Custom loop

[lstmysock11]

Tring to figure out what I will need for a custom loop for a new system I am planing to build. Anyway I used the EKWD configurator but it is not giving me a option for adding the GPU to the loop. I believe the card I have picked is listed in their compatibility list but confused why.

 

Any help with what I will need, I have only done straight out of the box all in one coolers but want to get my feet wet with water cooling.

 

https://www.ekwb.com/custom-loop-configurator/shared/oW5c44d65977857

 

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[Airdragonz]

For your gpu, you'll need the EK-Vector rtx 2080 block if you choose to use them for your waterblock. For tubing, make sure your fittings match the same size as your tubes and buy more tubes than you need since mistakes will likely occur when bending.  Last bit of advice is to add a ball valve as a drain port.  It's not necessary for a loop, but makes draining it so much easier. 

[lstmysock11]

I am planning to put a 90 spliter and a ball valve on one side to act as a drain and possibly a second one near the top to use to let air into aid in draining.