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Just got 2.  Don't even need them but at that price....

I upgraded from a 460 to this and it kicks its ass, however if I want it to run at less than 60C its loud as hell, thats the motivation here.  The 960 - ya, not a top end card but it suits my needs fine (as in kicks the ass out of the 460 lol) but ya...damnit should have done some research on water cooling first since this appears to not have a block in the market.
 
I JUST got into water cooling from air and am loving it on the CPU so was looking for a way to do the GPU as well.... Hrmm... might have to give the 960 to the wife and get myself a 970/980/780ti.........

Ugh that Hansel is so hot right now

Check the Acer predator, 27" 1440p 144hz gsync.  

I recently bought this case, and shortly thereafter upgraded mobo, cpu and cooler.
 
H440 white/black
Core i7-4790k @4.6GHz with Kraken x61
ASUS Maximus VII Formula
G.Skill Ripjaws X 1600 (2x8GB)
Powercolor 7850 (leftover)
Samsung 840 Pro 256GB
EarthWatts EA750 (leftover, next upgrade, for a modular)
 
I've got it running good, and reasonably cool, but I think I can optimize the airflow better. I'm currently using the stock case and Kraken fans. I had fitment issues mounting the radiator as a top exhaust with fans in pull config, so it's a front intake. I moved the the 3x120mm to top exhaust, but the one in the front position is currently not connected, as it's partially blocked, and doesn't seem to make a noticable difference either way.  140mm is still in rear as exhaust.  I'm considering buying a 140mm that matches the rear, and doing a push/pull config on the radiator, and moving the top front 120 to the rear exhaust, but not sure it's neccessary.  Any suggestions are welcome. 
 
I don't have any good pics, but here's one:

GTA V
 
Doughtah Tuu
 
DAI
 
 
Love me some ME3 MP tho

One might say the price is... Going down. lel

I have a Corsair AF 140 as the exhaust, moves air great. I plan on getting 3 SP fans in the front, and will have some AF fans on the top for exhaust.

Titan x in triple sli... 
 
But seriously, I wonder how the titan x would fare in your set up against say dual 980s?  The price of the x is cheaper no?

I actually have 4000$ to blow right now

IF there's a 6gb variant, it'll be moar liek 5.5gb mirite lel

I just got the 
WAIT
*looks around*
is it safe?
The 970
 

it works like brand new. no complaints. the only thing is that the product may come with some different packaging and a special warranty. i bought a refurb router and a refurb cpu cooler they work like i bought them brand new. 

use the white, all the red will do is bleach you reds and wash the blacks.

Titan Z SLI.

Minesweeper requires atleast sli 980's to run at a steady 60fps at 1080p. 

OK use AB, I will tell you how I got my 290x to great heights .
 
Softwares needed - 
MSI Afterburner
OCCT
 
 
First if you have a *good* PSU then max the the power limit percentage.
Now Increase the core by 5 MHZ (Typing it in is easier instead of using slider), now launch OCCT and go to GPU: 3D. Uncheck Memory used and check error check. Now change FPS limit to whatever your monitors refresh rate is. Now change Shader complexty to 7. All good? Now launch it by pressing ON. The circle will NOT rotate. Go do something else worthwhile, make sure your computer does NOT go to sleep. Let OCCT run for 15 minutes. If it says 0 Errors then close the program and go to AB again.
Keep increasing core till you get a error or too high temps.
Now lets move on to memory. Same procedure. When your reach your max *safe* limit for bot memory and core, run OCCT for 1 full hour. See if any errors were prduced. If there were errors reduce both clock and memory by five.
 
You are good to go my friend.

The fact that you have to pay for fries at McDonald's!Some hardware has this, some doesn't, doesn't mean it's all broken.