#5171831

CalculuS

2015-10-12 20:01

Does the 750 suffer from high temps? Last I knew it had a massive heatsink which apparently did well enough to not start an uproar like the M.2 drives did.

#5171841

holystarlight

2015-10-12 20:15

I guess it would look pretty good with a fully watercooled system. but other than that I don't think heat is much of an issue with the 750, this block to me is more cosmetic like watercooling ram blocks.

#5171845

Corrupt^

2015-10-12 20:18

Nice but ehm... Why? :3eyes:

#5171877

vdelvec

2015-10-12 22:05

IKR>> Its not like we can overclock the thing, right? Hmmm....

#5171924

Primey0

2015-10-13 00:19

This is pointless. Just like watercooling your ram.

#5171925

tsunami231

2015-10-13 00:21

is heat even and issue with SSD? my 830 is like 2x cooler then my HDD's

#5171950

guppysb

2015-10-13 01:36

At this rate, EK is going to have a water block for my mouse next year.

#5171962

Relayer

2015-10-13 02:24

One would think that before we had a block for this we'd have them for many more popular mobo chipsets and non reference graphics cards. How many of these will they sell?

#5171976

sverek

2015-10-13 04:56

watercooled PSU please! What possible can go wrong?

#5171979

theoneofgod

2015-10-13 05:09

watercooled PSU please! What possible can go wrong?

Pow pow

#5172023

Ven0m

2015-10-13 07:50

I've seen a review of this SSD stating that it's got 11/22W read/write power consumption for 1.2TB version. Actually you need some cooling for such power if it's loaded heavily. Water block may be an overkill, but a quiet fan would do the job.

#5172047

rl66

2015-10-13 09:39

tube are cute 🙂 just for fun or in some specific high temp system.

#5172060

BLEH!

2015-10-13 10:25

Was gunna say, what's the point?

#5172121

kosh_neranek

2015-10-13 14:02

At this rate, EK is going to have a water block for my mouse next year.

Deadly comment..still laughing man :funny:

#5172127

slyphnier

2015-10-13 14:15

this seems for liquid cooling fanatic only intel 730 series does abit warm when working, not sure about 750 series but intel already tested their drive to work even under high temperature plus intel build their ssd more for enterprise rather than consumer line *750 controller is using same P3700 controller which is DataCenter enterprise line for 90euro dont think it worthed if it much cheaper it might be interesting but not if the price same like gpu water block

#5172129

Vellinious

2015-10-13 14:37

Show systems.... For a daily driver, it's pointless. /shrug

#5172137

vbetts

Moderator

2015-10-13 14:55

Looks cool at least.