Does the KFA2 GTX 670 OC 2GB have a reference PCB design

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kulin6

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Hello, I'm looking to water cool my KFA2 GTX 670 OC (not the EX OC) 2GB graphics card.
http://www.kfa2.com/GTX670_OC.shtml

I know the KFA2 GTX 670 has a reference PCB design and the KFA2 GTC 670 EX OC is a custom PCB design, but I can't find whether the KFA2 GTX 670 OC version is reference or custom. Does anyone know whether this card has a reference PCB design or is it custom?
 
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We try not to comment on things we are unsure about. I spent a few hours trying to find out for you but did not come out with anything usefully.

You need to do some research about disassembling the pcb from the heat sink I do this my self all the time. so it is 95% safe, however make sure your grounded, fast simple way is to touch your case every few minuets, so you don't short out the card. know that if you have a warranty it will be void after.

after you have taken it apart you can compare to the reference photos witch you can find in goggle, if your unsure post a picutre here after.

Again be carefully if you decide to do this.

Good luck
-Qundel

thequn

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We try not to comment on things we are unsure about. I spent a few hours trying to find out for you but did not come out with anything usefully.

You need to do some research about disassembling the pcb from the heat sink I do this my self all the time. so it is 95% safe, however make sure your grounded, fast simple way is to touch your case every few minuets, so you don't short out the card. know that if you have a warranty it will be void after.

after you have taken it apart you can compare to the reference photos witch you can find in goggle, if your unsure post a picutre here after.

Again be carefully if you decide to do this.

Good luck
-Qundel
 
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