Trying to find a waterblock

[manofcolombia]

So if i were to buy this beast of a card...

http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-GeForce-384-Bit-Graphics-06G-P4-3787-KR/dp/B00K699CRW

 

Could someone point me in the direction of a compatible water block. I wanna make sure that those extra 3 gigs of vram are cooled properly along with the rest of the card.

[piggykid1]

You could get the hydro one if you don't want to pay that much then I will start my research

[MonkeyFace]

http://www.coolingconfigurator.com/

[piggykid1]

http://www.ekwb.com/shop/blocks/vga-blocks/fc-geforce/geforce-titan-series.html?p=4

[piggykid1]

http://www.coolingconfigurator.com/

I used this for your scenario very easy and simple

[manofcolombia]

You could get the hydro one if you don't want to pay that much then I will start my research

Well eventually I'll be getting my custom loop ready so I wanna make sure I have a good card that has a bunch of waterblock support...unlike my two MSI 660 tis that have no waterblocks for them

[piggykid1]

Well eventually I'll be getting my custom loop ready so I wanna make sure I have a good card that has a bunch of waterblock support...unlike my two MSI 660 tis that have no waterblocks for them

Ok just use the configurator that MonkeyFace posted

[manofcolombia]

http://www.coolingconfigurator.com/

Wow that was so much simpler than I thought it was gonna be. Thank you for companies that take apart all these cards and check compatibility! 

 

So nickel version or copper? I know copper has better heat transfer but there was something mentioned about corrosion when mixing metals in a loop...right? 

[piggykid1]

Wow that was so much simpler than I thought it was gonna be. Thank you for companies that take apart all these cards and check compatibility! 

 

So nickel version or copper? I know copper has better heat transfer but there was something mentioned about corrosion when mixing metals in a loop...right? 

I know EK is awesome

[MonkeyFace]

Wow that was so much simpler than I thought it was gonna be. Thank you for companies that take apart all these cards and check compatibility! 

 

So nickel version or copper? I know copper has better heat transfer but there was something mentioned about corrosion when mixing metals in a loop...right? 

 

They are both copper. Nickel just means it's nickel plated copper.

 

No corrosion mixing those two.