Friday, May 7th 2021

Aqua Computer Unveils Kryographics Radeon RX 6800/6900 Series Water-Blocks and Backplates

Aqua Computer today introduced its Kryographics NEXT full-cover waterblocks, which are compatible with RX 6800, RX 6800 XT and RX 6900 XT graphics cards that use AMD's reference layout. The blocks, which are produced in Germany and weigh 880 grams, are available in bare or nickel-plated copper. The GPU and RAM modules are connected via thermal paste, while thermal pads are used for the voltage regulators.

The cover is made of acrylic glass and is surrounded by a black anodized aluminium frame. An integrated strip with 13 addressable LEDs allows the illumination of the block. The accessory includes a suitable connection cable for RGBpx enabled Aqua Computer devices and an adapter plug which also allows the connection to most modern mainboards that feature a port for addressable RGB LEDs.
To get the best cooling performance, a black anodized aluminium backplate is available as optional accessory. The backplate is available in a passive and active variant and mainly helps to lower the temperature of the voltage regulators. The active version additionally uses a heat pipe, which transfers a part of the dissipated heat to the coolant via the included connection terminal.

The blocks and backplates will be available through Aqua Computer's web-shop later today. The bare copper variant costs 149.90 Euro while the nickel plated variant goes for 164.90 Euro. The passive backplate will cost 32.90 Euro while the active one can be obtained for 47.90 Euro.
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7 Comments on Aqua Computer Unveils Kryographics Radeon RX 6800/6900 Series Water-Blocks and Backplates

#1
iBruceypoo
Hello Mr Shoggy, how about a new Aquaero 7 LT?

Not that my Aquaero 6s are broken or anything, nope - both still running fine since 2013 and 2015, but geez how about an upgrade AquaComputer? :p

Don't make us wait an entire 10years to upgrade/update our Aquaeros. Please! :)

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#2
Caring1
"The GPU and RAM modules"

Perhaps they meant Vram modules, unless they have a new method of cooling both?
Also since when is a heat pipe active cooling?
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#3
Shoggy
Aqua Computer Rep
Caring1"The GPU and RAM modules"

Perhaps they meant Vram modules, unless they have a new method of cooling both?
Also since when is a heat pipe active cooling?
Our blocks use thermal paste for the GPU and RAM since many years.
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#4
duynguyenle
Caring1"The GPU and RAM modules"

Perhaps they meant Vram modules, unless they have a new method of cooling both?
Also since when is a heat pipe active cooling?
The heatpipe runs into the terminal block and have coolant flowing directly over it, this seems to fit the definition of active cooling to me, unless I am severely mistaken about what active cooling actually means. Can you elaborate on your comment?
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#5
Rocketlaketx
Hi, is there a GPU block/backplate for the ‘Sapphire Nitro+ RX6900XT Special Performance’ graphic card? Please advise. Thank You.
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#6
TheChester
Hello,
Is there availability for this and the active backplate?
Can't seem to find on the web store.
Thanks
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#7
INSTG8R
Vanguard Beta Tester
@Hellfire love AC but that backplate is cool!
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