EKWB has released its Vector2 block for the AMD Radeon RX 7900XTX optimized for the chiplet-based design of its GPU.

The manufacturer of water blocks for graphics cards, EKWBhas launched its new block for AMD Radeon RX 7900XTX in your reference model. As happened with the NVIDIA RTX 4080 FE, EK He has launched your series Vector^two for these new top of the range from AMD, the first water block compatible with the most powerful model which includes a backplate to obtain the best temperature throughout the card.

The new AMD Radeon RX 7900XTX are based on a chiplet-based design for the GPU composed of a GCD and 6 MCD that must be kept at a good temperature. These new EK Quantum Vector^two are designed to offer a optimal cooling given the higher power consumption of this model. For this increased fin density while maintaining an efficient design that also cools other components such as VRMs and memories.

In this model, the water block has been rotated 90º so that the fins are perpendicular to the GPU, in addition, the cooling liquid goes through the GPU core first (GCD) to later go through the 6 MCD that need less cooling power. Also, this block includes a backplate in black anodized aluminum to help dissipate heat even from the back.

As we have seen in other Vector models^twothis block is available in two versions with the cover in transparent and in black color and include RGB lighting Compatible with major brands. The new EK blocks will be available early decembercoinciding with the availability of the cards, with a price of €243.94 for the Plexi or Acetal versions.

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