Going to move over to Koolance's new CPU-390CI Water Block, Copper Top (Intel Processor) $89.99
 From the Old   CPU-380I Water Block (Intel Processor)
I hope to reduce my Temps by 6-10C.
 
 380I
 390I

Cool GTX
Nice looking block
 
Did you look at the EK-Supremacy EVO ?
 
My full nickel has worked well for me

I try to use all Water Parts from Koolance so I have not. 

Happy with the new fan controller ?

I rotated the Old 380I as shown below and my Temps Dropped More then 10C
So the water flow is now going up and down the CPU as before is was going from Left to Right or across the CPU.
 
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The New CPU-390CI Water Block, Copper Top (Intel Processor)  weights almost 2 times that of the 380I
As shown in #31 one above http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2543882 the new 980I is Copper + Nickel on top.
The Old 380I Block was Nickel-Plated Copper, Stainless Steel, POM Acetal, EPDM.
The New 390I Block is Nickel-Plated Copper, Stainless Steel, EPDM also the do have a Clear Nickel-Plated Copper, Stainless Steel, PMMA Acrylic, EPDM Block as well.
I will run some LLR for a while to see if I can get the Temps to go higher that what I am now seeing of 66C as before they where at 77C.
I will Post more Photos after I change out the Blocks.

I upped the CPU Clock from 42 to 43 same 380I Block. Max Temp 69C Old Max @ 43 was 78C.
 
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43 or 44 is where I would like to be on this rig.

Yep Lower vCore Lower Temps now 69C Max so far.
 
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Cool GTX
Impressive temp drop.
 
Which way does the mfg recommend the WB be mounted ?

They really don't but the way I had it before was how they show it on their website.
I am running other tasks that are back up in the high 70s and low 80s so I just wanted to test before I changed the block.
They do say though that 70-79C is ok for this CPU.

I love the Quick Disconnects.
They are set as;
Block - Temp Sensor - Quick Disconnect - Line Out (Hot Line)
Block - Flow Sensor - Quick Disconnect - Line In (Cold Line)
I set this rig up so that I can take any line out to replace the tubing when needed.
After 5 Builds I found this easiest way to maintain the Loops.
It also makes it easy to change Blocks, Pumps and even Radiators.
You can see this best in post http://forums.evga.com/FindPost/2302155
 
So, did rotating the block 90 make the temp difference?  I would say Yes more then No, Once the New Block is on I will no a little more.
 
Thanks NotFordMan

To complete my Overclocking now with HT off and running 8 Extended Sierpinski Problem v7.06 on PrimeGrid below are my finding.
CPU OC to 4300MHz with Voltage set to Offset at 1.170v Per Core Temp 1.2 the VID is 1.720v and the Max Temp after 8% 66C
 
Max Temp after 15% 67C
@25%
Crash And Burned Bug Check 09c
Changed VID to 1.1750v
@27%
Crash And Burned Bug Check 09c
Changed VID to 1.1820v
@57%
Crash And Burned Bug Check 09c
Changed VID to 1.1870v
 
No Crash only wanted a little safety net.
@72% Extended Sierpinski Problem v7.06 take 13 to 17 Hours to complete.
Changed VID to 1.1910v
Max Temp 70C now.
 

So this is where I end up at.
Changed VID to 1.1661v and Max Temp 75C now. vCore Offset at 1.1650 and CPU @ 4200MHz
Running 4 GPU @1490 and 10 CPU PrimeGrid Tasks leaving 1 Core or 2 Threads Free
 
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I moved over to Koolance's new CPU-390CI Water Block, Copper Top (Intel Processor) Today.
 
Overall My Temperatures are Down 11C-14C so it was more then worth the change over to this new CPU Block.
Anyone thinking about buying or changing out their CPU Water Block I would Recommended this Block Hands Down.

rjohnson11 What you do not believe me!
 
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rjohnson11
I just wanted to see the pictures...

I know , this new 390i Water Block is Heavy Compared to the old 380i
They also have a Clear Acrylic Top Model as well for those who like to see the water flowing.
 

Updated the Case
Thermaltake CORE W200 Dual System Capable Extreme Cooling XL-ATX Computer Case CA-1F5-00F1WN-00
 
In Work
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Excellent.  Looking forward to pics with everything installed.