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Waterblock compatibility

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Greetings and salutations.
Thanks to a horrific grasshopper in my PC case incident leading to my 980ti shooting sparks out its ass, I've had to rebuild my rig at the worst possible time.

I have access to a brand new in box EK waterblock made for an ASUS 1080ti Strix card.

 

I'm wondering if that waterblock could be safely used on any other kinds of 1080ti cards? Or do I need to specifically and only source a Strix in order to use that block?

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58 minutes ago, sambo. said:

Greetings and salutations.
Thanks to a horrific grasshopper in my PC case incident leading to my 980ti shooting sparks out its ass, I've had to rebuild my rig at the worst possible time.

I have access to a brand new in box EK waterblock made for an ASUS 1080ti Strix card.

 

I'm wondering if that waterblock could be safely used on any other kinds of 1080ti cards? Or do I need to specifically and only source a Strix in order to use that block?

You will have to get a 1080 ti strix card.

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