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Gigabyte Gpu reference pcb ?

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Hello Everyone !!

I am just lost, because i want to buy a gtx 960 or 970 from Gigabyte (not itx just normal size)  but i don't know if they have a referene pcb because perhaps in the near future i would like to water cool them with the Kraken G10

 

Thanks in advance 

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I don't think that the G1 is a reference PCB, 

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I don't think they are a reference PCB, i believe they are their own PCB for better overlcocking and for the style of the cooler not too sure. Maybe watch some jayztwocents or LTT videos on these cards, that may help you. 

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