Finally, after a few months of planning and some unexpected hiccups... you have before you a finished block.














 



 
The O-rings:


 
All Blacked out:


 
Look how nicely the radius of the curves mate. 
 
Lists of updates:
 
Skip to go right here for pictures:
http://forums.evga.com...p;m=887470&mpage=6
 
Update: January 2012, after a complete machine rebuild there is more progress to be made!
http://forums.evga.com...0&mpage=11#1398507

UPDATE: January 2012... ALMOST DONE!  At the 90% mark.  Here are copper pics:
http://forums.evga.com/fb.ashx?m=1407565

 

I was thinking about the E, but wasn't sure what the radius of the "E"

I have been looking all day for a naked picture of the new Classy.  If you can find one... HOOK ME UP! :)
Even the base model would be nice.  Can't find many good ones.

Yup, thats the one, but I need a picture without the heatsinks ("naked")

well, if anyone was testing the board, they might in some sort of review.  "Speculation of course"

I need a new public affairs officer, cause the one I got (me) needs to be fired =P

As soon as I get the board, I will start the design process.

I believe they were referring to the mobo being ran without the heatsink on the NF200, I am pretty sure you can remove all of the heat sinks on the motherboard, I saw a review that had them all removed, I will try to find that real quick. I am at work right now, or I would pop the other side off of my case and check it out, will do it when I get home.

Blizzie

The heatsinks on the motherboard should all come off. Jacob didn't want them removed because.. well, why would you want to remove a heatsink. It's there to dissipate heat.

If you swap all the sinks with waterblocks an give it a third party cooling it will be okay.

 
Can anyone confirm if the P67/Z68 will share the same layout? Would be awesome if they do, cause then these blocks would fit both boards.

It is a delicate balance with using air, and water cards.  Since most waterblocks are much thinner then huge stock air coolers, I can probably fit a barb directly over the P67 chip, and your hose will come up inbetween the cards, but this setup may only accommodate Tri-SLI watercooled, not air.  

I have CPU-370 and GTX 580 3GB Hydro 2 in single loop.
 
1st PMP 400 pump -> 2nd PMP 400 pump -> CPU-370 -> BLACK ICE 280 -> GTX 580 -> BLACK ICE 360 -> RP-401X2 Reservoir.
 
It would be nice if I could get the P67 FTW Full Water Block.
 
NAYA

What is your slot population?

I think that best plan is: Hose over NF200 and 2 loop: one passing trough mofset etc and a small one passing over p67 chipset.
This way any multi-card build can fit.
Or maybe an input at right mofset and the output over NF200 after a trip over p67.

Oh wow, I misread your post this morning my bad.

Nate,
 
Nice work on your previous builds.