Will the XSPC Razor GTX 980 water block fit my 980 ti reference card?

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Hello!
I want to watercool my 980 ti (going sli) and was wondering if anyone knew if the XSPC Razor GTX 980 would be compatible with my 980 ti? Or would i need to get XSPC Razor GTX Titan / 780 / 780Ti V2 Waterblock? Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank yoU!
 
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Reference 980 Ti water blocks are compatible with EK Reference Titan X water block. Historically, EK has substantially outperformed XSPC. Again, historically, XSPC has led with PU temps by 1C or so, but trailed badly in VRAM and VRM temps.

http://site.ekwb.com/news/600/19/Existing-EK-FC-Titan-X-compatible-with-the-latest-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-980-Ti/

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Couldn't say ... with the 15C temperature disadvantage on the VRMs, it's not something I would consider as this is going to affect the max OC of the card more than anything else.

http://www.xs-pc.com/waterblocks-gpu/razor-gtx-980-980-ti

Just a note on the graphs, I believe EK is making EVGA blocks now. My guess is it's a price thing, Swiftech makes great stuff but the blocks are a bit pricy.
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The price point EVGA wanted for the Hydrocopper didn't allow for a anything that great. As water cooling a reference PCB is not something I would be interested in, I have never considered a water cooled EVGA card other than the Classified. Doesn't seem to make sense to water cool a stock VRM.
 
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