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June 3, 2013 10:39:38 AM

hello every one ...

iv'e heard that the EK titan water block "EK-FC Titan SE" fit and work well with the gtx 780 ... is that right ? and if not is there is any water block for this GPU ?.. i have searched on amazon and i didn't find any for this GPU card ...


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June 3, 2013 10:51:37 AM

Why do you wanna watercool a GTX780> It overclocks so poorly...
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June 3, 2013 10:53:51 AM

Novuake said:
Why do you wanna watercool a GTX780> It overclocks so poorly...


thanks for the reply ...

well i'm planing for a SLI ... so i think it would be cooler and quiter if i water cooled them .
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June 3, 2013 11:13:40 AM

Novuake said:
Why do you wanna watercool a GTX780> It overclocks so poorly...


It overclocks quite well? GPU boost 2.0 is determined by temperatures, having lower temperatures will automatically overclock the hell out of the GPU.
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June 3, 2013 11:15:34 AM

amer1234 said:
hello every one ...

iv'e heard that the EK titan water block "EK-FC Titan SE" fit and work well with the gtx 780 ... is that right ? and if not is there is any water block for this GPU ?.. i have searched on amazon and i didn't find any for this GPU card ...


and thanks.



Yes, as the two are almost identical you will easily fit the same water block on a GTX 780.

"The GeForce GTX 780 has a lot in common with the GTX Titan. The two cards are virtually indistinguishable unless you notice the lack of memory chips on the backside of the GTX 780. The two cards are based on the same 28 nm GK110 silicon, almost the same PCB, and most certainly the same space-age cooling solution that helped people draw their heavy wallets out for a $1000 invoice."
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June 4, 2013 5:56:23 AM

lostgamer_03 said:
Novuake said:
Why do you wanna watercool a GTX780> It overclocks so poorly...


It overclocks quite well? GPU boost 2.0 is determined by temperatures, having lower temperatures will automatically overclock the hell out of the GPU.


Yes, but it will only clock within its voltage spec, 1.175 if im not mistaken, and even the Nvidia cooler is good enough for the best you can achieve on stock voltage.
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June 5, 2013 1:41:10 PM

Novuake said:
lostgamer_03 said:
Novuake said:
Why do you wanna watercool a GTX780> It overclocks so poorly...


It overclocks quite well? GPU boost 2.0 is determined by temperatures, having lower temperatures will automatically overclock the hell out of the GPU.


Yes, but it will only clock within its voltage spec, 1.175 if im not mistaken, and even the Nvidia cooler is good enough for the best you can achieve on stock voltage.


no it's target is not to get above 80c ... i think ...
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June 5, 2013 2:22:59 PM

amer1234 said:
Novuake said:
lostgamer_03 said:
Novuake said:
Why do you wanna watercool a GTX780> It overclocks so poorly...


It overclocks quite well? GPU boost 2.0 is determined by temperatures, having lower temperatures will automatically overclock the hell out of the GPU.


Yes, but it will only clock within its voltage spec, 1.175 if im not mistaken, and even the Nvidia cooler is good enough for the best you can achieve on stock voltage.


no it's target is not to get above 80c ... i think ...


You can barely increase voltage. And it WILL run o[ut of voltage LOOOONG before watercooling is necessary...
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