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Old 07-17-08   #1 (permalink)
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Are there any?

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http://ekwaterblocks.com/shop/produc...3088ee9436d0d8
http://ekwaterblocks.com/shop/produc...3088ee9436d0d8
http://ekwaterblocks.com/shop/produc...3088ee9436d0d8

Danger Den has some GTX280 blocks, so the 4870 shouldn't be far behind i would have thought
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Thanks for the links. Are there any non-full cover blocks? I don't want to have to buy a new block when I get a new card each time.

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The MCW60 and D-tek fuzion gfx v1 and v2 fit.
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The MCW60 and D-tek fuzion gfx v1 and v2 fit.
Cool, thanks.

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The MCW60 and D-tek fuzion gfx v1 and v2 fit.
Just to add to that, you also don't even need to buy RAMsinks. The 4870 comes with an aluminum uni-sink that does the job quite nicely.
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I'll post a pic later but I took the stock cooler apart like alex said. It covers the ram perfectly(of course) and leaves plenty of room for the above mentioned water blocks. I use the D-Tek GFx V2 and it works great.

On a side note. It's a hell of a lot lighter than a full face and cools the gpu equally if not better.

Avoid the D-tek v1 as it is one of the most restrictive blocks out. The swiftech MCW60 and V2 flow much better.
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I'll post a pic later but I took the stock cooler apart like alex said. It covers the ram perfectly(of course) and leaves plenty of room for the above mentioned water blocks. I use the D-Tek GFx V2 and it works great.

On a side note. It's a hell of a lot lighter than a full face and cools the gpu equally if not better.
Beat you to it:


As you can see, it does the job nicely.

My VRM's max out at 52 degrees, and that's at full load, with the card @850/1100.
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