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[help]gtx 760 waterblock

Can someone direct me to either a gtx 760 with a water block already installed or a cheap gtx 760 with a cheapish waterblock? There doesn't seem to be anything on amazon and frozen CPU is all out of stock. Don't really know too well where else to look for watercooling parts.

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i dont think there are waterblocks for the 760

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Why water cool a 760? Why not just use the money to get a better card? 

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You can probably use a 670 block on a 760, but like others have said, why water cool something not worth putting under water?

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There aren't going to be water blocks for the GTX 760. It's not cost effective to produce water blocks for cards below the 780 line though on occasion you will find a water block for a 770.

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Okay, okay, so its fine to just buy a windforce card then? Was going to water cool just for the experience but if its not worth it, never mind.

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What are you guys talking about??
 

Atleast in EU we have waterblocks all the way down to 660 ( talking scaling ) 

If we look on the 6XX series we have waterblocks for 660,670,680,690.

 

And why would it not be worth it? If i may ask? some do it for OC some do it for silience and some for looks? please if he wants to watercool a 760 it should not be a problem.

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What are you guys talking about??

 

Atleast in EU we have waterblocks all the way down to 660 ( talking scaling ) 

If we look on the 6XX series we have waterblocks for 660,670,680,690.

 

And why would it not be worth it? If i may ask? some do it for OC some do it for silience and some for looks? please if he wants to watercool a 760 it should not be a problem.

I saw a waterblock on a 650 ti before a while back, i never got the name for it however.

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What are you guys talking about??

 

Atleast in EU we have waterblocks all the way down to 660 ( talking scaling ) 

If we look on the 6XX series we have waterblocks for 660,670,680,690.

 

And why would it not be worth it? If i may ask? some do it for OC some do it for silience and some for looks? please if he wants to watercool a 760 it should not be a problem.

Because people that water cool don't run around with 760's and 660's. Unless you get insanely cheap blocks, or absurdly overpriced GPUs, would you spend 200$ on a GPU and 100$ on a block? Makes little sense to me, I'd rather spend 300$ on the GPU to get something good and worth spending 100$ on to cool.

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Because people that water cool don't run around with 760's and 660's. Unless you get insanely cheap blocks, or absurdly overpriced GPUs, would you spend 200$ on a GPU and 100$ on a block? Makes little sense to me, I'd rather spend 300$ on the GPU to get something good and worth spending 100$ on to cool.

Saw a block for $30, that's why I was asking, but it was out-of-stock.

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Saw a block for $30, that's why I was asking, but it was out-of-stock.

meh, I'd be leery of a 30$ block

 

especially if it's a full block

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meh, I'd be leery of a 30$ block

 

especially if it's a full block

Oh, it seems I've made a mistake, it's just a backplate.

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There are blocks for 760's. You can use the EK 670 block on reference 760's, and I know that Alphacool in Europe has blocks for EVGA ACX 760's.

The debate comes down to cost vs gain.

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