Alphacool Intros Eisblock Water Block for ASUS RTX 3090 Ti TUF and Strix

[btarunr]

Alphacool is expanding its portfolio for graphics card water coolers. ASUS Geforce RTX 3090Ti Strix/TUF graphics cards can now be actively water-cooled with Alphacool's Aurora Eisblock. Fully illuminated with aRGB LEDs, the full-cover copper cooler with acrylic surface and edge design not only looks great, but also impresses with its exceptional cooling performance. This is where performance meets brilliant design.



Features Eisblock for ASUS Geforce RTX 3090 TI Strix/TUF

• nickel-plated copper cooler
• 13 addressable digital RGB LEDs
• extreme cooling performance

Compatibility:

• GeForce RTX 3090 Ti ROG Strix LC 24 GB (90YV0HC2-M0NA00)
• GeForce RTX 3090 Ti ROG Strix LC OC Edition 24 GB (90YV0HC0-M0NA00)
• GeForce RTX 3090 Ti TUF Gaming 24 GB (90YV0HC3-M0NA00)
• GeForce RTX 3090 Ti TUF Gaming OC 24 GB (90YV0HC1-M0NA00)

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[Nater]

Who invests in something like this, THIS late in the game? I can't believe they sell 1000's of these to make it even worth producing in the first place.

 

[Animalpak]

The 3090 Ti TUF or Strix releases an immense amount of heat that being someone who loves silence and low temperatures, buying these waterblocks are a must.

They should make versions without transparency for those who want a more sober system.

 

[ppn]

Very tempting designs.

They should make versions without transparency for those who want a more sober system.

We can coat it with some paint i guess or some hand made metal cover.

Who invests in something like this, THIS late in the game? I can't believe they sell 1000's of these to make it even worth producing in the first place.

I figure the market can still provide a ton of cards at a decent price. for example 4070 prices for a 3090 Ti would be worth it, double the Vram.

 

[Deleted member 185088]

Perfect timing.

 

[EddyAlphacool]

@Nater
It's not that late. The coolers will still run very well for at least 1 year. It's a global market, we sell in the US, Europe and Asia. It's not a problem to sell enough coolers. We still have inquiries for 1080 coolers today. And 2080/2080TI in reference design we also just put EOL now because the demand was there for a very long time.

@Animalpak
Honestly, I would also like to have coolers without acrylic. But unfortunately, it is simply a fact that only about one in ten customers buys a cooler without acrylic and lighting. Every now and then we offer a popular model without acrylic and the sales figures are always very low.

 

[AM4isGOD]

Always worth having a full cover block on a GPU, my 1080ti benefitted a lot, 50c ish max gaming OC'd over 2100mhz

 

[AnarchoPrimitiv]

Finally, Alphacool made a GPU block WITHOUT multiple cold plates and crazy fluid pathways on multiple levels linking them

 

[ypsylon]

Finally, Alphacool made a GPU block WITHOUT multiple cold plates and crazy fluid pathways on multiple levels linking them

Yes, exactly came to say this, but you beat me to it.

AC probably looked over at EK or Phanteks blocks and said: hmm should we try to make a block with just one seal inside instead of 10? ;D

I have no idea who sane bought their previous offerings (or Bitspower too). How can you service a (GPU) waterblock which has 8 or 10 o-rings inside? (not counting 2 tiny ones on the inlet/outlet terminal because that's normal stuff)

 

[Nater]

@Nater
It's not that late. The coolers will still run very well for at least 1 year. It's a global market, we sell in the US, Europe and Asia. It's not a problem to sell enough coolers. We still have inquiries for 1080 coolers today. And 2080/2080TI in reference design we also just put EOL now because the demand was there for a very long time.

@Animalpak
Honestly, I would also like to have coolers without acrylic. But unfortunately, it is simply a fact that only about one in ten customers buys a cooler without acrylic and lighting. Every now and then we offer a popular model without acrylic and the sales figures are always very low.

*looks at 3 6'x10' gantry mills at work* You don't say? (I'm a CAD/CAM programmer at a plastics machine shop)