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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/01/25 01:04:15
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Sparetimepc I see you Have a 2080ti KP kit for sell but I can’t check it out I have not hit the Requirements for this site. So if you are if you could leave another message on this that would be awesome
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/01/25 02:29:02
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Sparetimepc I see you Have a 2080ti KP kit for sell but I can’t check it out I have not hit the Requirements for this site. So if you are if you could leave another message on this that would be awesome
What are you looking for for the Kingpin?
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/01/25 09:26:59
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I am wanting to have the kingpin on a custom loop pretty much. Like everyone else I missed out on the kingpin water block for a custom loop
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/01/25 10:21:59
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On your EK water block kit for the kingpin that you have is that everything or do I still have to get other stuff for it different bracket or anything like that? Once again sorry I can’t reply to private messages or send messages yet.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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Once again sorry I can’t reply to private messages or send messages yet.
This should help you get started.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/03 19:56:20
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sparetimepc, it looks great. I'm also interested in seeing how this does in temps compared to the other die-only mod.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/03 19:58:22
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I can't send a PM yet but I was going to ask if your thing is still for sale; I saw your for-sale link somewhere but wasn't able to follow it.
Is the RGB system in your case all controlled centrally or RGB free for all? I have corsair iCUE controlling all the lighting in my case and am wondering how this bilsky block will fit in.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/04 05:56:39
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I can't send a PM yet but I was going to ask if your thing is still for sale; I saw your for-sale link somewhere but wasn't able to follow it.
Is the RGB system in your case all controlled centrally or RGB free for all? I have corsair iCUE controlling all the lighting in my case and am wondering how this bilsky block will fit in.
I don't have any of the lighting in rgb synced right now, I'm still in benchmarking mode and when I'm in that mode my system is set up for ease of adding and removing parts, I don't even worry about the other stuff. What are you asking if I have for sale, the EK mod parts or the bykski block with notches and groove for the ln2 kit ?
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 13:28:30
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I don't know exactly what you have for sale because I can't follow your link. Are you selling something? If so what are you selling? If I keep my KP then I'm going to make a custom loop for it and I'm now trying to decide between the bykski block vs. the EK mod. sparetimepc
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I can't send a PM yet but I was going to ask if your thing is still for sale; I saw your for-sale link somewhere but wasn't able to follow it.
Is the RGB system in your case all controlled centrally or RGB free for all? I have corsair iCUE controlling all the lighting in my case and am wondering how this bilsky block will fit in.
I don't have any of the lighting in rgb synced right now, I'm still in benchmarking mode and when I'm in that mode my system is set up for ease of adding and removing parts, I don't even worry about the other stuff. What are you asking if I have for sale, the EK mod parts or the bykski block with notches and groove for the ln2 kit ?
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 13:46:05
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 13:49:12
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The bykski blocks are hard to get right now as well. I have ordered both of mine from eBay and it takes a couple weeks to get them.
I've priced a kingpin bykski with 5v 3-pin RGB block shipped on aliexpress for $103 but the ETA is bad since it's shipping from China and Lunar New Year is extended. Meanwhile the EK-VGA Supremacy Universal block is still in-stock in some USA sites for ~$60. I've just received my LN2 kit from EVGA :)
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 13:56:58
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The bykski blocks are hard to get right now as well. I have ordered both of mine from eBay and it takes a couple weeks to get them.
I've priced a kingpin bykski with 5v 3-pin RGB block shipped on aliexpress for $103 but the ETA is bad since it's shipping from China and Lunar New Year is extended. Meanwhile the EK-VGA Supremacy Universal block is still in-stock in some USA sites for ~$60. I've just received my LN2 kit from EVGA :)
Well doing the EK supremacy mod is easy to do with the ln2 kit then, all you would need is the copper shim to go in the memory cold plate.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 14:01:55
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The bykski blocks are hard to get right now as well. I have ordered both of mine from eBay and it takes a couple weeks to get them.
I've priced a kingpin bykski with 5v 3-pin RGB block shipped on aliexpress for $103 but the ETA is bad since it's shipping from China and Lunar New Year is extended. Meanwhile the EK-VGA Supremacy Universal block is still in-stock in some USA sites for ~$60. I've just received my LN2 kit from EVGA :)
Well doing the EK supremacy mod is easy to do with the ln2 kit then, all you would need is the copper shim to go in the memory cold plate.
