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Danger Den shows its ATI Radeon HD 5870 waterblock

Posted: Sat Oct 17, 2009 7:42 am
by Apoptosis
Danger Den has announced that its Radeon HD 5870 waterblock is ready and should be available in next few days for a cool $99.95 before shipping. The water cooled block uses a pure copper 110 base with a high flow design and fits any reference design ATI Radeon HD 5870 video card. It is said to reduce temperatures by more than 20-30+C and even looks good with a smoked acrylic cover

The new DD-5870 waterblock is currently listed at Danger Den's online shop with a US $99.95 price tag. You can check it out here.
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Danger Den was contacted by ATI to help cool their newest and greatest video card. And Danger Den is Crossfire Certified!!

Features:
* Fits Reference Design ATI 5870 video cards
* Pure Copper 110 used for the copper base
* High Flow design
* Easy installation with Hard Mount Stops built into the block.
* Crossfire Compatible and Certified!!

Benefits:
* Significantly reduces Load and Idle temperatures on the video card 20-30C+
* Capable of massive overclocks - card/silicon dependent
* Completely Anti-Corrosive. No Aluminum used
* Prepped for Crossfire
* Smoked acrylic top!
* All hardware is included to mount one block to one card...including thermal pads and Ceramique thermal paste.

Advantages
* Includes the Danger Den warranty and support via Phone, Email, Forums, Live Chat, or Ticket system!!!
* Reduce temperature by more than 20-30+C
* Bridges to cool all components are built in! No fumbling with bridge mounting hardware
* Allows the removal of the noisy fans on the Stock / OEM heatsink
* Uses the international standard G 1/4 BSPP Fittings
* Every block is pressure leak tested before shipment

Re: Danger Den shows its ATI Radeon HD 5870 waterblock

Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 3:48 am
by damian
With the impressive numbers the 5870 has been getting when OC'ed, running them under water is gonna be a fun ride!
If i get a 5800 card, im definitely going water cooling, hope to see some reviews on this block

Re: Danger Den shows its ATI Radeon HD 5870 waterblock

Posted: Sun Oct 18, 2009 6:24 am
by Skippman
I saw that EK's also has their 58XX series blocks under production to for near the same price point.

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