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BYKSKI Intros Water Blocks for AMD Radeon RX Vega Series

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Bykski, known as one of the biggest water block provider in China, releases the water blocks A-VEGA-FE-X for AMD latest Vega series graphics cards, including Vega Frontier Edition, RX Vega 64 and RX Vega 56.

The Bykski A-VEGA-FE-X is made of cooper of the base and designed as a full cover water block, and all the cooper is nickel plated with anti-oxidation treatment. The full cover design allows the water block provides direct cooling for both GPU and RAM. Bykski new logo is used on the A-VEGA-FE-X, and users can see the 0.5 mm micro water flow fins trough the lucid PMMA material cover.



The Bykski A-VEGA-FE-X is now on sale in China official Taobao online store, and it will be on sale in retail stores in other regions which have distributors. The suggested retail price is $99 USD without RGB light and controller, and the RGB light and controller can be had for an additional $10.

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Made of cooper... hahahaha
 
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Maybe it's made of old barrel parts? I'm sure it should be copper. :)

Nice to see them using AMD blue rather than Intel blue for the fluid as opposed to XSPC's TR block PR pics. ;)

There's at least one other typo in there too. ;)

It seems we are more interested in the editing of the post than the content. :)
 
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That's what i need, just question,i can fit any brands gpu cards? Like powercolor, sapphire msi and etc ?

Maybe some one know?
 
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That's what i need, just question,i can fit any brands gpu cards? Like powercolor, sapphire msi and etc ?

Maybe some one know?
reference design of all cards out there as of today.
 
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I just ask cuz,have bad experience when i try water block 7970ghz edition sapphire brand.

So now just need wait for stock in uk :) and test that vega
 
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I like that flow design over EK's
 
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anyone have experience with this brand? they claim to have been around since 2008. i can get this block from ali express for $80 shipped right now. an EK block will come out to $130 and aquacomputer will be $140. almost half price of the aquacomputer block seems like a good value proposition.

alternatively, there is a block made by Barrow that I can get for $100.
 
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Where are you based? If the prices for the EK/Aqua are from local places they may include taxes whereas from AE you might be hit with import duties and such, nullifying any savings.
 
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