Wich 980ti for WC?

[Gren_Patterson]

I plan to change my 980 with a 980ti.

I'm thinking of the evga superclocked with a EKWB.

Afterwards I will overclock it.

Is this a good one, or should I buy another?

[Si3Rra_7]

It has to be reference , unless it's something special like the Kingpin edition . 

 

use this to check compatibility and availability http://configurator.ekwb.com/

 

You could also go straight with this http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=06G-P4-4999-KR

 

Get the highest clocked reference card you can get , since those are binned for the best performance .

[1Scotty1]

EVGA reference Superclocked

 

Reference cards are the easiest to watercool, because there are always blocks for it and are cheaper than non-reference ones

[Swndlr]

One uh deez sexy motherfuckers

 

[Gren_Patterson]

It has to be reference , unless it's something special like the Kingpin edition .

use this to check compatibility and availability http://configurator.ekwb.com/

You could also go straight with this http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=06G-P4-4999-KR

Get the highest clocked reference card you can get , since those are binned for the best performance .

Yeah...

But in Europe not available yet

[Gren_Patterson]

EVGA reference Superclocked

Reference cards are the easiest to watercool, because there are always blocks for it and are cheaper than non-reference ones

And also good for overclocking??

[gt403cyl]

And also good for overclocking??

Non-reference cards may use "better" PCB designs or modify them allowing for "better" overclocking, but that said putting them under water is also a bigger PITA as they are non-reference.

[Ivelin]

All (are going to) have waterblocks, even the G1

[Chiobe]

All (are going to) have waterblocks, even the G1

Not all card, but the big cards from the big companies will, like Asus, MSI, Gigabyte and EVGA (unless they only allow you to use there Hydro Copper).