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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 17:14:55
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Nereus FYI, EKWB posted earlier today regarding blocks for the EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080 and 3090 cards: "block should be launching early next week and be compatible with both models"
Got a link?
It's FaceBook in their comments. Try this: https://www.facebook.com/EKWaterBlocks/posts/3529019837152022 Hopefully I get a notification (registered interest when their "notify" link went up) and I can get one of these blocks soon-ish. I hope they have the backplates ready as well :) BTW. The last true 1-slot watercooled cards I owned (as defined by Nereus) were a pair of XFX 7900GT's with SwiftTech blocks attached (still have 'em in a draw in my shed). Albeit they weren't full blocks like we see today, just covered the die and relied on copper heat sinks on the RAM chips.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 17:15:30
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Yawn. Boring.
This EVGA card is not a single slot card. ... For no apparent reason.
Other cards are single slot cards.
My story didn't change. You are trying to argue about something that is irrelevant and has been established a decade ago.
The picture I chose was simply the first one I found online. Get over it. I don't know how many times I can say, look at the part in red.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 17:17:58
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Nereus FYI, EKWB posted earlier today regarding blocks for the EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080 and 3090 cards: "block should be launching early next week and be compatible with both models"
Got a link?
It's FaceBook in their comments. Try this: https://www.facebook.com/EKWaterBlocks/posts/3529019837152022 Hopefully I get a notification (registered interest when their "notify" link went up) and I can get one of these blocks soon-ish. I hope they have the backplates ready as well :) BTW. The last true 1-slot watercooled cards I owned (as defined by Nereus) were a pair of XFX 7900GT's with SwiftTech blocks attached (still have 'em in a draw in my shed). Albeit they weren't full blocks like we see today, just covered the die and relied on copper heat sinks on the RAM chips.
Slight correction there - it was defined by Ty_ger07, I was just questioning it.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 17:22:01
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Nereus FYI, EKWB posted earlier today regarding blocks for the EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080 and 3090 cards: "block should be launching early next week and be compatible with both models"
Got a link?
It's FaceBook in their comments. Try this: https://www.facebook.com/EKWaterBlocks/posts/3529019837152022 Hopefully I get a notification (registered interest when their "notify" link went up) and I can get one of these blocks soon-ish. I hope they have the backplates ready as well :) BTW. The last true 1-slot watercooled cards I owned (as defined by Nereus) were a pair of XFX 7900GT's with SwiftTech blocks attached (still have 'em in a draw in my shed). Albeit they weren't full blocks like we see today, just covered the die and relied on copper heat sinks on the RAM chips.
Slight correction there - it was defined by Ty_ger07, I was just questioning it.
Slight correction here, I was defining the ability to fit cards in adjacent slots. I was really clear about that. You are talking about backplates, and lips, and screw heights, and extra pieces of hair, and missed metal burrs, and plastic seems, and sticker thicknesses, and fingerprint build-up height, and the definition of definitions, and, and, and.... Can you fit two cards adjacent above and below? Yes or No? There is your answer. The image I posted was simply a representation so that I could circle the area in red which would cause the card to not fit with an adjacent card. Here is my system from over a decade ago with 3 dual-slot cards with backplates: They probably use a little bit more than 2-slots. Does that bother me? No. They fit. That's what is important. If they didn't fit, I could circle the part in red which causes them not to fit. I wasn't trying to define what single-slot is. Or what dual-slot is. My definition is simple. Can a reasonable person install cards adjacent? Simple. It's EVGA who has defined 1.x and 2.x slot cards. This card is 2.4 slots. This card is 1.3 slots. It's crazy. It's completely avoidable. Design the card to fit, test the card to ensure that it fits, and then sell the card like any other company. It uses 1 slot. It uses 2 slots. It uses 3 slots. Simple. No need for a card with a single-slot IO face to use 2 slots because it's cooler encroaches 0.3 slots into the adjacent slot. If it is a "1.3-slot" card, sell it as a 2-slot card, like any other company. That's how much space it uses.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 17:56:02
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Your not using the 2nd slot with a water block.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 17:56:32
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Nereus
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Nereus FYI, EKWB posted earlier today regarding blocks for the EVGA FTW3 Ultra 3080 and 3090 cards: "block should be launching early next week and be compatible with both models"
Got a link?
