[Admiral Mudkipz]

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I am proud to announce the upcoming release of the Epsilon full-cover water-block for nVidia GeForce GTX295 (P658 reference model, currently described as "the single board version"). Here are some sneak-pics: The block Pre-applied thermal pads Re-use of the stock back-plate Installed on the card In operations My sample EVGA card oc'd to 741-1602-1260 with this block. I just wish there was a volt mod available Here are some excerpts from the [unpublished yet] product page: The Epsilon™ water-block offers superior thermal performance at the GPU level thanks to an embedded thin-pin matrix located directly above the GPU area. Flow restriction is moderate by design in order to take into account multiple water-blocks in the same loop. The base plate is made of chrome plated electrolytic copper, as opposed to commonly used nickel plating which is yellowish, and the top is machined in clear polycarbonate material. The advantage of polycarbonate over widely used acrylic is that it is virtually impervious to cracking. Shipping to retail channels will begin next week. Price will be in line with competitors offerings. Note: Unfortunately, I will be unavailable for comments over the week-end as I will be travelling.

News straight from the Swiftech CEO. Not even on the Swiftech website yet.

MSRP: $179.95. Source is in my last comment.

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[corky dorkelson]

I am pretty sure I could cool my Toyota Corolla with this block.

 

[Mason92]

Dang thats beautiful!

 

[tofunater]

 

[systemaxd]

That is NICE if i ever would get a GTX295 card i would use that block. But since i got plenty of gpu power on hand already it will never happen.

 

[Space Pope]

Dang, I love how the show the micro pin design. But, it looks like its gonna be rather restrictive, just like the gtz.

 

[DuckieHo]

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Originally Posted by Space Pope Dang, I love how the show the micro pin design. But, it looks like its gonna be rather restrictive, just like the gtz.

The channels are wide though...

 

[dr4gon]

Does look really beautiful. Must be expensive!

 

[microman]

Wow

 

[bluedevil]

That is simply amazing....

 

[Mmansueto]

Gorgeous block.

 

[Admiral Mudkipz]

For anyone interested, Swiftech has just released the MSRP on the Epsilon waterblock.

It is $179.95.

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Uberly expensive...