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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/07 10:18:49 (permalink)
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Looks like Arctic has gotten in on the Titan business: (They were released already, but Arctic confirmed they were compatible with Titan).  I know people may like these but I for one think they are ugly as hell.  Yuk.  Give me a custom loop any day over a closed loop system. 
http://www.hardwaresecret...GeForce-GTX-Titan/7184




Picture taken from product page:  http://www.arctic.ac/en/p...9/accelero-hybrid.html

Who would swap out that sweet Stock cooler for something like that?

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/07 10:44:25 (permalink)
lol, seriously, custom loop, or bust, not spending that much money on a closed loop that looks horrible compared to the stock cooler, and can you imagine running these in SLI? LOL

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/07 11:20:28 (permalink)
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Why is everyone saying the EK is ugly? It's beautiful....

Well, because they are. Wait until Watercool releases their block and then see if you still think the same.
I have never bought an EK GPU block, but have used several of their CPU blocks. I will say the CPU blocks performed at the top (still have a full copper Supreme HF), but with the the EK plating fiasco, and Eddie's handling of it, I no longer buy EK products. That and the circle design disaster. Those blocks were almost as ugly as DD's GTX590 Black Dong. LOL. DD was in damage control the first day they released pics of it.
I have used Watercool's CPU and GPU blocks exclusively in the past couple years and can say they look tits and perform at the top as well. I just hope the GTX Titan GPU-X3 arrives soon.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/07 11:42:28 (permalink)
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Why is everyone saying the EK is ugly? It's beautiful....

Well, because they are. Wait until Watercool releases their block and then see if you still think the same.
I have never bought an EK GPU block, but have used several of their CPU blocks. I will say the CPU blocks performed at the top (still have a full copper Supreme HF), but with the the EK plating fiasco, and Eddie's handling of it, I no longer buy EK products. That and the circle design disaster. Those blocks were almost as ugly as DD's GTX590 Black Dong. LOL. DD was in damage control the first day they released pics of it.
I have used Watercool's CPU and GPU blocks exclusively in the past couple years and can say they look tits and perform at the top as well. I just hope the GTX Titan GPU-X3 arrives soon.

 
Looks "ugly" = Subjective.
 
My thoughts:  I didn't care for the CSQ design (circles) but the blocks for the Titan are NOT CSQ.  Mine are all black, acetal and I love that look. 
 
 





 
 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/07 12:28:37 (permalink)
I just got my EK block yesterday for my Titan, and I love the way it looks. I don't like all that flashy chrome, copper, etc. though. Regardless, unless you're running your rig in a test bench or some other case that's not the norm, it faces the floor anyway. I, personally, don't care what it looks like just as long as it performs.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/07 12:36:32 (permalink)
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Looks like Arctic has gotten in on the Titan business: (They were released already, but Arctic confirmed they were compatible with Titan).  I know people may like these but I for one think they are ugly as hell.  Yuk.  Give me a custom loop any day over a closed loop system. 
http://www.hardwaresecret...GeForce-GTX-Titan/7184




Picture taken from product page:  http://www.arctic.ac/en/p...9/accelero-hybrid.html

Who would swap out that sweet Stock cooler for something like that?

 
I agree 100%. 
 
I grabbed one of these for the 570 in my HTPC because I caught it on sale for $80 shipped. I found the performance to alright, but it looks like poop. 
 
Personally, I think the stock coolers on the 690 and Titan are beautiful. I'm still debating if I want to grab blocks for my two as I think they look pretty tough as they sit and preform well in my case. 

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/07 14:52:12 (permalink)
For those of you getting more than 1 Titan and getting EK blocks:
 
There is a new water bridge that is made specifically for the Titan.  It is called the "EK-FC Terminal".  There is a dual, triple and quad parallel available.  The great thing about this bridge is that it does not require the "link" that has been used before to attach the bridge to the block.  All you need is the Terminal and the waterblock!
 
http://www.ekwb.com/shop/...l-triple-parallel.html
 
The above is the triple that I ordered.  Should here here next week.  You can only order it right now direct from EK, however Performance PC's will have it by Monday or Tuesday of next week.
 






