Looking damn good Q!!

Here's another.  I think these are stonger than Titans.
 

Well, I Just Looked/Called to See if EVGA had any 780 Ti KPE's in Stock, But Noooooooooo..........
Then I asked If they had any TITAN's in Stock, But Noooooooooooo...........AGAIN!
 
BTW: Curse You Q56! (LOL!)
 
Anyway, I asked to be Notified about the future availability of them, so I'll get on with the MB Testing WHENEVER They are Delivered!

Yeah, you had to be ready last Thurdsday with credit card in hand @ 9am PST.  I knew they'd be gone in one day. 

Q56_Monster
Yeah, you had to be ready last Thurdsday with credit card in hand @ 9am PST.  I knew they'd be gone in one day. 

Well, My Bad,
 
I'll just Watch and Hope They will PM Me Soon!

Must... not.... LOOK... here....
Want....tooo... bennchh!!!!
 
arrghhh!!
 
Edit:
So looking back a few pages, Q has the dark.  Check this out:
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1998931  LOTS of pictures.  Will be finished with another batch soon. 
 
And John has a Sabertooth board?!  Check this one out:
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1764023
 
if I ever get back into benching... WATCH OUT.  I am going to build an ENTIRE motherboard block.  It will cool every single component on a motherboard.  I will hold nothing back.. just a bolt on, and it will cool every single thing. 
 
However, if you guys are interested in such a project, let me know.  You old folks have the bank-roll for it ;)
and goodness Hallow?  your like..TWICE my age??  and you JUST got rid of that mustang?!
 
 
 

nateman_doo
Must... not.... LOOK... here....
Want....tooo... bennchh!!!!
 
arrghhh!!
 

 
You KNOW you want to!
 

 
Edit:
So looking back a few pages, Q has the dark.  Check this out:
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1998931  LOTS of pictures.  Will be finished with another batch soon. 
 
And John has a Sabertooth board?!  Check this one out:
http://forums.evga.com/tm.aspx?m=1764023
 
if I ever get back into benching... WATCH OUT.  I am going to build an ENTIRE motherboard block.  It will cool every single component on a motherboard.  I will hold nothing back.. just a bolt on, and it will cool every single thing. 
 
However, if you guys are interested in such a project, let me know.  You old folks have the bank-roll for it ;)
and goodness Hallow?  your like..TWICE my age??  and you JUST got rid of that mustang?!
 

Yeah, Even Us "Old Folks" Keep Taking Chances and Never Like to Say Die, and I had to Sell the Mustang Cobra before I Pushed My Luck Too Far Racing It All the Time!
 
Besides, It's a Whole Lot Safer Overclocking, Unless of course You're Using ethylene gas (R1150) as a second stage Refrigerant in a Cascade Phase Change!   

Nate.... must.....BENCH!.....MUST......BENCH (after you finish my blocks of course )
 
Hallowen, a man after my own heart, overclock your computer, overclock your car!  Also... ooooo cascade cooling....that would be really sweet, I know you can get some crazy temps with that.  What temps can you sustain with your chiller?
 
Nate, love the idea of a full cover block.  Actually, a full cover+CPU block all in one I think might be a way cool solution for mITX or mATX board too.  But a 100% cover block for a dark board sounds absolutely awesome.
 

EVGATech_DaveB
Hallowen, a man after my own heart, overclock your computer, overclock your car!  Also... ooooo cascade cooling....that would be really sweet, I know you can get some crazy temps with that.  What temps can you sustain with your chiller?

 
Although it will hold Sub-Zero Temps, I generally Like to keep the Chiller Temps Just Above Freezing (Before Condensation sets in) especially when Cooling my Graphics Cards, But I have "Frosted" them a few times in past benching runs. 
 
My Cascade Phase Change (Which was Built in 2008) could hold a 350 Watt load at a Reasonable Negative Temperature.





 

Ahh, I have thought about a chiller before just to keep everything around ambient under heavy load.
 
How far below zero was the cascade running?