EK is releasing Intel SSD 750 Series water block

[WYP]

Want to water cool your Ultra fast NVMe SSD? Well EK has you covered with their Intel SSD 750 series water block.



Read more on EKWB's full cover water block for Intel's SSD 750.

 

[Kushiro]

Nice to have but harder to implement.

 

[Breit]

The flash chips itself doesn't need to be activly cooled? As far as I remember, the Intel 750 PCIe SSD has flash chips on the back as well...

 

[JR23]

It still doesn't make the PCB any less green, however its definitely epic and no more excessive than buying a £750 SSD in the first place. Watercool all the things! and the memory! with 120mm rads! and compression fittings! and the correct size pipe! in parrallel! with dual pumps!

JR

 

[WYP]

It still doesn't make the PCB any less green, however its definitely epic and no more excessive than buying a £750 SSD in the first place. Watercool all the things! and the memory! with 120mm rads! and compression fittings! and the correct size pipe! in parrallel! with dual pumps!

JR

You need to get a quad loop sorted.

One for system memory, one for storage, one for your CPU and one for your GPU.

 

[JR23]

You need to get a quad loop sorted.

One for system memory, one for storage, one for your CPU and one for your GPU.

Sounds ideal for an mATX LAN rig, i'll tell imersa at work tomorrow.

JR

 

[Feronix]

Sounds ideal for an mATX LAN rig, i'll tell imersa at work tomorrow.

JR

Did you mean an ITX rig?

 

[WYP]

Did you mean an ITX rig?

Honestly Feronix, how will you have a watercooled PCIe SSD and GPU on a MITX board, get real man. JK

 

[JR23]

Did you mean an ITX rig?

I was going for Quad-SLI and dual memory banks so they could be in parallel.

JR

 

[Feronix]

Honestly Feronix, how will you have a watercooled PCIe SSD and GPU on a MITX board, get real man. JK

We can watercool M.2 SSDs can't we JR

 

[WYP]

We can watercool M.2 SSDs can't we JR

Is ther many MITA boards with M.2? Not even the impact managed that feat.

Not having a dig I'm genuinely curious.

 

[TPC]

Is ther many MITA boards with M.2? Not even the impact managed that feat.

Not having a dig I'm genuinely curious.

there are some with a m.2 on the back

 

[Feronix]

Is ther many MITA boards with M.2? Not even the impact managed that feat.

Not having a dig I'm genuinely curious.

The Asus Z97i-Plus had one on the back

 

[JR23]

Is ther many MITA boards with M.2? Not even the impact managed that feat.

Not having a dig I'm genuinely curious.

Yeah the last few ASUS boards have had them on the back. Some MSI's, EVGA put a fake one on the Z170 stinger. They are out there.

JR

 

[Dicehunter]

Would there actually be any point in cooling the PCI-E SSD with water etc... ?

 

[TPC]

Would there actually be any point in cooling the PCI-E SSD with water etc... ?

The same reason why you watercool your cpu ram gpu psu motherboard, less heat on the chip itself, no other benefits.

 

[JR23]

The same reason why you watercool your cpu ram gpu psu motherboard, less heat on the chip itself, no other benefits.

Clearly it also looks ballin' (most of the time)

JR

 

[Dicehunter]

The same reason why you watercool your cpu ram gpu psu motherboard, less heat on the chip itself, no other benefits.

I think I'd settle for the CPU and GPU at most, This just seems a little pointless to me unless the drive itself gets HOT.

 

[Kilbane]

I think I'd settle for the CPU and GPU at most, This just seems a little pointless to me unless the drive itself gets HOT.

Don't be ridiculous, custom loops look sick, irrelevant if they are needed. Water cool everything you can because you can, nothing more is needed to be said

 

[Dicehunter]

Don't be ridiculous, custom loops look sick, irrelevant if they are needed. Water cool everything you can because you can, nothing more is needed to be said

It's not ridiculous, Comes down to personal taste.