EKWB's Rampage V Edition 10 Water Block Kit: An Excuse For Tubing Overkill

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  • Virtual_Singularity
    Beautiful board, and block kit, ekwb does good work as usual. Only thing that seems a bit disappointing is that none of the newer Broadwell-e boards, despite their features and additions, still don't manage to impress quite as much as the Asus x99-e ws/3.1 does. I thought, surely at least one of the newer x99 broadwell-e boards would offer a plx chip or two. But afaik, nothing yet like that. =/
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  • bit_user
    Has anyone yet made a motherboard with integrated water cooling? Even better, if it had connections for routing graphics card & CPU fluid through the board.
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  • apk24
    18443539 said:
    Has anyone yet made a motherboard with integrated water cooling? Even better, if it had connections for routing graphics card & CPU fluid through the board.

    Ggiagbyte has a motherboard with integrated water cooling. the GA-Z170X-Gaming G1

    http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=5478#ov
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  • waintdeir
    Also ASUS Maximus Formula Boards feature on-board watercooling called "CrossChill EK". But i don't see if the SB is colled as well like it is on the GA-Z170X-Gaming G1 through a heatpipe.
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  • tiagoluz8
    EK has lots of monoblocks, they cool the VRMs, CPU and Chipset.
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