BFG TECH~GF8800GTX Water-colding edition

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niz

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OMG I want...

So for 2 in SLI, would it be best to make the plumbing so the cards are in series or tee off the plumbing so they are in parallel ?
I guess if they were in series the second one would be already getting hot water from the first....but in parallel each card would only get half as much flow...
 

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Chuck I will mail your four of them in case you want to experiment.

You must run and chase the UPS/Fed-Ex truck each and every time it drives by your house though, I told the driver only to give you the box if you catch him @ 30 mph.

Good luck!
 

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Only takes up a single slot, i haven't checked out other watercooling editions but are they the same way? Regardless its nice for more space/pci cards
 

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No automated gun turrets?

Team fortress style!

No turrets, just pepper maze and stun guns.

Only takes up a single slot, i haven't checked out other watercooling editions but are they the same way? Regardless its nice for more space/pci cards

Well, the water cooled edition will take up no more that 2 slots as well as the air cooled I hope. Otherwise I would have no room for a sound card.
 

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No automated gun turrets?

Team fortress style!

No turrets, just pepper maze and stun guns.

Only takes up a single slot, i haven't checked out other watercooling editions but are they the same way? Regardless its nice for more space/pci cards

Well, the water cooled edition will take up no more that 2 slots as well as the air cooled I hope. Otherwise I would have no room for a sound card.

Its clearly a single slot card, it even only has 1 screw not two like normal dual slot coolers have...

the air one for sure takes up two slots and no more
 

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There's 3 versions available on zipzoomfly, the only difference is the size of the waterblock connectors
1/4 inch, 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch.

Which would be the one to go for, assuming I'm building a cooling system from scratch so have no existing stuff to worry about? Whats the standard size for most water pumps/radiators/tanks etc?
 

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The best size is 1/2 inch, you get the most flow with little restriction although i think that is more preferable to cpus rather than gpu's...

there really isn't a "standard" per say its just you get which size you want between tubing, pump and water block

although most prebuilt kits are 1/4 or 3/8
 

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