[marcus000]

After 2 successful years of EK-Supreme CPU water block, EK is almost ready to release its successor.
The EK-Supreme HF (high flow).
Block will be based on same concept as EK-Supreme.

Blocks main improvements are:
-better flow up to 100% higher flow compared or EK-Supreme
-better cooling performance

Enclosed in the box:

• -EK-Supreme HF water block
• -4 different jet plates + 1 blank
• -Universal supported mounting plates:
  oIntel: 775, 1366, 1156, xeon
  oAMD: AM2, AM2+, AM3, 939, 754, opteron
• -Universal CPU retention backplate
• -Thermal grease Arctic Cooling MX-2 (2g)

Will try and get some real life photos up ASAP.

 

[Volcom13]

That looks pretty sweet. I wonder how much these babies will cost.

 

[ChielScape]

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Originally Posted by marcus000 Will try and get some real life photos up ASAP.

far more importantly, what's it like on the inside? a render will do.

 

[junkyard00000]

Yeah I'd be interested to see what the internals look like.

 

[waqasr]

Ooohh niice. I always felt that my EK supreme was a little tooo restrictive, but a simple removal of the nozzle plate fixes that with a slight rise in temps..but i want to see the internals of this too.

 

[bentleya]

 

[06si]

Do you guys think these will perform better/same as the HK 3.0?

 

[junkyard00000]

I would think it is indeed meant to compete with it, as well as with the XT. I doubt they would release an updated block if it is lacking compared to the competition, but we'll have to wait for some numbers first. With the right jet plate, it should perform better than the current Supreme, and/or(?) allow better flow, an issue that makes the current block a less than ideal choice in a loop with multiple blocks/rads.
The inclusion of different jet plates (and a blank one) is a nice feature for tweaking.

 

[Seeing Red]

Noticed this went on the market recently:
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/ekhfac.html

I wonder if anyone has seen any reviews for it yet. At only $5 more than a HK LT, it sparked my interest.

 

[enrell]

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Originally Posted by junkyard00000 I would think it is indeed meant to compete with it, as well as with the XT. I doubt they would release an updated block if it is lacking compared to the competition, but we'll have to wait for some numbers first. With the right jet plate, it should perform better than the current Supreme, and/or(?) allow better flow, an issue that makes the current block a less than ideal choice in a loop with multiple blocks/rads. The inclusion of different jet plates (and a blank one) is a nice feature for tweaking.

wats the jet plates for?

 

[Arkuatic]

They're for selecting what kind of flow you want, there's the high flow, stock flow, low flow, and the first one is I think center cooling for I guess non quads or something. The blank one is for customizing your own.

 

[Space Pope]

Found an unboxing video. Looks dead sexy.

YouTube- EK Supreme HF Extreme Performance CPU Water Block Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

 

[reiben05]

theres a red version of this one as well

http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=26784

 

[T3h_Ch33z_Muncha]

meh, i prefer the looks of the LT tbh.

 

[reiben05]

the LT looks too black imo..

 

[T3h_Ch33z_Muncha]

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Originally Posted by reiben05 the LT looks too black imo..

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[junkyard00000]

ugh

 

[reiben05]

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Originally Posted by T3h_Ch33z_Muncha racist racist racist racist racist

lol.. what i mean is.. it looks too dull.. not unlike the XT,HK, GTZ (1366 Edition) where there's a bit of bling bling

 

[Chunky_Chimp]

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Originally Posted by reiben05 theres a red version of this one as well http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...ducts_id=26784

That's not the HF, though.

Note; preliminary testing done @ XS (no charts yet, sorry, this is paraphrased from the testers) has shown the HF to be equal to the Heatkiller 3.0 CU, and almost within margin of error to the Apogee XT. It's a potent block, and the quality of the interior is worlds apart from the first batches of the Apogee XT. Worth the money if you see it on sale.

 

[reiben05]

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Originally Posted by Chunky_Chimp That's not the HF, though. Note; preliminary testing done @ XS (no charts yet, sorry) has shown the HF to be equal to the Heatkiller 3.0 CU, and almost within margin of error to the Apogee XT. It's a potent block, and the quality of the interior is worlds apart from the first batches of the Apogee XT. Worth the money if you see it on sale.

aww.. was gonna get the red acrylic version lol.. do u think it would be worth a change from a gtz?