Well today my Titan X pascal arrived.  Ok, even with stock cooler, not ocd, it is silent and has so much power.  No prob for bf1 and over watch.  Still will add the hybrid and then tweak
 

dakon
Well today my Titan X pascal arrived.  Ok, even with stock cooler, not ocd, it is silent and has so much power.  No prob for bf1 and over watch.  Still will add the hybrid and then tweak
 

Awesome I absolutely love my Titan XP!

Guys,  I am tired of waiting for an AIO kit from EVGA and want to do same thing CptSpig did. Only I'm already using a CPU Hybrid cooler from Corsair, so i need to watercool the Titan card separately.
 
I'm very new to watercooling, so please let me know if I planned this out correctly.
Are these the parts that I would need to assemble Titan watercooling:
 
1. EK Titan X Waterblock
2. EK-XLC Predator 140 Radiator+Pump 
3. EK Titan X Backplate
 
Or do I need something else? Does the pump connect right to the waterblock or do I need some kind of fittings? 
Please me know if i missed something. Any help is appreciated!
 
 
 

Nomanor
Guys,  I am tired of waiting for an AIO kit from EVGA and want to do same thing CptSpig did. Only I'm already using a CPU Hybrid cooler from Corsair, so i need to watercool the Titan card separately.
 
I'm very new to watercooling, so please let me know if I planned this out correctly.
Are these the parts that I would need to assemble Titan watercooling:
 
1. EK Titan X Waterblock
2. EK-XLC Predator 140 Radiator+Pump 
3. EK Titan X Backplate
 
Or do I need something else? Does the pump connect right to the waterblock or do I need some kind of fittings? 
Please me know if i missed something. Any help is appreciated!
 
 
 

Fluid?

Shanester44
 
Fluid?

EK provide an option of pre-filling the waterblock:
 

Nomanor
EK provide an option of pre-filling the waterblock:
 

 
Wow.. €24.55 (~US$28) just to put fluid in it? LOL.. I guess EK know their market - figure if you'll pay $1,200 (~€1,075) for a graphics card, you'll probably pay through the nose for water cooling. I'm sticking with EVGA AIO at this point.
 

Nereus

Nomanor
EK provide an option of pre-filling the waterblock:
 

 
Wow.. €24.55 (~US$28) just to put fluid in it? LOL.. I guess EK know their market - figure if you'll pay $1,200 (~€1,075) for a graphics card, you'll probably pay through the nose for water cooling. I'm sticking with EVGA AIO at this point.
 

No you get the tubing, quick disconnect, clamps, labor, & fluid for $28. Probably includes leak check too. The quick disconnect alone is already more than that those things are expensive.

seyumi

Nereus

Nomanor
EK provide an option of pre-filling the waterblock:
 

 
Wow.. €24.55 (~US$28) just to put fluid in it? LOL.. I guess EK know their market - figure if you'll pay $1,200 (~€1,075) for a graphics card, you'll probably pay through the nose for water cooling. I'm sticking with EVGA AIO at this point.

No you get the tubing, quick disconnect, clamps, labor, & fluid for $28. Probably includes leak check too. The quick disconnect alone is already more than that those things are expensive.

Ahh ok, that sounds a bit better. :)  Thanks.
 
 

Jacob any update.  About a week ago you said very soon.

Jacob, give us an estimate please so that we know whether to wait or not.