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Which GTX 770's have the reference design

BaBoonBren
By BaBoonBren
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i've been looking for a water block for a GTX 770 by msi (gaming edition) and i've found XSPC Razor GTX 770 GPU Waterblock, it says it'll only fit the Nvidia reference design only. is this talking about PCB layout or does it mean you can only use the "Inno3D" version of the card  

 

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PCB layout.

Just get the cheapest 770 with a reference cooler.

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Technically the titan design is reference.

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Technically the titan design is reference.

 

Companies realized real quick that the Titan cooler comes at a silly premium for sub-par cooling. That's why you wont find it anywhere.

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Cheers guys for the info,

 

Just looking at the new egg link i noticed how much more cheaper products are in america compared to the UK

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