We are not making custom designs for any of components (waterblocks, radiators, reservoirs, etc.).
However, if you have a product proposal, please send us your suggestion to support@ekwb.com and we will look into it.
If you have any suggestions regarding new products or ideas how to improve the existing ones, also do not hesitate and send us your e-mail. It is also recommended that you sketch your idea, thus improving visualization of idea.
Hello, I'm a avid PC liquid cooling enthusiast and would love to see you partner with MSI once again to make a waterblock for the MSI Gaming Carbon on the X99 platform. Seeing as the other two major companies have blocks for their top tier boards, I.e. The Maximus (ASUS)series and the GA series(Gigabite), I would suggest that the block be made! I know you would get the support of the YouTube liquid cooling expert JayzTwoCents and anyone else intending on doing top tier liquid cooling with MSI Motherboards!
My suggestion would be to have it with a carbon accent of the EK logo (nice and proud) on the front with a nickel acetal clear plexi front, so enthusiasts could see their fluid and match their lighting color or vise versa.
Thanks for reading and please consider this! I'm sure we all would be willing to pay in the 150$ range (or below preferably) for this awesome accented piece to complete our builds!
~Nash
I just placed an order for the shiny new EK-FC1080 GTX - Nickel (short top) (I don't really need full coverage). Will EKWB be offering this in the future as pure copper instead of nickel-plated?
I would ove for the 1070FTW to have a gpu block supporting it. I was about to buy this product today until i realized every other EVGA 1070 was supported except for the FTW model.
I'd still buy a Monoblock or waterblock for the MSI x99a Carbon Godlike Gaming if it ever comes out. Is there a way that the x299 model can be retrofitted or an adapter used to make it comparable with the x99 version? It seems like every motherboard but the MSI Godlike Carbon got it's own waterblock. Thanks,
Hello can you make please a waterblock for the evga gtx 1080 classified?
Can you please make a GPU block for either the quadro p2000 or p4000?
yes please^^^^
Dear customers,
Thank you for your comments.
@Nash: Your proposal has already been answered by my colleague Marian in August 2016.
@Dru: Your question has already been answered by my colleague Igor in February 2017.
@Matthew: Your question has already been answered by my colleague Igor in July 2017.
@Jonathan: Could you please forward your question to our Technical Support Team on support@ekwb.com so they can look into your request?
@Alessandro: I have already replied to your request in September 2017.
@Lyall&Jeff: Your proposals have already been answered to by my colleague Igor in November 2017.
Are there plans to make a waterblock for the EVGA RTX 2080 ti FTW3?
Dear Brodi,
Thank you for your comment.
My colleague Aleš has already replied to your question.
Please check your e-mail inbox.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Hello,
I was wondering if you could make 2 water blocks for the MSI gaming x trio 1080ti?
I'm really interested in doing water cooling with glass rigid tubing but I can't find a block for the cards I have.
I'd be willing to pay a premium for the custom work put in to make them because I'd rather not have to buy different cards.
Thank you
Dear Dominic,
Thank you for your comment.
Your question has already been answered by my colleague Klemen.
I would kindly ask you to check your e-mail inbox.
Thank you for your patience and understanding
Even though I can't afford it now in the future I'd like to make a water cooled build with the Rx 580 8gb version with a full block even though it is not the most powerful card like the 2080 ti. I am an AMD user so I'm sticking with Ryzen and Radeon. I plan on making a build not entirely for overclocking but for silence but I still want it to look nice but there aren't any full blocks for the Rx 580. As a side note the can you guys add more cases to your list so when I try to use the configurator it would let me enter the Corsair carbide series 88R
Dear Spencer,
Thank you for your comment.
Your question has already been answered by my colleague Aleš.
I would kindly ask you to check your e-mail inbox.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
I've been looking at all the water cooling manufacturer's websites and can't manage to find a gpu block compatible with my current video card.... I'm looking for a gpu water block for the Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1070 TI Wind Force 2. N107TWF2-8GD. When using the compatibility tool it listed none supported. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Dear Scott,
Thank you for your comment.
Your question has already been answered yesterday by my colleague Chris.
I would kindly ask you to answer in your ticket #159328.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
скажите можно ли заказать водоблок с полным покрытием на gpu Palit RTX 2080 JetStream NE62080T20P2-1040J?
Dear Sergei,
Thank you for your comment.
Your question has already been answered yesterday by my colleague Chris.
I would kindly ask you to answer in your ticket #162639.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Hello,
when can we see the x570 motherboard water block? I probably will buy the MEG x570 ACE. It will be realized?
I have another question: about new radeon rx 5700 and 5700xt water block, why do you cover the fans connector of the GPU? By this way it's impossible to use it. I would like to control the gpu radiator fans with that so I won't need to buy another controller with the risk that it doesn't work as I want. I think that the GPU should control its fans, not the CPU.
Thanks
Samuele
Dear Samuele,
Thank you for your comment.
Your question has already been answered earlier today by my colleague Marian.
I would kindly ask you to answer him in your ticket #181081.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
HELLO
I'm looking for ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 2080 AMP Extreme water cool
have the opportunity to manufacture?
Dear Kuo,
Thank you for your comment.
Your question has already been answered earlier today by my colleague Marian in ticket #182364.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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