mcp35x2 new pump? Any review on it
Wonder the performance compared to the Swiftech MCP655-B

Why? WC can't categorize under PC?

can i ask where to buy heatgun in lyn?

i bought from our ek distributor....
u guess then =_=!

AMD's Radeon HD 7970 and 7950 graphics cards may have their default coolers, but for those who want their hardware chilled with water, XSPC has created the Razor 7970.

The block is made in such a way that, while allowing the card to take up a single expansion slot, it cools all components that generate heat.

That means that not just the GPU, but also the 12 GDDR5 memory chips and the VRM come in contact with the metal.

The VRM cover is made of aluminum, while the rest of the components get copper assistance.

XSPC sells the Razor 7970 waterblock in a bundle with four G1/4″ ports and two G1/4″ plugs. As such, CrossFire multi-card setups can easily be prepared.

Unfortunately, the price might not agree with everyone: £82.67, the equivalent of $131 / 97.73 Euro.

Caution. We have been warned about a change on some AMD reference HD 7970 graphics cards (AMD 109-C38637-00) which now use one capacitor slightly higher (about 1mm higher) than what it was originally.

EK has already responded to the change and is now selling modified version that fit past this capacitor.

Use of old, original EK-FC7970 on these changed cards may result in burned graphics card! Please double check the height of all capacitors prior to installing the water block.

I just rearrange it and turn out the distance between radiator and T-block/rotary is quite far, roughly 20mm between both barbs, I don't think I need d plug for that. So the only question now is which combo should I get? 90 degree rotary + extender or T block + stopper?

before and after
the purple one is from the gpus loop
red is from the other loop
both are EK Koolant red blood

What makes u choose this over T-block? I just want something that won't add restriction to the loop.

HX-1080 is the brazed aluminum heat exchanger used in the Koolance ERM-3K3UA cooling system, designed for 9 x 120mm fans. This version is enclosed in a steel frame with identical M4 threaded holes on both sides for mounting and fans. G 1/4" BSP inlet and outlet, 388x437x34mm, 2.8kg (6.2lbs). Enough BLT-HX025 hardware is included to mount all nine fans. NOTE: Hose barbs are recommended for this product to avoid conflict from one of the nozzle sockets.

performance wise should be no problem ek?
anyway..wanna ask opinion..what are other pumps +reservoir at rm400 price range?
besides the XSPC Premium Acrylic Reservoir for Laing DDC

planning to replace my reservoir+pump from xspc kit..

Hmm I see.
Put outside like how? Got some examples? 

Outside is the best
this way even the sides of the radiator radiate the heat off with the flow of air in the room compared to internals which is less
just looks ugly to some

So the bigger the rad the faster it can dissipate heat compared to a smaller bit thicker one? (Provided that the ambient temp and fans used are same.)

You said something about the fans...you mean big but slim rad must use faster fans? :star:

Anyways thanks

hi guys...wanna ask anyone here that using EK HF...
what jet plate are u guys using?or u guys just use the standard one that come with it...
is that ok im using the #4??

i think im buying the old one...
no jet plate #6
just the blank #5
so izit ok im not using the EN plating version?coz the seller got no stock....

how is your 7970 waterblocks corroded yet?
i am starting to worry for mine
weren't you upgrading to gtx680

considering to add another 7970 to the rig. Not sure it is the right path or abandon 7970 and go for the gtx680