sorry but EK is discreet as it can be. I have a full EK system and its just their 'logo coin' here and there. I 'am particulary disgusted by the enormous MSI text on the side of the Geforce (the Duke was worse, because WTF is "Duke") . If there were hardcore parts in industrial/workstation design with full specs, I'd buy only those.
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Considering the normal coin it is discreet.
My gripe comes with the RGB manifold cover on the newer GPU blocks.
Though considering what the other brands do, MSI is particularly guilty of it yes.