Posts by jvkua

I think you'd be able to pull it off by cutting off the shroud from the Stock cooler and using double sided tape or something to stick it to the water block? After that, you can cut off holes for tubing, etc to make it look cleaner....

If the antenna of the PCI card is on the back of the case, facing away from the router. It will usually lower the quality of the connection that it receives from the router, which can lessen the speed. This also happened to me because I...

I can't seem to access my bios when I boot my desktop. It says "press del to access bios", but mashing it just puts me in a screen where I can pick what OS to boot. Clicking 'esc' after that brings me back to the screen where it says...

You should change the CPU waterblock to the newer Raystorm because it looks better with the GPU block as they will end up looking the same. Aside from that, it will perform better and is less restrictive than the Rasa. A drain port is...

Any of the higher performing TIMs would be enough as they only differ a few degrees from one another

According to http://coolingconfigurator.com/ , it's able to use EK's full cover blocks so it'll most likely be able to use waterblocks of another brand.

According to http://coolingconfigurator.com/ , it's able to use EK's full cover blocks so it'll most likely be able to use waterblocks of another brand.

It won't be hard to find waterblocks and backplates for the 7970 and 680/670 as most of the major waterblock manufacturers already have blocks for these cards. Just to clarify, $300-400 doesn't include the waterblocks?

[quote name="kpriess" So I'm assuming going EK for a GPU block is a better choice, so overall, getting the EK kit+GPU block and fittings and then upgrading to a better quality pump is the best path to take..?[/quote] The differences in...

You can always mount a 360 rad on the bottom and get another 120 rad for the top fan mount But if you get a thicker rad, like an RX, then you might be able to get away with just having a 360