We will offer waterblocks for the Nvidia FE 3070-3090 as well as an alternative PCB which is widely used by many partners. The 3070, 3080 and 3090 will be supported.
When these will become available, we can not yet make a statement. Currently it doesn't looks like there will be an availability already on 17.09.

More details will be published when there will be a product presentation.

I'm ready to buy a few of these, too :-)

Zitat von »Flop Ysh«

Zitat von »Stephan«

More details will be published when there will be a product presentation.

Hi again.
I was thinking that your customers would probably want to know first which GPU to buy: could you concider to prioritize the release of a compatibility list? Details of your waterblock, release date etc seems to be secondary compared to buying the right GPU.

That would be great.

By the way, the 3090 will have VRAM chips on both sides of the PCB due to the lack of double-density GDDR6x availability as far as I know, so are you planning active backplates for them?.

Thanks in advance!

Add me to the list of people who would like to know about 3090 model compatibility before the cards go on sale. Knowing which cards are compatible with the aquacomputer block will help guide my purchase.

Here's hoping we get some more information closer to launch. I'd love to know what cards specifically Aquacomputer plans to support with waterblocks and the expected release time for each.I'll gladly wait a few months for a quality Aquacomputer block.

The NDA (Non Disclosure Agreement) signed with Nvidia prevents Aquacomputer to make statements about their coolers.

More Information will be available after the NDA ends.

If you're looking for ideas from customers, I'd really like it if your block also included a 2-slot face plate (or even 1-slot if the connectors allow that) so that I can more densely pack the cards into my computer.

Any news?


I know the Nvidia launch was, shall we say.... Quick.. ?

But any ideas on dates?

I loved the design and look of my 1080 Ti block and the active Back plate and looking for something similar again

This is a preview from AC posted in the german forum.

Is there a list of reference PCBs for 3080/90 cards?

OMGTAKEMYMONEY!! :-)

Stephan or Shoggy -

Can you confirm whether it will be possible to put multiples of these blocks together on 2-slot spacing? And will the same be true for the 3090 blocks?

HI! I am a new forum member living in the US. Like others I have used EKWB blocks in the past not knowing where to find the "good stuff".... From doing lots of research this product line & brand seem to be far superior in terms of performance, build quality, & value.

I know everyone is eager to get information on your RTX lineup of blocks (including me ) so please excuse my redundancy in asking questions if they were previously asked & answered. I completely understand things are getting released in real time and you can't design & build a product overnight especially if you don't have a sample before hand / yet.

With that being said I have a couple of questions regarding your 3090 strategy;

Do you normally place a heat pipe / active cooling connected to the water block on the backside of your blocks in general or just if you find it important for a specific AIB card? My obvious reason for asking is the unique situation with the 3090 cards and the memory / significant heat load on the back of the PCB. Is your design goal right out of the gate to address this specifically with such a design for the 3090?

Frankly speaking are you seeing the 3090 segment big enough for you to be bringing such a 3090 block to market at least in a reasonable timeline / priority as compared to the much larger 3080 market? In other words are you planning on focusing all of your resources to the 3080 boards first then turn to the 3090s after / later?

Speaking of 3090 cards it seems like the Strix & FTW3 are the two top custom cards I suspect most people looking to put the 3090 under water will be purchasing due to their quality & power limits. If true and in conjunction with my question above do you foresee making a block available for either of these sometime this year, Q1 next year or later? Not trying to pin you down to a specific product or timeline but just looking for a broad stroke guestimate.

Lastly is it simply a matter of you getting your hands on some of these custom cards in order to start planning / designing blocks or do the AIBs share schematics with you now that the NDAs have been lifted? This might sound crazy but just say the word and I would gladly ship you my 3090 (once I can get one) to you if it helps you to make a block faster. Just as long as you agree to send it back to me with a block .


Thanks

At this point with all the stuff that's going on with the 3080/3090 MLCC SP-CAP POSCAP drama and also GDDR6X causing the card to heat up to 100 degree or even possibly higher.... I'm not even sure which card to get lol.... EVGA are know to give best warranty to GPU especially if you are going to put a waterblock on your card. Asus I believe will void your warranty if you do it or at least u need to assemble back the card without any damage induced. I've also heard that FE (and Asus TUF and EVGA???) is the only card that currently can safely go past 2 GHZ without any drama. This launch really doesn't help people choose which card to use and therefore which waterblock we can buy