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2080ti with waterblock

xven
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I am looking for a 2080ti with a waterblock already installed on it, is there better ones then others ? I am looking to make a purchase next week.

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EK, [edit] EVGA, Asus, and MSI is how I'd order it.

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If you want a block that is going to attach to a whole system water cooling loop, then you will have to install it yourself. If you just want the card watercooled, then I'd recommend the EVGA GTX 2080 Ti Hybrid Gaming.

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12 minutes ago, TheDragonHawk said:

If you want a block that is going to attach to a whole system water cooling loop, then you will have to install it yourself. If you just want the card watercooled, then I'd recommend the EVGA GTX 2080 Ti Hybrid Gaming.

Multiple companies offer water blocks pre-installed. Here is EVGA's example.

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37 minutes ago, TheDragonHawk said:

If you want a block that is going to attach to a whole system water cooling loop, then you will have to install it yourself. If you just want the card watercooled, then I'd recommend the EVGA GTX 2080 Ti Hybrid Gaming.

Why go ek over the preinstalled stuff ?

 

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