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2015/09/04 08:24:56 (permalink)
Does EVGA sell a water block for their 980 Ti reference card?  I've checked other sites (Swiftech, EK) and they seem to sell them, but I don't see where EVGA has them for their own cards.  Perhaps I am not looking in the right place.  If EVGA doesn't have them, who would you'll suggest I looked to?  Any help is appreciated.
 
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    Re: Water block for 980 Ti 2015/09/04 09:00:40 (permalink)
    Every TitanX block fits the 980ti reference.

    They are the exact same pcb, with the VRAM on the back of the card removed.


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    Re: Water block for 980 Ti 2015/09/04 10:00:10 (permalink)
    Thanks for the response.  I have been looking at the Swiftech Komodo block. What's your take on it?  Also, what happens to the fan plug during install?
     
    http://www.swiftech.com/KOMODO-NV-TITANX-ECO.aspx
     
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    "Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic"
     
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    Re: Water block for 980 Ti 2015/09/04 10:52:05 (permalink)
    The fan just gets disconnected. There is really no need for it while watercooling. It's just a quick disconnect, so it is super easy.

    The Block will work well. It is a personal preference when it comes to blocks, as many perform nearly the same with only a few degree of difference.


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    Re: Water block for 980 Ti 2015/09/04 13:49:03 (permalink)
    Cool.  Thanks

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