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i7-6700k Waterblocks?

Ok, So I currently have a custom watercooled machine, and just because I want to be on the bleeding edge, I will be upgrading to a i7-6700k. But i have a problem. I am not sure about a waterblock for the new CPU. Do we know how long it will be before Bitspower releases a block for it? Or am I overlooking this and will my current block work? (currently I am cooling a 4790k with the Bitspower Summit EF block) 

 

Just a few things i need to clarify before finishing my order :)

Collecting every single CPU in existence? Is it possible? I have no idea, but i'm sure gonna try! http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/341848-dont-throw-away-old-cpus-im-collecting/

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As far as i know, any current block and CPU cooler will fit on the new socket.

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As far as i know, any current block and CPU cooler will fit on the new socket.

 

any block that works on LGA 1150/1155/1156 will work one it.

 

your old one should work

 

LGA 1155/1150 blocks should be compatible.

 

Even with the new LGA 1151 socket? if so, thats awsome, and will make things a TON easier :)

Collecting every single CPU in existence? Is it possible? I have no idea, but i'm sure gonna try! http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/341848-dont-throw-away-old-cpus-im-collecting/

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Even with the new LGA 1151 socket? if so, thats awsome, and will make things a TON easier :)

The socket pinout may be different but the cooler hole spacing should still be the same. It didn't change from 1155 to 1150.

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The socket pinout may be different but the cooler hole spacing should still be the same. It didn't change from 1155 to 1150.

 

Awsome, that makes everything a ton easier, thanks!

Collecting every single CPU in existence? Is it possible? I have no idea, but i'm sure gonna try! http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/341848-dont-throw-away-old-cpus-im-collecting/

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The mount is the same as it's been all along with LGA115x. TDP is just a bit higher (from 88W to 95W) so it probably won't run much hotter either. I'd say you should just keep the old block and the rest of the loop too.

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