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Anyone know if the Kraken G10 fits on the EVGA 970 FTW+

JebKerman
By JebKerman
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Title pretty much is my question. I'm pretty sure this card has a non-reference PCB, and is one of the more recent 970s, after the G10's release. And i'm thinking of water cooling to get the most out of the card (and the likely chance of SLI in the future). As far as i know, there isn't a custom water block out yet, so naturally the G10 is the solution.

 

Additionally, and regardless of whether you can actually fit the G10 on the card, How big should the rad really be/what AIO should i get?

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H50 or H55 is more than enough for the GPU :)

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