Now I would do $1500 + $200 for a Water Block.
This would or might make me re-think about the GTX 990.

Trying to keep up with AMD pricing. $3000 was pure insanity with the R9 295X2 available for half that.

Brad_Hawthorne

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Now I would do $1500 + $200 for a Water Block.
This would or might make me re-think about the GTX 990.

I have little doubt that there will be a 900-series dual GPU card. The power envelope of the GPU caters to it. Just wait on the 900-series dual-GPU.

This almost makes me want to wait to build my wifes mitx board and give her a 990 instead of a 980.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487038
 
 I'd pull the trigger, but I feel like a 990 is soon to come. 
 
 
We can now buy two for the price originally for one. 

Funny that EVGA wants $3349 for the EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN Z Hydro Copper
and only $1599 for the EVGA GeForce GTX TITAN Z Superclocked
That makes the Hydro Copper Water block cost $1750 That seems a little High.
 

Superclocked worth when clock is 100-150MHz over reference speed.
Than I always insist on them. Because nothing better than when you don't need to save settings in softwares as voltage and GPU, Clock for 24/7h use.
OK we can try unofficial BIOS and other BIOS and OC but everything finish and you have 150MHz+ default that best option for me.