
 
I guess once alphacool comes out with this maybe it will inspire others to come out with better/competing products.

its not crazy, it will plug into your existing water loop exactly the same as any other block would.  The water pump gives EXTRA performance.  Better than anything any other company can currently offer.
 
-"The best performing water block with the flagship EVGA card = a great combination."

If it was as easy as that to get the EK 780 block to fit propery (with no VRM/memory spacing problems) then EK would say so in email.
 
I'd be very cautious of overheating VRM or other possible shorting problems fitting the 780 block onto 1080.
 
Moreover even if you do manage to order in enough different kinds of screws until you find ones that will fit without damaging threads or being "too loose" you still have the worry about spacing.