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Are you still making these?  Can you PM me please?  Thanks..
 
Also...

nateman_doo
woke up to this:

 
I should go home to the O-rings completed.  Then some Delrin cutting tonight is possible

What are those? 
 

Those are chipset blocks for the x79 DARK, the copper part.
PM Nateman_doo for details, for both the chipset and the vreg blocks a deposit of $60 is needed.

Okay what will the total cost in the end be?  Over or under $150?

I think the total is $180.00 for both the vreg and the chipset blocks, I'd PM Nateman_doo still, as He has up to date info, I'll be buying the blocks eventually Myself.

William
Nateman must be on vacation. He hasn't logged in in a week or so.

He's working very hard so he'll post when time permits.

Nate,
      I will be posting pics soon but they are hard to see, But the blocks are working great. A little credit would be great :-) Your work is awesome, the flow rate is great. I the loop with the VRM and Chipset Block I have my three Video Cards and with the two 780 OC'd a bit higher then the Hydra's under load never above 29c and idel 22c, as for the VRM I can not trust the board and and i Have Flute broken out and as soon as I figure out where to touch :-/ I will be able to see how well the VRM is cooling. In the BIOS it states 34 to 38 but I can't trust that becuase you can not trust any of the voltages you see in that ****ty Bios. 2.09 and 2.10 both the same.
 
      But To get back to you, a man of your word and an true craftsman! I am truly pleased with your work. I didn't get a big E on the block but that is cool you really cant see it anyway. Your Nozzle holes placement turned out perfect. I see how the card hold down got injured but you thought of everything.
Thank you again Joe
 

It's 29 pages; Nate is awesome; we all know that.
 
Can anyone tell me what they saw temp drop wise from no WB to WB?
 
I'm contemplating redoing my loop and adding this into it.

When I get mine it will be the first time I tried water cooling anything other than CPU and GPU. Are there any good tutorials for getting the heat sinks off properly on this board or is it pretty simple?

William
When I get mine it will be the first time I tried water cooling anything other than CPU and GPU. Are there any good tutorials for getting the heat sinks off properly on this board or is it pretty simple?

Not really, however, it is pretty straight forward, the screws come out from the back of blocks and they come off.
IIRC I just reused the thermal pad for the MOSFET and the SB, I cleaned and reapplied TIM.
For the MOSFET/VRM block just watch the upper edge of the board, it can be easy to over-tighten, if the board flexes it's too tight, otherwise its its snug and the board is still unflexxed, you are good to go.  And provided you have adequate cooling connected to the blocks, they will do VERY well.

OK, off orders tomorrow, but at least I have reception now.  WOW do I have some PM's and emails to catch up on!

ARe you still making these? I am very interested! Please let me know! Thank you!!!
 

Welcome to the forums!  I will very likely start the batch tomorrow.  I found some raw materials outside my front door today.

Nitrotoxin69
Please PM the specifics I would like to purchase both blocks! Thank you!

I don't know if you have enough posts to PM, but my e-mail link is in my sig.  You can always e-mail me. 

nateman just email me @  I would like to purchase both blocks for my EVGA x79 Dark.  Thank you! 

Pics shortly.  Starting to overflow into a new batch.  I have 2 Vregs unaccounted for if anyone wants just the Vregs, but dual blocks will overflow into a new batch.  

I THINK...I am all caught up with PM's/emails.

Thanks!  Even if you don't need one of these, whenever you need something, you know where to find me.
 
Copper is all finished!

 

 
Now, to the Delrin tops.  I do have some other stuff to attend to... since its coming up on mothers day ;)  

You're a legend Nate! Glad to see the update.