780 ti watercooled

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warlordtifa

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Going watercooled on my pc (still buying parts) looks like ill be going with a evga780ti my question is should i buy the block for it or is it ok to buy the one they have on the site. and if i should buy the block and install/put it on my self could you guys point me in the right way on what one to get prob the only part im un sure on to get as i have seen some say msi/asus block for 780ti. not worryed about $ want it to look nice as well as cool well. other then that i think i know everything else i need to go water cooled. thanks a lot guys/gals (yes i know i should prob not do a custom loop my first time but im still going too)

http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=03G-P4-2889-KR
 
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nikoli707
get the ekwb one, and get a kpe, its the only logical choice if your gonna go water, you will be slightly faster than sli/cfx 680/7970ghz
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I've read that the hydro copper one you link is fine if you are building your system for silence, but if you are wanting to overclock the general consensus is that the hydro copper isn't ideal as it doesn't cool the vrm's well.

This site has an excellent configurator to help you find the right block for whichever GPU you choose. http://www.coolingconfigurator.com/
 
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nikoli707

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yeah kingpin, if your going to go through all the trouble with a block, a decent 240 rad and pump, thats gonna be like $375usd at least anyways, you might as well get the kpe since its just begging to hit 1.5ghz 24/7 on a setup like that. make sure you go and get a bios for it too, either a skynet or a kingpin bios
 
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