gtx 770 closed loop kit like a nzxt kraken

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I know this can be done. Whoever tells me what kit and braket I need to use gets the best answer.
 
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To get a 240 mm rad on a video card for closed loop you will need to buy special brackets to allow for mounting onto a gpu. for the 770 price, you might as well have just bought a 780, as you will not get a 770 to surpass the 780 by overclocking its' face off.

the accelero hybrid is better than the kraken, but still has only a 120mm radiator, but the fan on the shroud, combined with the additional installation of heatsinks allows for crazy levels of overclocking vs just water cooling the core
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nzxt g10 looks better. I should have just done a google search before I posted this. Now I just need to figure out what closed loop system, must me 240mm rad will do the best job on this.
 
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To get a 240 mm rad on a video card for closed loop you will need to buy special brackets to allow for mounting onto a gpu. for the 770 price, you might as well have just bought a 780, as you will not get a 770 to surpass the 780 by overclocking its' face off.

the accelero hybrid is better than the kraken, but still has only a 120mm radiator, but the fan on the shroud, combined with the additional installation of heatsinks allows for crazy levels of overclocking vs just water cooling the core
 
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That nzxt g10 mount lets you use many coled loop setups.
 
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The Arctic Accelero Hybrid keeps my 244W rated GPUs (Dual 8pin connectors), which I have overclocked to 900Mhz (Stock 782Mhz) (can't recall the voltage offhand) at around 55C under full load. I'm not sure a bigger radiator is needed as power requirements of video cards have trended down since the 580s came out.

And a bigger radiator would just need a more powerful pump and slow the loop down if anything.
 
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