It's FaceBook in their comments. Try this: https://www.facebook.com/EKWaterBlocks/posts/3529019837152022
Hopefully I get a notification (registered interest when their "notify" link went up) and I can get one of these blocks soon-ish. I hope they have the backplates ready as well :)
BTW. The last true 1-slot watercooled cards I owned (as defined by Nereus) were a pair of XFX 7900GT's with SwiftTech blocks attached (still have 'em in a draw in my shed). Albeit they weren't full blocks like we see today, just covered the die and relied on copper heat sinks on the RAM chips.
Slight correction there - it was defined by Ty_ger07, I was just questioning it.
Slight correction here, I was defining the ability to fit cards in adjacent slots. I was really clear about that.
You are talking about backplates, and lips, and screw heights, and extra pieces of hair, and missed metal burrs, and plastic seems, and sticker thicknesses, and fingerprint build-up height, and the definition of definitions, and, and, and....
And there you go making shiff up.. " You are talking about backplates, and lips, and screw heights, and extra pieces of hair, and missed metal burrs, and plastic seems, and sticker thicknesses, and fingerprint build-up height, and the definition of definitions, and, and, and...." Nope not me, I only mentioned back plates because most HEDT GPUs include back plates, and also because you posted the image to define precisely what a single slot card really was in your opinion, with an arrow pointing to it and everything.. it was your definition, not mine, lol. ty_ger07 Can you fit two cards adjacent above and below? Yes or No? There is your answer. The image I posted was simply a representation so that I could circle the area in red which would cause the card to not fit with an adjacent card. Here is my system from over a decade ago with 3 dual-slot cards with backplates:
They probably use a little bit more than 2-slots. Does that bother me? No. They fit. That's what is important. If they didn't fit, I could circle the part in red which causes them not to fit. I wasn't trying to define what single-slot is. Or what dual-slot is. My definition is simple. Can a reasonable person install cards adjacent? Simple. It's EVGA who has defined 1.x and 2.x slot cards. This card is 2.4 slots. This card is 1.3 slots. It's crazy. It's completely avoidable. Design the card to fit, test the card to ensure that it fits, and then sell the card like any other company. It uses 1 slot. It uses 2 slots. It uses 3 slots. Simple. No need for a card with a single-slot IO face to use 2 slots because it's cooler encroaches 0.3 slots into the adjacent slot. If it is a "1.3-slot" card, sell it as a 2-slot card, like any other company. That's how much space it uses.
Defining a single slot was exactly what you were doing at the start, complete with a picture saying what is and what is not a single slot, and rather rudely to whoever it was you were responding to. I'm in the camp of who gives a flying fudgestick whether it's 1 slot or 1.2 slots or 1.3 slots? It's completely immaterial until it starts imposing on the space of the card below it ...so why post pictures trying to argue that it's one thing and get all worked up about it, and now say it doesn't matter? lmao you're a funny guy! - and I still don't care one way or the other. Oh noes! p.s. go ahead, have the last word after this, I have a feeling that's what this is about more than anything else.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:01:55
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Plain and Simple, the ATX standard is 20mm for single slot. Are you two going to argue over a picture and some google searches, or would you prefer to get deep into the numbers, since you both have flaws in your arguments?
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The RTX 20 series block is the baseline at 16.60mm without a GPU or Backplate. The RTX 30 series blocks for EVGA cards will start at 20.75mm, so therefore, this is NOT a single slot card, even without backplates or any other restrictions. But don't worry, this isn't a one sided story, as other companies ALSO have 20+mm blocks for their cards, Example, the Zotac Trinity card at 20.55mm: MSI Trio and Suprim at 20.45mm: RTX 30 Founders at 28.90mm: ALL Reference boards at 20.75: So, In summary, very few of the RTX 30 series cards will be single slot, so that kills one argument that EVGA is inept, since evidently every company is inept, and kill the other argument that "with a backplate". In the end, you are both wrong in different ways, so please stop arguing about your opinions, and look at the absolute facts. If you want a single slot card, your options are Strix at 16.4mm: Tuf at 16.5mm:
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:04:08
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the_Scarlet_one Plain and Simple, the ATX standard is 20mm for single slot. Are you two going to argue over a picture and some google searches, or would you prefer to get deep into the numbers, since you both have flaws in your arguments?