 
 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/09 01:09:11 (permalink)
I know the looks of these are subjective.  I owned DD metal cards a long time ago and have used Heatkiller, which I also did like.  I think I am just in a "plain phase" :)
 
Finally had some time to begin putting the blocks on:
 






 
 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/09 12:26:25 (permalink)
I'm looking forward to the watercool/heatkiller blocks myself :D  They will match my copper tubing and coppter raystorm CPU blocks nicely.
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/21 11:14:52 (permalink)
updated list with koolance and watercool heatkiller added
post edited by eternitykh - 2013/03/21 11:21:02

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/21 12:04:22 (permalink)
Just got my EK waterblock and Backplate today. :D Getting my hose and connectors tomorrow, i'll post pics this weekend after I get it installed. :D Can't wait!!

http://www.evga.com/forum...06&mpage=1#1902084

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/21 21:30:38 (permalink)
The looks of these blocks don't really matter to me because it faces the floor anyway, so unless someone literally lies down on the floor and looks at the bottom of my Titan, they'll never be able to see it anyway.
 
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Just got my EK waterblock and Backplate today. :D Getting my hose and connectors tomorrow, i'll post pics this weekend after I get it installed. :D Can't wait!!

 
You're going to love them. I have the same combo, and my idle temp is 23C with an overclocked load temp of 33C.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/22 07:23:04 (permalink)
EK has a full length block coming 
 

 
https://www.facebook.com/...17436&l=b9afb0a611
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/22 07:57:25 (permalink)
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EK has a full length block coming 



https://www.facebook.com/...17436&l=b9afb0a611


Bastards!! LOL. I wonder if it has more cooling, or just for looks.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/22 08:01:26 (permalink)
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EK has a full length block coming 



https://www.facebook.com/...17436&l=b9afb0a611


Bastards!! LOL. I wonder if it has more cooling, or just for looks.

I don't think there is anything else to cool. So my guess is that it is simply for looks 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/22 08:17:29 (permalink)
EK says the backplate is included as well...glad I waited. 

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/22 08:37:18 (permalink)
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EK has a full length block coming 



https://www.facebook.com/...17436&l=b9afb0a611

 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/23 09:14:33 (permalink)
Watercool are gearing up now and have started to list some Titan blocks on their shop, but are currently only showing renders rather than pics of the blocks themselves.
 
http://    shop.watercool.de/epages/WatercooleK.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/WatercooleK/Categories/Wasserkuehler/GPU_Kuehler/%22Geforce%20GTX%20TITAN%22
 
 
 
Still waiting for the Ni-Bl versions myself.
 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/23 16:48:04 (permalink)
Hmmmm....those Heatkiller blocks and backplates look tempting as well. 
 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/23 16:52:26 (permalink)
I've always liked heatkiller
 
Already have an EVGA backplate
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/23 20:59:21 (permalink)
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Hmmmm....those Heatkiller blocks and backplates look tempting as well. 

Titan Blocks
Backplate

 
Heatkiller's BP still looks like crap.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/23 21:19:31 (permalink)
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Hmmmm....those Heatkiller blocks and backplates look tempting as well. 

Titan Blocks
Backplate


Heatkiller's BP still looks like crap.

 
They match the block...that's the idea. 

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/23 21:27:25 (permalink)
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kody7839

Hmmmm....those Heatkiller blocks and backplates look tempting as well. 

Titan Blocks
Backplate


Heatkiller's BP still looks like crap.


They match the block...that's the idea. 

 
The blocks look great, but the shiny flat, nothing special, no real design, BP...doesn't feel like its for it.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/24 00:39:27 (permalink)
Given all the crap i went through with my 2 690 hydrocopper block.. Guys... stay the hell away from that pos swiftech/evga water block 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/24 00:48:19 (permalink)
if anything, the heatkiller backplates will look like these (pictures are borrowed, not mine):
 


 
 
the rendering doesn't do it justice because it's a highly polished surface.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/24 00:53:41 (permalink)
Yeah...and IMO it doesn't look good.

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/24 03:30:20 (permalink)
Can't polish a turd

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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/24 05:36:45 (permalink)
...but you can roll it in glitter. ;)
 
Personally, I like those back plates*, but each to their own.
 
 
* I do worry about whether they'll cool the RAM on the back of the card as effectively as others though. Might have to bodge something up myself to help them if they follow the same lines as they did for the 680 back plates.
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/24 18:45:44 (permalink)
Yes you can.. Look at the Hydro Copper block.. they plated the hell out of it.. but look closer you will notice how poorly machine it is 
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Re:Waterblocks for the Titan 2013/03/24 20:29:19 (permalink)
Noooooo.  Full cover EK blocks.  Time to beg Frozen CPU for an exchange.

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