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Wow. I remember building my first watercooling case in 2001 with their parts. Always was satisfied. with their product. I even used to sell them a while back. Best of luck to them and I'm sad to see them close.
Quote:Originally Posted by DirektEffekt Here is a review with both the Raystorm and the Apogee, the Apogee comes out on top of everything. http://martinsliquidlab.org/2012/03/22/i7-3930k-cpu-swiftech-apogee-hd/4/ These blocks are...
You should be fine but if you're worried, contact EK now and exchange it for a non nickel version or a refund. If you need someone to contact there let me know.
Quote:Originally Posted by Ceadderman YVW. I dunno bout u, I live for stuff like this cause it drives my creativity to places I hadn't previously thought of. ~Ceadder What a build. The number of hours must be incredible. I...
Again. Not a must but when you fill your system for the first time of after a flush, bleeding is easier and faster with a res.
Quote:Originally Posted by wermad yup and yup: http://www.overclock.net/t/869446/corsair-800d-water-build-modded-for-two-480mm-radiators-final-incarnation Nicely done
Quote:Originally Posted by wermad I did two RX480s Where did you put the second one. At the bottom? Did you have to relocate the PSU?
All new EK block bought at authorized retailers are free of plating defects and will not have the problem. As for what coolant to use, by using their coolant you are protecting yourself if something goes wrong with your block. Clear...
Quote:Originally Posted by wermad You can easily mod the top for a 480mm rad (and bottom too, heheh ) That's what I did
Quote:Originally Posted by itzkin Yea I was looking around for blocks with acrylic top like the one you mentioned . I saw the 580's have it but I was going crazy looking for the 560 ones. I saw those two plates but not sure if they...
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