I have some amateur dremel skills so I haven't ruled out the bykski due to ETA or plastic dremeling. I was hoping you would do some heat testing between your bykski and EK mod, though it seems they must be comparable. Actually I ordered 0.8mm thickness 15mmx15mm copper pads from amazon. I went with 0.8mm thickness because it seemed like both you and the EK supermacy guy decided it was better but the 15x15 area seems so small. Did I misread and order the incorrect size?
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 14:11:28
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The bykski blocks are hard to get right now as well. I have ordered both of mine from eBay and it takes a couple weeks to get them.
I've priced a kingpin bykski with 5v 3-pin RGB block shipped on aliexpress for $103 but the ETA is bad since it's shipping from China and Lunar New Year is extended. Meanwhile the EK-VGA Supremacy Universal block is still in-stock in some USA sites for ~$60. I've just received my LN2 kit from EVGA :)
Well doing the EK supremacy mod is easy to do with the ln2 kit then, all you would need is the copper shim to go in the memory cold plate.
I have some amateur dremel skills so I haven't ruled out the bykski due to ETA or plastic dremeling. I was hoping you would do some heat testing between your bykski and EK mod, though it seems they must be comparable.
Actually I ordered 0.8mm thickness 15mmx15mm copper pads from amazon. I went with 0.8mm thickness because it seemed like both you and the EK supermacy guy decided it was better but the 15x15 area seems so small. Did I misread and order the incorrect size?
Yeah the shim has to be like 40mm by 40mm or something like that. I have the material at home to make more, I might even have 1 more made already. I'll be home tomorrow and find out. As far as the EK supremacy guy, your probably talking about me, I had issues with my forum username and had a different username for a short period of time.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 14:15:27
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The bykski blocks are hard to get right now as well. I have ordered both of mine from eBay and it takes a couple weeks to get them.
I've priced a kingpin bykski with 5v 3-pin RGB block shipped on aliexpress for $103 but the ETA is bad since it's shipping from China and Lunar New Year is extended. Meanwhile the EK-VGA Supremacy Universal block is still in-stock in some USA sites for ~$60. I've just received my LN2 kit from EVGA :)
Well doing the EK supremacy mod is easy to do with the ln2 kit then, all you would need is the copper shim to go in the memory cold plate.
I have some amateur dremel skills so I haven't ruled out the bykski due to ETA or plastic dremeling. I was hoping you would do some heat testing between your bykski and EK mod, though it seems they must be comparable.
Actually I ordered 0.8mm thickness 15mmx15mm copper pads from amazon. I went with 0.8mm thickness because it seemed like both you and the EK supermacy guy decided it was better but the 15x15 area seems so small. Did I misread and order the incorrect size?
Yeah the shim has to be like 40mm by 40mm or something like that. I have the material at home to make more, I might even have 1 more made already. I'll be home tomorrow and find out. As far as the EK supremacy guy, your probably talking about me, I had issues with my forum username and had a different username for a short period of time.
Am I losing my mind? I thought there was you doing the bykski and EK thermosphere and then a 2nd guy doing the EK supremacy block. I guess I need to reread the 3 threads I've bookmarked to review the copper pad dimension and contributors :P
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 14:20:02
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The bykski blocks are hard to get right now as well. I have ordered both of mine from eBay and it takes a couple weeks to get them.
I've priced a kingpin bykski with 5v 3-pin RGB block shipped on aliexpress for $103 but the ETA is bad since it's shipping from China and Lunar New Year is extended. Meanwhile the EK-VGA Supremacy Universal block is still in-stock in some USA sites for ~$60. I've just received my LN2 kit from EVGA :)
Well doing the EK supremacy mod is easy to do with the ln2 kit then, all you would need is the copper shim to go in the memory cold plate.
I have some amateur dremel skills so I haven't ruled out the bykski due to ETA or plastic dremeling. I was hoping you would do some heat testing between your bykski and EK mod, though it seems they must be comparable.
Actually I ordered 0.8mm thickness 15mmx15mm copper pads from amazon. I went with 0.8mm thickness because it seemed like both you and the EK supermacy guy decided it was better but the 15x15 area seems so small. Did I misread and order the incorrect size?
Yeah the shim has to be like 40mm by 40mm or something like that. I have the material at home to make more, I might even have 1 more made already. I'll be home tomorrow and find out. As far as the EK supremacy guy, your probably talking about me, I had issues with my forum username and had a different username for a short period of time.
