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I just saw this added yesterday, can't find any mention of it here or in any reviews. Anyone have experience with this block ? Esp. on LGA2011 (I.E. how's your bow today ?) biggrin.gif

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GAHHHH!!! That would be perfect, if they had it in GREEN plexi, they have clear, blue, red, smoked and acetal. That sucks.
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GAHHHH!!! That would be perfect, if they had it in GREEN plexi, they have clear, blue, and red. That sucks.

Green LEDs ? It appears to have led mounts cut into the plexi.
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GAHHHH!!! That would be perfect, if they had it in GREEN plexi, they have clear, blue, red, smoked and acetal. That sucks.
Get the clear one, get some green LEDs and some green dye. problem solved.
post #5 of 18
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Looks like there is no bow in the base at all (at least to my eye)

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What do you guys think ?
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I cracked one open this morning to look at. Its the biggest CPU block that I have seen. It is also the most simple to disassemble and reassemble. One o-ring that goes into the channel like an o-ring is supposed to without tape tricks or freezing. Four screws from the top-down hold it together.

But it does look like they chrome plated the baseplate, so a warning, if you are the type that gets out the magnifying glass to look for a scratch in chrome, don't look.
No amount of white glove treatment can prevent every scratch from occurring on anything chromed, from the plater to the person who installs it, and you will scratch it anyway when you install it (duh). I say this because there are those types out there, seriously....

Anyway, here are some high-res shots for your enjoyment. I was considering replacing a block in my system with this, this morning. Bitspower says the block top is (black) acrylic and not POM/Acetal. It probably is, if it were acetal it'd probably feel a bit heavier.

Re: Baseplate, it does not appear to be bowed.
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post #7 of 18
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Originally Posted by Sidewinder_Computers View Post

I cracked one open this morning to look at. Its the biggest CPU block that I have seen. It is also the most simple to disassemble and reassemble. One o-ring that goes into the channel like an o-ring is supposed to without tape tricks or freezing. Four screws from the top-down hold it together.
But it does look like they chrome plated the baseplate, so a warning, if you are the type that gets out the magnifying glass to look for a scratch in chrome, don't look.
No amount of white glove treatment can prevent every scratch from occurring on anything chromed, from the plater to the person who installs it, and you will scratch it anyway when you install it (duh). I say this because there are those types out there, seriously....
Anyway, here are some high-res shots for your enjoyment. I was considering replacing a block in my system with this, this morning. Bitspower says the block top is (black) acrylic and not POM/Acetal. It probably is, if it were acetal it'd probably feel a bit heavier.
Re: Baseplate, it does not appear to be bowed. Warning: Spoiler! (Click to show)
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Will you be stocking the Intel block with the white top at some point? Looks like my next block if reviews are any good smile.gif
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post #8 of 18
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Looks like dazmode has a mini-review here:
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This is a very sharp looking block. drool.gif

I wonder who will be able to do a review on this now that Martin has officially retired. frown.gif
 
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Will this fit on socket 775?
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