Koolance Also Launches a Radeon R9-290X Water Block

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Niels Broekhuijsen is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He reviews cases, water cooling and pc builds.

  • DelightfulDucklings
    I would love to see what sort of performance you can coax out of a 290X with a water block, especially in crossfire where heat was a major problem
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  • kitsunestarwind
    Waiting for Heatkiller blocks then i pull the trigger on a pair of R9-290x's
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  • maxiim
    Linus at LinusTechTips said at release of 290x that he already had a waterblock ordered from Koolance, I'm sure he will have a video of its performance compared to a watercooled 780 in the coming couple of days.
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  • blppt
    Now all you need to do is find a 290X to put the water block on, LOL. Amazing, the continued overwhelming demand for this card.
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  • Narcissistic_Martyr
    Now there's two. Quick do a comparison test.
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  • jtd871
    It's a wonder to me why every card rated at 200W and above doesn't come with a factory-installed waterblock. At least as an optional upgrade.
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  • HiTekMuppet
    Any guesses as to how much it may cost?
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  • m32
    Pics or it didn't happen.
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  • Ace0751
    Bought one of these blocks and I went from 75c full load to 35c full load. This block does an amazing job for cooling the card.
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  • tulsagraphics
    I snagged a pair of Sapphire r9 290x cards on Newegg last week (got really lucky) -- they just arrived in the mail today. Woohoo! I'm having a tough time finding the water blocks though. Out of stock everywhere (both Koolance and EK brands). I checked all the resellers listed on the Koolance website. No dice. (backorder/ETA is 12/27/13 through Koolance).
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