Am I losing my mind? I thought there was you doing the bykski and EK thermosphere and then a 2nd guy doing the EK supremacy block. I guess I need to reread the 3 threads I've bookmarked to review the copper pad dimension and contributors :P
It was me who did the bykski block, and both the ek Thermosphere and supremacy block mods. Someone in there had asked me about the 15x15 copper as well and I told him no it wouldn't work. As I say i requested a username change from evga support and when they changed it that's when the forum name got messed up and it took them a couple weeks to get it fixed.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 14:25:33
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The bykski blocks are hard to get right now as well. I have ordered both of mine from eBay and it takes a couple weeks to get them.
I've priced a kingpin bykski with 5v 3-pin RGB block shipped on aliexpress for $103 but the ETA is bad since it's shipping from China and Lunar New Year is extended. Meanwhile the EK-VGA Supremacy Universal block is still in-stock in some USA sites for ~$60. I've just received my LN2 kit from EVGA :)
Well doing the EK supremacy mod is easy to do with the ln2 kit then, all you would need is the copper shim to go in the memory cold plate.
I have some amateur dremel skills so I haven't ruled out the bykski due to ETA or plastic dremeling. I was hoping you would do some heat testing between your bykski and EK mod, though it seems they must be comparable.
Actually I ordered 0.8mm thickness 15mmx15mm copper pads from amazon. I went with 0.8mm thickness because it seemed like both you and the EK supermacy guy decided it was better but the 15x15 area seems so small. Did I misread and order the incorrect size?
Yeah the shim has to be like 40mm by 40mm or something like that. I have the material at home to make more, I might even have 1 more made already. I'll be home tomorrow and find out. As far as the EK supremacy guy, your probably talking about me, I had issues with my forum username and had a different username for a short period of time.
Am I losing my mind? I thought there was you doing the bykski and EK thermosphere and then a 2nd guy doing the EK supremacy block. I guess I need to reread the 3 threads I've bookmarked to review the copper pad dimension and contributors :P
It was me who did the bykski block, and both the ek Thermosphere and supremacy block mods. Someone in there had asked me about the 15x15 copper as well and I told him no it wouldn't work. As I say i requested a username change from evga support and when they changed it that's when the forum name got messed up and it took them a couple weeks to get it fixed.
You are THE altonadavid? By the way I've also received the amazon hardware kit you mentioned for the nuts required. I think I have everything required for the mod: nuts, wrong-sized thermal 0.8mm copper pad, plans to source bykski block or EK supremacy, EVGA LN2 kit, dremel, mx-4 paste though I guess I could go with your recommendation of TF8.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/05 14:28:27
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Yes I am THE altonadavid/aka/sparetimepc I had several of the copper shims but they sold pretty quick and I had to order more material to make more of them. But i looked and i do have 1 more of the shims here already cut.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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Thanks, I already had that ebay block and the corresponding 20led RGB light strip in my cart. I hadn't thought about plugs and fittings but I guess I'd rather use my own anyway to make sure they aren't an eye-sore. This will be my first custom loop and I've bought corsair compression everything so I have straight, 45deg, and 90deg fittings ready to go as well as some plugs. I'm thinking about sprinkling in some 1/4 inline temp sensors as well as a science project; my corsair commander pro will have space for 3 more temp readings after I plug in the temp sensor from the pump/res. What screws do I need? The set of nuts you recommended arrived today. As for light controller I don't want it since I already have a 3pin-to-corsair adapter ready to control those LED's. I'm assuming it will work fine. One of the main reasons I would go with the bykski block is for the RGB. Yes, I'm serious. Was your bykski block RGB built-in? Does it seem like something you could easily reproduce if you have bought the bare block and RGB separately? That's what I would have to do if I went with the ebay link. But there's a seller on aliexpress selling the 5v 3-pin RGB version of the kingpin block for $103 shipped. Let's see if this link works -> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000414893213.html?spm=a2g0o.placeorder.0.0.f950321eLDYjGV&mp=1 -> www aliexpress com/item/4000414893213.html?spm=a2g0o.placeorder.0.0.f950321eLDYjGV&mp=1As far as I can tell what I'm missing at this point is a water block (bykski, thermosphere, or supremacy) and a 0.8mm thick copper shim. sparetimepc
So if you buy this block here https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B081H6PHYP/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 it comes with the block, plugs, 5V RGB/RBW light pre-installed, light controller, thermal pads, 2 hose fittings, screws and everything.
