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My waterblocks arrived after 2 months of waiting, I guess it's RTX on time.  
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Re: Better late, than never...
2020/06/02 02:55:48
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Patience is a virtue these days, seems everything is taking forever right now, from the small trivial things to the larger important things, delays delays delays !!! Enjoy your new cards and blocks, game on !!!! 
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Re: Better late, than never...
2020/06/08 01:15:46
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Things are starting to resemble something.   I should be able to replace my current 1080 Ti's with minimal changes to the loop, because the ports offsets from the card edges match the EK's 1080 Ti waterblock ports offsets. On a bad note, the RGB controllers aren't working, pressing the remote buttons does nothing, so it's stuck in rainbow puke mode. (I did check the remote batteries - they are fine, I even tried different batteries.). On the other hand, the addressable LEDs are compatible with AURA, so I'll just have them controlled by the motherboard. Another bad note, the temperature sensors aren't perfectly calibrated, on idle one was showing temperature 2 degrees higher than the other. I guess I'm gonna have to live with that. 
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Re: Better late, than never...
2020/06/08 04:30:45
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Looks nice and I agree the shipping on things has been really delayed so much.
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Re: Better late, than never...
2020/06/08 12:42:30
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"Be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to anger" Affiliate Code XZUMV9TJW5 Associate Code: 7PM43CU71IB2IAP education may be expensive but wait until you get the bill for ignorance A wise man once said that we can't make anyone feel or do anything. We can throw things into the wind, but it's up to each person to decide how they want to react, where they want to stand when things fall.
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Re: Better late, than never...
2020/06/09 02:12:33
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Minimal changes to the loop done. Leak testing:  Taking my words about poorly calibrated terminal temperature sensors back. They are pretty accurate. Once I got the water looping, the values differ within 0.1-0.3 degrees, and they match what other motherboard water temperature sensors are reporting.  Also my flow rate increased by 2-3 L/m, but that probably has to do with cleaning the filters, they were a bit clogged thus impeding flow rate.
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