looking for a block for my gpu

[ViscousSock]

I have a 2070 windforce 3x 8gb and was wondering what the best water block would be for my card does it have to be an exact fit to my card or will any 2070 block work I'm pretty new to water-cooling so just wanted some tips on picking out the block from what ive seen i cant find one for my specific card.

link to exact card:https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/gigabyte-rtx-2070-gaming-3x-oc.b6184

[chaotic kronos]

16 minutes ago, ViscousSock said:

I have a 2070 windforce 3x 8gb and was wondering what the best water block would be for my card does it have to be an exact fit to my card or will any 2070 block work I'm pretty new to water-cooling so just wanted some tips on picking out the block from what ive seen i cant find one for my specific card.

link to exact card:https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/gigabyte-rtx-2070-gaming-3x-oc.b6184

Depends upon how much are u willing to pay for  the block . But a gigabyte gpu will have multiple blocks . From my experience an ek- wb would cost you around 250-280 $ and alphacool block would cost you about 170-180 $ in the end it depends on your budget and the better looking one in your eyes.  Ek got a compatibility configuration which is simple other than that u search for with model number and alot of company will include a compatibility list on the block page.

Last thing almost all the new blocks (cpu - gpu ) have directional follow which mean that 1 opening is inlet and other is out let and u can't connect them in any other order as you will get a huge  performance drop

[ViscousSock]

checked ekwb doesn't seem to have any that fit my card sadly at least from what the configurator says I would rather do a closed aio 240mm but if i have to do a custom i will thanks for the input

[HM-2]

Isn't the Windforce 3X 2070 a reference PCB? I can see Blyski do one for it.