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Gigabyte RTX 2070 water block?

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I recently got a Gigabyte Windforce RTX 2070. I have been wanting to overclock better and also have a better looking system. I want to get custom watercooling. I am a beginner so I know little. Also I can’t find and blocks for my gpu. I looked on ek and alphacool. They didn’t have any for rtx 2070. Do

you think any 2080 or 2080 ti blocks will work? Also any tips for beginners? I am planning to use soft tubes.

 

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https://www.ekwb.com/configurator/step1_complist

 

Looks like EK has blocks in the works right now. Performance PCs didn't have anything on their site. I'm not well versed enough to know of any other watercooling sites.

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I think i seen phanteks had one shown at ces.These cards are still kinda new you gotta give the watercooling companies time to make stuff for them.

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Directly from eBay is an option. Wait for stock at frozenpc or performancepc

 

Buy some 90 degree fittings, even if you don’t think you’ll need them. 

Decide on what coolant you want to run. An additive for a gallon of distilled water or 1000ml or premixed, assuming that’s enough to fill your rig as you didn’t mention the other parts. 

 

A drain valve or two. A single rotary male to male fitting and possible a T or Q fitting. 

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Hi, 

 

Did you find a matching block for your card. I am in the same situation. 

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So I have found out that the ek vector for the reference rtx 2080 fits. The only thing is that you have to remove the fan header on the top because it collides with the block

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