News:

14.08.2008 Water blocks for Radeon 4800 series
- EK-FC4850 available
- EK-FC4870 available
- EK-FC4870 X2 available after August 21^st

10.11.2007 MORE NEW PRODUCTS
We have more new product coming very soon:
- Mosfet ASUS 3a (X38) already available
- Mosfet 680i Part 2 expected 19^th this month
- NB/SB ASUS 3 Chipset block mostly made for SB X38 motherboards because of very close capacitors near chipset
- NB S-MAX Chipset block made for NB Asus Maximus SE X38
- DDC X-TOP available 14^th this month
- DDC X-RES available 14^th this month
- 8800 GT Full cover block available from 16^th
- Full cover block for upcoming Radeon graphic cards 15^th this month

20.10.2007 NEW CPU Water Block - SOON
New, EK CPU water block in final stages of Manufacturing.
Date expected: November 12^th-16^th.

28.06.2007 NEW reviser EK Reservoirs
New, revised bottom, full colour packaging, 2 holders enclosed. In stock!

28.06.2007 EK-FCR600 full cover blocks available soon
Normal R600 water block available next week!

20.02.2007 Availability of G80 blocks
Because of very high demand on EK G80 blocks, please be patient while purchasing the blocks.
We are making as fast as possible to cover the demands.

Thank you!

20.12.2006
Water block for G80 (GeForce 8800) graphic cards GTX and GTS versions are available in acrylic and delrin top!!

29.11.2006
EK Multioption reservoir is available in 3 sizes. Please click here to buy them.

15.9.2006
First pieces of 7950 GX2 block are in testing right now. Here are some pictures:
Please note that top of the block is made of anodized aluminium.
The real block will have a top made of black acetal (delrin).

07.9.2006
Mini review on EK-FCX1900 Full Cover water block. Thanks to DVL73 @ xtremesystems forums.

17.7.2006
EK Wave water block for AM2 CPU's is on stock.

10.4.2006
Full cover Water block for GeForce 7900 series is available.

10.3.2006

Overclockers test of EK-Wave water block:
An attractive, well performing, low-moderate pressure drop waterblock.

Test prooves that EK-Wave has low pressure drop.
The direct comparison of water blocks is hard, as that would need the same pump power to be used.
Thanks to Joe@overclockers!