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The RTX 20 series block is the baseline at 16.60mm without a GPU or Backplate. The RTX 30 series blocks for EVGA cards will start at 20.75mm, so therefore, this is NOT a single slot card, even without backplates or any other restrictions. But don't worry, this isn't a one sided story, as other companies ALSO have 20+mm blocks for their cards, Example, the Zotac Trinity card at 20.55mm: MSI Trio and Suprim at 20.45mm: RTX 30 Founders at 28.90mm: ALL Reference boards at 20.75: So, In summary, very few of the RTX 30 series cards will be single slot, so that kills one argument that EVGA is inept, since evidently every company is inept, and kill the other argument that "with a backplate". In the end, you are both wrong in different ways, so please stop arguing about your opinions, and look at the absolute facts. If you want a single slot card, your options are Strix at 16.4mm: Tuf at 16.5mm:
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Awesome, thanks Scarlet_One!
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:04:34
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My last words on the topic: engineering and business leadership decisions (inability to make decisions and draw lines). It does matter. Does it fit? Does it not fit? If a person thinks it is a 1-slot card, and says that it is a 1-slot card in a forum designed for discussion, is it not relevant to inform them that it isn't a 1-slot card? The person said it was a 1-slot card. I said it was not a 1-slot card and circled the part which is the issue. It's pretty simple. YOU could have said nothing and then you would have been right. Too bad you said something.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:11:18
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Awesome, thanks Scarlet_One!
Nereus, please do realize, this is the size of the block without a card attached, or a backplate. ASUS is the only company this generation with a single slot card. Ty_ger07 is right about the cards not being single slot. Ty_ger07, Every card but ASUS is 1.1-1.5 slots this generation. So, NVidia is the one that was too inept to stick to the correct sizing because they set the standard, and their card is thicker than all of the AIB cards. Not sure why you are targeting EVGA for the same design limitation that the leading water-cooling company was even bound to.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:14:42
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bmgjet Your not using the 2nd slot with a water block.
Yea, too bad, huh? That is why -- whatever card you attached the picture for -- is not a single-slot card. There are cards with water blocks which use only 1 slot. In a perfect world, they all should.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:16:44
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the_Scarlet_one So, NVidia is the one that was too inept to stick to the correct sizing because they set the standard.
Does not compute. There is nothing about the PCB reference design which causes an AIB's solution to necessarily use a specific number of slots. I am targeting EVGA here, because I am on an EVGA forum, and the question was posed about the merits of EVGA's RTX 3xxx hydrocopper waterblocks. Additionally, EVGA has been seemingly unable to make a single-slot waterblock; which is laughable. EVGA has prioritized LEDs and aesthetics, and that is a bad move for something which is supposedly designed for enthusiasts who know better. I have no idea if EK's block for these cards will use more than one slot. One can hope. But who knows. Wouldn't it be embarrassing if they took the time to design a single-slot waterblock for ASUS, but didn't care about designing a good waterblock for an EVGA card?
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:17:37
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Just realized it will be 9am Monday morning in Slovenia (EKWB) in just under 6 hours from now.. which will be 3am here in NYC. Damn. I'm guessing we'll need to be furiously hitting F5 to have any hope of getting one of these EK blocks, because if we miss this, it's possible we could be waiting for months for another opportunity. Of course I'm assuming they will launch first thing Monday morning, when all they've said is "early this week". Sigh. Continue to be plagued by First World Problems. lol..
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 18:23:42
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bmgjet Your not using the 2nd slot with a water block.
Yea, too bad, huh? That is why -- whatever card you attached the picture for -- is not a single-slot card. There are cards with water blocks which use only 1 slot. In a perfect world, they all should.
3090 XC3 and EKWB. Advertised as 1.3 slot. FTW3 blocks will be the same. Its a non-issue tho that slots worthless, its disabled when you use a NVME drive on my board and there are 4 other slots which are free.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/06 19:03:13
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the_Scarlet_one So, NVidia is the one that was too inept to stick to the correct sizing because they set the standard.
Does not compute. There is nothing about the PCB reference design which causes an AIB's solution to necessarily use a specific number of slots. I am targeting EVGA here, because I am on an EVGA forum, and the question was posed about the merits of EVGA's RTX 3xxx hydrocopper waterblocks. Additionally, EVGA has been seemingly unable to make a single-slot waterblock; which is laughable. EVGA has prioritized LEDs and aesthetics, and that is a bad move for something which is supposedly designed for enthusiasts who know better. I have no idea if EK's block for these cards will use more than one slot. One can hope. But who knows. Wouldn't it be embarrassing if they took the time to design a single-slot waterblock for ASUS, but didn't care about designing a good waterblock for an EVGA card?
