Doug Martin
Points:
173
Ideas:
10
Likes:
50
Dislikes:
16
Votes:
6

Simple as that: It's your turn to choose the design of the blocks top of the new Full Cover block design.
Your comments are welcome too!
Just for the record. The VGA card in the back is NOT Geforce Titan!
Comments
Posted by: Michael Jacobsen
I loved the inovation of the CSQ designs, the GPU bridges and revised port system being a highlight that contributed with other aspects to move the industry forward. I particularly liked having the ports facing straight out so that with rotary 90's a hose could come from any direction rather than just straight up and down.
Without the CSQ design language on the pump top I may as well buy a boring alphacool plain black plastic square ... the same with reservoirs.
I see a lot of insistence on regression and resistence to change on forums and other places. I feel like it would be a mistake to bend to a vocal minority who would seem to want to keep everything about water cooling stay the same boring way and looking like it is home made or cobbled together. If you believed everything they insisted on then the old model clear 7970 blocks are coveted collector items that people have to hunt down to avoid dreaded circles and frosting. I have a clear FC7970 that I can barely give away on ebay while the CSQ blocks are constantly sold out or on back order from my local reseller.
Posted by: Sargon Youssefi-Titchen
Posted by: Sargon Youssefi-Titchen
Posted by: Church
2Someone @EK: I voted for Opt2, but imho it would look better with circles lined up vertically on almost right side of block (where sticker is). Maybe even in two lines of circles including one on very side.
Also why not make CSQ optional to fit for everybody's taste including those rare ones that like CSQ? For example if circles are on optional or removable thin plate that one could put on or remove on wish from block (probably simpler to mount it on block using same screws block is bolted together).
Posted by: Sobere 01
Thank you...
Posted by: The Unshaven One
Posted by: Doug Martin
Posted by: Sveinung Tørresdal
Posted by: kzinti1
I imagine you already know this due to your lagging sales since you started using the ugly, dust attracting rings.
Having a poll asking whether to get rid of the circles also proves my point.
Posted by: Lars Damsholt
Posted by: Bucky Soliman
Posted by: Church
Posted by: Madz[Hwluxx]
Posted by: Sveinung Tørresdal
http://videocardz.com/39590/ekwb-preparing-a-water-block-for-geforce-gtx-titan
Welp. Here's hoping this is Titan, and will be available in acrylic.
Posted by: Shaun Wilmer
Maybe soft anodise in orange instead of the black if you don't have to hard anodise the aluminium parts.
Posted by: Poly_Pusher
Posted by: Elias Ragnarsson
Want it stand out even more? Then red, green, whatever colored acrylic like EK-FC285 Classified - Red+Nickel with predrilled 3mm holes for led:s in it to make it unique.
Posted by: Bj de Groot
Just like the R7990 block which I love the look of but the thing here is, whats the point of it when it won't match the rest of our EK CSQ products? The circles look good, keep them because if you took them away the Supremacy would look plain and boring.
So in saying that I'd have to say No 2 or a revised version of No 2. Doesn't look like an EK block without the CSQ Circle theme.
Posted by: Dustin1706
Posted by: Dawid Adamczewski
Too many circles (however the full circle filled looks best of presented 3),
Round shapes are required guys otherwise it looks as you would get it with 4 quick hits of the axe,
I really loved your designed with visible cooper / nikel plated stuff
Add more transparent stuff to see the liquid, two options: top fully transparent and option 2 what I think is very cool.. sandwich like
-------- full non-transparent top
==== transparent layer where our liquid would be visible
-------- full non-transparent bottom
Then one big logo on the top and few circles to fill out the space..
I cannot leave my vote, I do not like any so much to make my vote causing it to come to products range, with full respect to the designer :)
Posted by: Willy