Will the "EK-NB S-MAX" Work on my EVGA 780i Mobo

[Silentsnake]

Pretty much what the title says just after abit of advice

Will the "EK-NB S-MAX" Work on my EVGA 780i Mobo?

quick some one answer me lol i want to buy it got a great deal

[Ham]

Looking at the charts over at Eddies site, officially, No.

[Silentsnake]

Originally Posted by name='Ham'

Looking at the charts over at Eddies site, officially, No.

ahhh that sucks... any1 else want to second that lol

[Aqua-Pc's]

See Here

[Silentsnake]

Originally Posted by name='Aqua-Pc's'

See Here

Mhhh.. it doesnt look like it,

[agentx]

the 780i nb is funny as it has 2 chips instead of 1 it looks like the only type of blocks that will fully cover both chips is a cpu block but cant say with 100% certanty

[Silentsnake]

Originally Posted by name='agentx'

the 780i nb is funny as it has 2 chips instead of 1 it looks like the only type of blocks that will fully cover both chips is a cpu block but cant say with 100% certanty

looool... dont say that

i reckon aqua-pc will be happy to make me one for my new Build

[agentx]

ya but if it more costly than buying a cpu block? try this one http://www.koolance.com/water-coolin...product_id=566 idk if its long enough across but if it is it'll do the trick. (avoid round blocks as they most likely wont be wide enough)

[Aqua-Pc's]

[Silentsnake]

Originally Posted by name='Aqua-Pc's'

OMG!... thats so beautiful!! Is that a finished product or like a proto ytpe kidn of thing