Brian1965,
I should have known there would be bespoke waterblocks for Teslas.
The Alphacool looks very good- a very thorough design, beautifully made, and a waterblock /backplate is the most effective cooler.
However, there may an interface problem with the pump /radiator. As far as I know, the Corsair H90 is a closed loop system, meaning that the tubes carrying the cooling liquid are permanently attached to the CPU/ GPU block. The Aquatuning waterblock in the link appears to be a component in a custom open system. The Alphacool waterblock is, in effect, the substitute for the cylindrical water block on the H90 with the processor interface. I believe you may instead need a pump , fan / radiator, reservoir, and piping that have the correct screw-on connector for the Alphacool block.
It might be possible to cut the lines and attach the Alphacool connector, but the firm also sells all in one GPU water coolers , which are in effect, versions of the general H90 design:
http://www.aquatuning.co.uk/water-cooling/kits-und-systems
They have external enclosures as well, but are very expensive:
http://www.aquatuning.co.uk/water-cooling/kits-und-systems/external-kits
Both the K4200 and M2090 are the least expensive I've ever seen- well done.
I'm taking a couple of days off the z620 as I've fallen behind in work, which is is currently the interior of the building in the earlier post, which is quite large. But, thinking of the messy z620 startup is distracting- unfinished business.
Cheers,
BambiBoom_Z
