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2015/01/06 21:17:05 (permalink)
Wow. Just wow. The RGB on the Kingpin is beautiful and now people don't have to buy a water cooling loop and can just get an AIO. Hopefully they keep on making these AIOs.
 
Video is on JayzTwoCents channel. He just uploaded it.
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    Aggressor Prime
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    Re: AIO Liquid Cooled 980 and Kingpin 2015/01/07 22:48:48 (permalink)
    PC Perspective has a short article on these products with pictures and video:
    http://www.pcper.com/news/Graphics-Cards/CES-2015-EVGA-Shows-Two-New-GTX-980-Cards

    I must tell you EVGA, you really did the Kingpin right this time. I love how they put all the connectors on the first PCI slot and even included a single PCI slot bracket, showing support for single slot card design when water blocks come. This will open up the other slots on the motherboard to bring about new possibilities we haven't seen before (e.g. 4-way SLI + dedicated PhysX, or 7 980s for compute).
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    Re: AIO Liquid Cooled 980 and Kingpin 2015/01/08 04:08:45 (permalink)
    To be honest after reference GTX580 this is for me most attractive and nicest reference based ("closed") graphic card.
    I really like here and this high flow bracket fit nicely. Two of them finish job for next 2 years. 
     

     
    But I will stay loyal to highest clock...this is amazing...
    look how this monster shine with transparent parts but just little and present only best parts...
    CONGRATS to designer.
     

     
    I'm so sorry because I don't have some case as Mercury SM8 to look cards and in this position in case.
     
     
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    Re: AIO Liquid Cooled 980 and Kingpin 2015/01/09 05:43:34 (permalink)
    I'll pick up the 980 KingPin as soon as EK can confirm producing an EVGA logo type block using the new feed from top center design, not the old design on the standard 980 HC.
     
    Whether its rotated 45degrees or not, won't show too much through the E V G A plexi view, but would be cool if they did rotate it, like the Gigabyte and MSI recent blocks.
     
    Derick, please make it so. 
     

     
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    Re: AIO Liquid Cooled 980 and Kingpin 2015/01/09 10:36:56 (permalink)
    "As for users that already have GTX 980 cards, EVGA is planning to sell the water cooler individually so you can upgrade yourself."
     
    That would be really awesome.  I'm doing a custom loop anyway but this sure looks like a nice alternative option.

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    Re: AIO Liquid Cooled 980 and Kingpin 2015/01/15 07:43:05 (permalink)
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    I'll pick up the 980 KingPin as soon as EK can confirm producing an EVGA logo type block using the new feed from top center design, not the old design on the standard 980 HC.
     
    Whether its rotated 45degrees or not, won't show too much through the E V G A plexi view, but would be cool if they did rotate it, like the Gigabyte and MSI recent blocks.
     
    Derick, please make it so. 

     
    Maybe waterblock will be same for GTX980 Classified and GTX980 K|NGP|N Classified.
    Probably EVGA and K|NGP|N design on that way. It would be bad to people who want K|NGP|N Edition wait few months on block.
    I think EKWB should be aware of that if they are in process of design and production.
     
     
     

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