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560ti non reference wc block

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what waterblock wil i be able to fit on my asus gtx 560ti direct cu 1 top and yes i already looked on that one website 

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If your waterblock isn't on cooling configurator then most likely your only choice is a VGA only waterblock.

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i would not advise you to watercool your gtx560ti though. performance per dollar it would make more sense to get another gtx560ti vs watercooling it.

 

well unless you are doing it for aesthetics.

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options:

  1. sell it and purchase a reference PCB GPU
  2. sell it and upgrade to newer reference PCB GPU
  3. use universal water blocks (last resort on a have to basis)

  4. leave it alone and on with life.

i found the same on my MSI 560ti HAWK and it is still air-cooled. using

660ti GPU instead with 670water block(s).

 

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im doing it for good looks but i cant find anything on the coolingconfigurator about a universal wb but is there even one out there that will fit? 

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