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Title: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: alexmat on February 20, 2012, 03:09:03 AM I have 5 ATI 5970 2GB reference cards with copper water blocks for sale.
The water blocks are from Danger Den: http://www.dangerden.com/store/dd-5970-water-block.html E-mail offers to alexmat@gmail.com I'm willing to discount if you buy 2 or more. Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: rjk on February 20, 2012, 03:25:43 AM I have 5 ATI 5970 2GB reference cards with copper water blocks for sale. Will these fit side-by-side in directly adjacent slots? I think it was Koolance's fail blocks that are almost as thick as the stock cooler, but I don't know whether DD has this limitation. I know EK blocks fit OK into adjacent slots.The water blocks are from Danger Den: http://www.dangerden.com/store/dd-5970-water-block.html E-mail offers to alexmat@gmail.com I'm willing to discount if you buy 2 or more. Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: shakaru on February 20, 2012, 04:02:14 AM I have 5 ATI 5970 2GB reference cards with copper water blocks for sale. Will these fit side-by-side in directly adjacent slots? I think it was Koolance's fail blocks that are almost as thick as the stock cooler, but I don't know whether DD has this limitation. I know EK blocks fit OK into adjacent slots.The water blocks are from Danger Den: http://www.dangerden.com/store/dd-5970-water-block.html E-mail offers to alexmat@gmail.com I'm willing to discount if you buy 2 or more. From my knowledge, you can use danger den block with an SLI adapter, but you need to use the enclosed spacer to make a tight fit. And EK blocks fit close, but its a tight fig for adjacent slots. I find that its best to use 2 slot per card. Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: alexmat on February 20, 2012, 01:50:02 PM They will fit in one slot, but it is pretty tight. I ran them one slot apart on MSI boards with 4 PCI-E slots which were double spaced.
Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: rjk on February 20, 2012, 02:18:53 PM I have 5 ATI 5970 2GB reference cards with copper water blocks for sale. Will these fit side-by-side in directly adjacent slots? I think it was Koolance's fail blocks that are almost as thick as the stock cooler, but I don't know whether DD has this limitation. I know EK blocks fit OK into adjacent slots.The water blocks are from Danger Den: http://www.dangerden.com/store/dd-5970-water-block.html E-mail offers to alexmat@gmail.com I'm willing to discount if you buy 2 or more. From my knowledge, you can use danger den block with an SLI adapter, but you need to use the enclosed spacer to make a tight fit. And EK blocks fit close, but its a tight fig for adjacent slots. I find that its best to use 2 slot per card. I think the hardest part about fitting them side-by-side will be connecting the hoses. That is why I was considering 1 DD, then 1 EK, then 1 DD, then 1 EK, and so forth down the line. So then the connectors would be offset from each other. If AMD didn't have their fecking driver limit, I wouldn't be so hesitant. http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee196/kriza75/PC%20GIF/angry.gif Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: ummas on February 20, 2012, 02:24:47 PM There is a way to plug 5x5970 into 980FXA DG70, but why ? :D
i wont to plug 3x5970+2x5870. Email sent. w8ing for replay Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: shakaru on February 20, 2012, 03:41:38 PM I have 5 ATI 5970 2GB reference cards with copper water blocks for sale. Will these fit side-by-side in directly adjacent slots? I think it was Koolance's fail blocks that are almost as thick as the stock cooler, but I don't know whether DD has this limitation. I know EK blocks fit OK into adjacent slots.The water blocks are from Danger Den: http://www.dangerden.com/store/dd-5970-water-block.html E-mail offers to alexmat@gmail.com I'm willing to discount if you buy 2 or more. From my knowledge, you can use danger den block with an SLI adapter, but you need to use the enclosed spacer to make a tight fit. And EK blocks fit close, but its a tight fig for adjacent slots. I find that its best to use 2 slot per card. I think the hardest part about fitting them side-by-side will be connecting the hoses. That is why I was considering 1 DD, then 1 EK, then 1 DD, then 1 EK, and so forth down the line. So then the connectors would be offset from each other. If AMD didn't have their fecking driver limit, I wouldn't be so hesitant. http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee196/kriza75/PC%20GIF/angry.gif This is an SLI water pass through, not a SLI connection. Someone on this forum once told me that the EK and DD blocks are incomparable and for a solid passthrough connector, they are correct. But if you are spacing the cards like your would have to if they are air cooled, you have enough room to use a piece of tubing. (Once tried to use a 3 slot spacer bent in a pipe bender to so an "S" type thing. Attaching to card one, No problem. Card two......hehe, design flaw) Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: Elmojo on February 21, 2012, 12:10:42 AM How much per card?
The whole "make me an offer" thing makes my brain hurt. Title: Re: WTS: 5970s with Copper Water Blocks Post by: SlaveInDebt on March 02, 2012, 11:34:17 PM |
