just found a water block for the 7950GX2

[t2couger]

http://www.watercooling.de/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=1_17_42_568&products_id=39290&osCsid=574e34eb8aafea5f009a1454b5ffd652


looks real to me but i cant understand what they are saying ither
looks like the one evga is going to be using that is what i am waighting for. looks like a pain in the butt to install

 

[shawnlizzle =]]

that waterblock is destined for failure, 90 degree bends all over the place, alu construction, and not mention how thin that thing is. you should just forget watercooling your 7950, its not worth it

 

[phreejak]

Aqua Computers also has a 7950 GX2 waterblock that looks much nicer.
You'll have to find it at their site as there is no direct link to it's page

http://www.aqua-computer-systeme.de/e_shop-index.htm

 

[phreejak]

With all the additional charges that would end up costing almost $200. I buy fittings from Alphacool (In Germany) and Kustom PC's (In Great Britain somewhere) and if the parts cost me 30(sqiggly little euro sign goes here), the total cost ends up being somehwere in the neighborhood of $60 - $70 from Kustom PC's and closer to $70 or $80 from Germany (Postage is insane from Europe). But, I had to have 1/2 ID 90 degree elbow connectors (barbed) with a g1/4 screw head that could also be put side by side and there is nothing like that here in the states. I know we have them for 1/4 ID and 3/8 ID (just not 1/2 ID - not that you could put side by side on, say, a Danger Den Koolsah waterblock) so I had to pay a premium for 8 of them. There are just some things you can't get here that would make a watercooling kit better.

 

[chuckshissle]

Found this one:

http://www.overclex.net/presentation/212/AquagraFX-7950GX2