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Can I use my EK-Supremacy Clean CSQ for my X99 CPU

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Hi i bought this block when i water cooled my 3770k and it worked fine but now I want to water cool my X99 Asus-s 5820k if I change the plate inside to the 2011 one would it be ok to use or are the plates different for 2011-3 blocks ?

 

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Hi i bought this block when i water cooled my 3770k and it worked fine but now I want to water cool my X99 Asus-s 5820k if I change the plate inside to the 2011 one would it be ok to use or are the plates different for 2011-3 blocks ?

CPU 5820K @ 4.5Ghz 1.295V,Motherboard Asus X99-S, RAM 16Gb TeamGroup Elite GPU Msi Gtx 780, Case Fractal Design Define R5 , Storage Samsung SM951 256GB M.2 , Samsung 840evo 250Gb, Wd Green 1TB, PSU EVGA 850w G2 ,Cooling Fully Custom Water Cooling Loop Sound Stealseries Wireless H

 

 

 

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The Supremacy EVO would likely be better for that CPU, but the Supremacy should still work just as well. Just mount it to the CPU with fresh thermal paste and see how the temperatures go. If they're not acceptable to you, then upgrade to the EVO.

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The Supremacy EVO would likely be better for that CPU, but the Supremacy should still work just as well. Just mount it to the CPU with fresh thermal paste and see how the temperatures go. If they're not acceptable to you, then upgrade to the EVO.

ok thank you ill have a try see what its like temp wise thanks again

CPU 5820K @ 4.5Ghz 1.295V,Motherboard Asus X99-S, RAM 16Gb TeamGroup Elite GPU Msi Gtx 780, Case Fractal Design Define R5 , Storage Samsung SM951 256GB M.2 , Samsung 840evo 250Gb, Wd Green 1TB, PSU EVGA 850w G2 ,Cooling Fully Custom Water Cooling Loop Sound Stealseries Wireless H

 

 

 

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Hi i bought this block when i water cooled my 3770k and it worked fine but now I want to water cool my X99 Asus-s 5820k if I change the plate inside to the 2011 one would it be ok to use or are the plates different for 2011-3 blocks ?

 

You may need new mounting hardware, I'd send EK a email and ask, or maybe @EK Luc could tell you.

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Hi i bought this block when i water cooled my 3770k and it worked fine but now I want to water cool my X99 Asus-s 5820k if I change the plate inside to the 2011 one would it be ok to use or are the plates different for 2011-3 blocks ?

 

It will work :)

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It will work :)

 

Thank you all and thanks for the answer @EK Luc

CPU 5820K @ 4.5Ghz 1.295V,Motherboard Asus X99-S, RAM 16Gb TeamGroup Elite GPU Msi Gtx 780, Case Fractal Design Define R5 , Storage Samsung SM951 256GB M.2 , Samsung 840evo 250Gb, Wd Green 1TB, PSU EVGA 850w G2 ,Cooling Fully Custom Water Cooling Loop Sound Stealseries Wireless H

 

 

 

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