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Ekwb Velocity² D-RGB CPU Water Block Intel sockets 1700 Transparent
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Ekwb Velocity² D-RGB CPU Water Block Intel sockets 1700 Transparent

The Ekwb Velocity² CPU water block with OptiFlow cooling system is designed for custom systems and Intel Socket 1700 processors. Its base is made of nickel-plated copper, while the transparent acrylic...

The Ekwb Velocity² CPU water block with OptiFlow cooling system is designed for custom systems and Intel Socket 1700 processors. Its base is made of nickel-plated copper, while the transparent acrylic cover lets you observe the coolant flow. The low flow resistance allows the use of lower-powered pumps or operation at low speeds.

The addressable D-RGB...

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From Visionstudio 4.8 (68)
4.8 (68 reviews)
Θεσσαλονίκη, Θεσσαλονίκης
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    Very good performance from this specific block, at 12700k, on a loop with a 360x60mm radiator and a 1080ti GPU, with stock settings the temperatures range from 65-70°C at around 125-130w. With all the limitations of Intel in the BIOS, temperatures rise to 70-75°C at around 140-150w. With the Asus AIOC, which is essentially an automatic overclock based on processor temperature feedback through a controller on the motherboard, it increases power and frequency on its own until it believes the cooling provided by the cooler is sufficient. In my case, it allows it to go up to 1.356v and sets all performance cores to 5.4ghz, instead of 2 cores at 5.0ghz, and all low-power cores to 4.1ghz, instead of all cores at 3.7ghz as they come from the factory. In this mode, temperatures range from 80-85°C at around 175-185w, and multi-core performance in most benchmarks is comparable or very close to stock 12900k, which I consider to be quite excessive for everyday simple use.

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    marinos.nomikos7

    Very good performance from this specific block, at 12700k, on a loop with a 360x60mm radiator and a 1080ti GPU, with stock settings the temperatures range from 65-70°C at around 125-130w. With all the limitations of Intel in the BIOS, temperatures rise to 70-75°C at around 140-150w. With the Asus AIOC, which is essentially an automatic overclock based on processor temperature feedback through a controller on the motherboard, it increases power and frequency on its own until it believes the cooling provided by the cooler is sufficient. In my case, it allows it to go up to 1.356v and sets all performance cores to 5.4ghz, instead of 2 cores at 5.0ghz, and all low-power cores to 4.1ghz, instead of all cores at 3.7ghz as they come from the factory. In this mode, temperatures range from 80-85°C at around 175-185w, and multi-core performance in most benchmarks is comparable or very close to stock 12900k, which I consider to be quite excessive for everyday simple use.

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Description & Specifications

The Ekwb Velocity² CPU water block with OptiFlow cooling system is designed for custom systems and Intel Socket 1700 processors. Its base is made of nickel-plated copper, while the transparent acrylic cover lets you observe the coolant flow. The low flow resistance allows the use of lower-powered pumps or operation at low speeds.

The addressable D-RGB lighting connects via a 3-pin connector and can be synchronized through the motherboard’s lighting control. The EK Exact Mount mounting system provides installation without visible screws or brackets.

  • Type: CPU water block
  • Compatibility: Intel Socket 1700
  • Base material: Nickel-plated copper
  • Cover material: Acrylic glass
  • Cooling system: OptiFlow
  • Flow resistance: Low
  • Lighting: Addressable D-RGB
  • Lighting connection: 3-pin
  • Mounting system: EK Exact Mount
  • Color: Transparent

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  • marinos.nomikos7
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    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful
    marinos.nomikos7

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    Very good performance from this specific block, at 12700k, on a loop with a 360x60mm radiator and a 1080ti GPU, with stock settings the temperatures range from 65-70°C at around 125-130w. With all the limitations of Intel in the BIOS, temperatures rise to 70-75°C at around 140-150w. With the Asus AIOC, which is essentially an automatic overclock based on processor temperature feedback through a controller on the motherboard, it increases power and frequency on its own until it believes the cooling provided by the cooler is sufficient. In my case, it allows it to go up to 1.356v and sets all performance cores to 5.4ghz, instead of 2 cores at 5.0ghz, and all low-power cores to 4.1ghz, instead of all cores at 3.7ghz as they come from the factory. In this mode, temperatures range from 80-85°C at around 175-185w, and multi-core performance in most benchmarks is comparable or very close to stock 12900k, which I consider to be quite excessive for everyday simple use.

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  • marinos.nomikos7
    5
    marinos.nomikos7

    Very good performance from this specific block, at 12700k, on a loop with a 360x60mm radiator and a 1080ti GPU, with stock settings the temperatures range from 65-70°C at around 125-130w. With all the limitations of Intel in the BIOS, temperatures rise to 70-75°C at around 140-150w. With the Asus AIOC, which is essentially an automatic overclock based on processor temperature feedback through a controller on the motherboard, it increases power and frequency on its own until it believes the cooling provided by the cooler is sufficient. In my case, it allows it to go up to 1.356v and sets all performance cores to 5.4ghz, instead of 2 cores at 5.0ghz, and all low-power cores to 4.1ghz, instead of all cores at 3.7ghz as they come from the factory. In this mode, temperatures range from 80-85°C at around 175-185w, and multi-core performance in most benchmarks is comparable or very close to stock 12900k, which I consider to be quite excessive for everyday simple use.

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