Heatkiller Hardware Owners

[rubix_1011]

Welcome to the Heatkiller Owners thread.

Here we will discuss different Heatkiller hardware used for watercooling, including blocks, pumps radiators, fittings, etc...anything Heatkiller. Current owners are welcome to offer their suggestions to other users and Q/A is encouraged when it comes to comparison shopping and/or advice.

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[4Ryan6]

I have 2 Heatkiller 580GTX Water Blocks, nice looking, very well machined, they allowed mounting using thermal compound on the memory chips, instead of the thermal pads, and tightened down as close to perfect as you can get, very satisfied with them.

 

[geriatric1116]

Very nice rig and sweet looking blocks, will most likely get same for my 680s if they make a version now.

 

[rubix_1011]

You need to stop showing images of those blocks...I'm getting envious. They are so good looking...

 

[4Ryan6]

You mean these blocks! (Click the Pic)

Look at the overhead curtain reflection, they sho nuff purty! :lol:

 

[rubix_1011]

You're killing me.

 

[Lutfij]

:lol: i'll need to get one for myself as well, man are those shiny!

 

[4Ryan6]

The pressures on now, it's not how they look that counts, it's how they perform!

I would have been water cooling my GPUs a long time ago had I know for 100% sure I would get a 40C load drop even with standard rad/loop cooling.

The full coverage blocks strengthen the cards so there's no sagging and warping of the cards to deal with.

With my below ambient setup I have already overclocked my GPUs way past what I thought was even possible, just to know they can get to where they have gotten is amazing.

 

[Lutfij]

Owner of a Heatkiller NSB 3.0 block on my AMS