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I personally love the windforce cooler, and I do believe they are clocked the highest. As for smallest, I think the ACX ones are as they use stock pcb's.

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Smallest? I don't know. Maybe the ones with stock PCBs?

 

I can list some of the more common/popular brands that make 770s though:

EVGA makes pretty good stuff, so anything from them.

The ASUS DCU II series is pretty baller.

MSi makes good stuff.

Gigabyte has a beastly cooler from what I hear.

Palit? IDK much about them.

 

I would go through more but I'm on a school chromebook at the moment. *shudder*

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I would go through more but I'm on a school chromebook at the moment. *shudder*

I wish someone gave me a free any-book.  :lol:

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When I was looking at them I found the MSI twinfrozr one to be smallest at 260mm, and it's also one of the best.

I've also heard that the Palit (super) jetstream was a surprise contender when it came to their gtx 780.

+ all the other choices

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I wish someone gave me a free any-book.  :lol:

 

The touchpads on these chromebooks are abysmal, I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.

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Msi lightning.

No 770 is better than the lighting in terms of performance, overclocking is amazing on that one!

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as far as cooling and ocing potential, MSI, Gigabyte and Asus make the best cards, as for the size, EVGA ACX would be the smallest i believe.

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The touchpads on these chromebooks are abysmal, I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.

Mouses are amazing at that though.  :P

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