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ROG forumer, Chino, recently paired his Rampage V Extreme and Core i7-5960X with an EK-KIT X360 water cooling kit. Here's his review and overclocking results.

Working closely with ASUS' graphics card engineering team, EK has yet another water block for ASUS cards: the Strix GTX 980 Full Cover Waterblock. Dubbed the EK-FC980-GTX, the high-performance, full-cover water block cools all the critical components including GPU core, GDDR5 memory and VRMs (voltage regulation modules).

EK has announced plans for new motherboard MOSFET (VRM) waterblocks for the latest Maximus VII Hero, Gene and Ranger, while Matrix waterblocks are available from today!

EK has new waterblocks in the works for ASUS and ROG graphics cards, including the ASUS GTX 780 Ti DirectCU II, ROG Matrix GTX 780 Ti, and ROG Matrix R9 290X.

EK Water Blocks has launched its first, total (CPU and motherboard) solution for ROG Maximus VI Impact water cooling, dubbed the EK-FB ASUS M6I. It uses the EK-Supremacy cooling tech on the CPU, while also extending over the Z87 PCH and power regulation (VRM / MOSFETs) vertical module to cool them.

EK Water Blocks is working on a new full-cover water block for the recently released ASUS R9 290X DirectCU II OC graphics card.

High performance LN2 GPU pots are definitely aimed at high end overclocking, usually topic of many debates on which design is better for ultimate overclocking. Now there is another high performance pot on the market as EK Water Blocks have just released its new EK-SF3D Critical Point, company's first universal graphics card liquid nitrogen evaporative cooling solution.

After recently releasing a water block kit for both the ASUS Maximus VI Gene and the Maximus VI Hero motherboard, EK Water Blocks have now released the new water block kit aimed to be used with the Maximus VI Formula motherboard and we must give them credit as it looks really good with ASUS' Thermal Armor.