Water blocks EK Water Blocks for reference GeForce GTX 1080 Ti are ready

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POSTER: computer news   ||   WATER BLOCKS EK WATER BLOCKS FOR REFERENCE GEFORCE GTX 1080 TI ARE READY	DATE:2017-04-06
The Slovenian company EK Water Blocks reports that next week it will start selling branded waterblocks compatible with GeForce GTX 1080 Ti reference cards.  In addition to video cards of the Founders Edition series, compatibility is provided with the products of NVIDIA partners equipped with cooling systems with a tangential fan - the so-called "turbine", which is not entirely correct from the point of view of terminology.  Similar video cards also use printed circuit boards of reference design, NVIDIA partners only replace the regular cooling system of their own. Water blocks of the EK-FC1080 GTX Ti series use a traditional layout, allowing the flow of coolant in both the forward and reverse directions.  The base of the water block is made of nickel-plated copper, it comes into contact with a graphics processor, memory chips and power elements.   Both versions of the water block are equivalent in terms of efficiency, they even cost the same - € 119.95 in view of European taxes.  In the transparent version there are two landing holes for LEDs of size 3 mm. EK Water Blocks also offers reinforcing plates for the back side of the video card.  Black is estimated at € 29.95, nickel plated at € 37.95.  The water block also includes a plastic overlay on the terminal with a mention of the video card model. In addition, all water blocks are equipped with a bar of the rear panel, which allow to turn the video card into a "single-tiered", occupying the space of a single expansion slot.  Buy new items will be available from April 12 this year in the company's online store. Related Products :

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