If you buy this block https://www.ebay.com/itm/Bykski-N-EV2080TIKP-X-GPU-Block-for-EVGA-RTX2080Ti-KINGPIN/113984112395?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 it comes with the block, pads and 2 plugs and mounting hardware only. No RGB-RBW light or controller unit or hose fittings. It needs to be purchased separately but has the links within the listing for those items.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/06 16:34:19
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If you get the bare block and need the RGB/RBW 5v you can get it at the bykski store in USA Boise, ID https://www.bykski.us/collections/rbw-lights/products/bykski-5v-water-block-led-rbw-strip-light-100mm-b-vclr-100x6rbw It will come with the light and 2 mounting screws, the blocks are pre-drilled and threaded for the light strip. If you are getting the bykski block you have no need for the copper shim now anyways.
I haven't decided yet. But I do need thermal pads in any case as my 1.5mm thick arctic pads will be too thick. Did you add RGB to any of the EK blocks? I didn't think they had lights but some of your photos look like the blocks are lit.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/06 16:52:16
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If you get the bare block and need the RGB/RBW 5v you can get it at the bykski store in USA Boise, ID https://www.bykski.us/collections/rbw-lights/products/bykski-5v-water-block-led-rbw-strip-light-100mm-b-vclr-100x6rbw It will come with the light and 2 mounting screws, the blocks are pre-drilled and threaded for the light strip. If you are getting the bykski block you have no need for the copper shim now anyways.
I haven't decided yet. But I do need thermal pads in any case as my 1.5mm thick arctic pads will be too thick. Did you add RGB to any of the EK blocks? I didn't think they had lights but some of your photos look like the blocks are lit.
The ekwb thermosphere is pre-drilled with 2 holes for 3mm LED lights and the ekwb vga supremacy is pre-drilled with 2 holes for 5mm LED lights. The LED lights can be bought from the ekwb site as well that fit them.
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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If you get the bare block and need the RGB/RBW 5v you can get it at the bykski store in USA Boise, ID https://www.bykski.us/collections/rbw-lights/products/bykski-5v-water-block-led-rbw-strip-light-100mm-b-vclr-100x6rbw It will come with the light and 2 mounting screws, the blocks are pre-drilled and threaded for the light strip. If you are getting the bykski block you have no need for the copper shim now anyways.
I haven't decided yet. But I do need thermal pads in any case as my 1.5mm thick arctic pads will be too thick. Did you add RGB to any of the EK blocks? I didn't think they had lights but some of your photos look like the blocks are lit.
The ekwb thermosphere is pre-drilled with 2 holes for 3mm LED lights and the ekwb vga supremacy is pre-drilled with 2 holes for 5mm LED lights. The LED lights can be bought from the ekwb site as well that fit them.
Ew, just saw the EKWB light options. They're 12v single LED's not only is it an inconvenience to connect to my corsair system they're also just 1 color. I guess I could drill more holes and add my own 3mm or 5mm ARGH LED's but I would probably just run them without any lighting. Do you have more pictures of how your bykski LED's look?
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
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i was able to start some testing with the bykski block today, never got around to doing the time spy extreme tests yet but i can get core clock 2340MHz (+265 in PX1) and the memory at 8400MHz from start to finish in port royal now. I wasn't able to do this with the EKWB mods, the flow seems to be great with these bykski blocks though, when i start the test with liquid temp at -3C the liquid temp at end of the run is still -1C. These scores have bettered my previous scores i had on the HOF, it got me up to #25 HOF for the Port Royal single card. https://www.3dmark.com/compare/pr/215666/pr/215631/pr/215592
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/07 15:00:48
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I have finally finished my build, in process of leak testing. Its nice to see its better than the mod and the original WB from the looks. Just hoping I didn't overtighten the fittings ETC lol, only used my hands to do it and still could go a bit more if I tried but that seems like too much. The oring seems to be squished and 3 hours of air leak testing resulted in 0 drop in pressure so I guess I am good to go. Looking very promising. I wonder if you can push it even more with this block and your chiller. Also quite the idea with cutting it out fully so you can replace it/unplug it without needing to disassemble the card. Just wish I could use the OLED and all like you but eh. Its VERY hard to get here aka buying from someone on ebay + really bad tax and customs issues.
post edited by Mcwrah - 2020/02/07 15:18:32
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Re: Installing the Bykski Block on the EVGA 2080ti Kingpin
2020/02/12 14:59:41
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