Nvidia designated the capacitors that could be used by AIB cards. The capacitors supposedly caused an issue with making the blocks shorter. No, it wouldn't be embarrassing, because ASUS used different components making it easy for EKWB to use the same constraints they always have. Just like the MLCC versus SPCaps, ASUS used better suited components and all of the other companies followed the NVidia specifications. I will say that I have not been impressed with the hydrocopper blocks since EVGA moved the waterblocks to an inhouse design. I wish EVGA would have stuck with using EKWB for their waterblocks, and Unwinder for Precision. Since every company, except ASUS, will have a thicker than single slot block, I don't think the argument of why EVGA specifically has a 1.3 slot design really makes a difference. Your original intent was to call out that they were one of the only companies with a 1.3 slot waterblock design, but in reality, you are wrong as NVidia's authorized design layout trickled down into this issue. I guess it’s best I clarify, the only hydrocopper block I was personally impressed with was the EKWB collaboration. I do agree with you that the hydrocopper is not a single slot card, but I disagree with your take that other manufacturers have single slot cards... EKWB makes the only remaining single slot blocks, and they are not a GPU manufacturer, so it’s safe to say that no other manufacturers have single slot. Gigabyte's Waterforce cards is also 29mm, and Galax HOF cards are also 1.5 slot...
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ty_ger07 EVGA blocks tend to be low production runs and hard to get ahold of, have been low quality the last couple of years and thus haven't performed very well, and the blocks from EVGA this generation aren't even a single-slot blocks for some reason. -------------------------------------------------------- Like, why can't EVGA have a single person in their leadership who can put their foot down and make a rule about making stupid mistakes like this? ----------------------------------------------------------- This EVGA card is not a single slot card. ... For no apparent reason.
Other cards are single slot cards.
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Asus cards are single slot cards. So technically "other" is correct. In the end, it would seem that you should praise the only three total waterblocks that are available as single slot this generation. Verctor Strix, Vector TUF, and Vector RX 6800/6900. All three EKWB designs, since not a single manufacturer seems to have a single slot block design anymore. Most manufacturers cards come with two slot I/O brackets as well. Seems that single slot is dead...
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Even the AMD/EKWB collaboration block is 21.2mm this generation. the standard EKWB design is only 16.5mm though:
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 04:08:30
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Had about 1-2 hours sleep and got up again hours ago in case EKWB launched the FTW3 Ultra block first thing Monday morning their time (Slovenia). They didn't, and still haven't as of right now. I've started work already, it's Monday, and I'm sooo tired.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 06:47:12
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 06:51:59
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I think I got my order in just in time because their site crashed lol.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 06:52:43
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I can't get into the site..
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 06:53:58
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Yeah...they must have JUST went up. I checked and they weren't there. I took a shower, came back and checked and they were there. Got my block and backplate order in and boom site went down. SITE IS UP GOGOGOGOGOGOGO
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 06:58:41
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 07:06:16
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Got an order in, but it's pre-order only. If they had any stock it must have cleared out in seconds... unless they had none available and it's all pre-order only. Ordered nickel + plexi block and nickel back plate. Expected to ship January 6th, 2021.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 07:07:20
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Nereus Got an order in, but it's pre-order only. If they had any stock it must have cleared out in seconds... unless they had none available and it's all pre-order only. Ordered nickel + plexi block and nickel back plate. Expected to ship January 6th, 2021.
It was pre-order only...you're good.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 07:23:38
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 07:26:37
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 07:27:03
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Pre-ordered. I may cancel my pre-order if the hydrocoppers drop before the EK block gets shipped out, but with Jacob's statement on the delay of the hydrocoppers, I have a feeling that I may end up with this EK block instead.
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 07:33:29
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
2020/12/07 07:35:31
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recipe7 Pre-ordered. I may cancel my pre-order if the hydrocoppers drop before the EK block gets shipped out, but with Jacob's statement on the delay of the hydrocoppers, I have a feeling that I may end up with this EK block instead.
Murphy's Law being what it is, they'll probably both become available on the same day. :)
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Re: EKWB blocks for FTW3
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