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I am trying to find a water cooling system for my GPU. If it is possible maybe there is something like the corsair H series where it is a closed system that just needs to be mounted. Is there a system like that out there? or do i have to do it the "old fashion" way ?

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Hi Guys,

 

I am trying to find a water cooling system for my GPU. If it is possible maybe there is something like the corsair H series where it is a closed system that just needs to be mounted. Is there a system like that out there? or do i have to do it the "old fashion" way ?

 

They exist. I've seen pictures but never one used. Why do you want one though?

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NZXT i think was working on something and it was show cased at Computex. It basically lets you mount a liquid cooler on your GPU. Kind of impractical IMO

 

Good call, I remember that now

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Hi Guys,

 

I am trying to find a water cooling system for my GPU. If it is possible maybe there is something like the corsair H series where it is a closed system that just needs to be mounted. Is there a system like that out there? or do i have to do it the "old fashion" way ?

I know you can buy closed loop water coolers, just like for CPU's 

What is your GPU?

Here is a closed loop, it's works with most reference design models. 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186067

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I know you can buy closed loop water coolers, just like for CPU's 

What is your GPU?

Here is a closed loop, it's works with most reference design models. 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186067

i'm thinking about going for the GTX 770

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since the accelero mounts to the holes around the gpu it's self and uses glue on heatsinks for the other important parts, I would be surprised to see a non reference card it couldn't mount to.

 

I don't know if id buy this. I'd spend a little more money on better custom solution.

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It says it'll work on a 680. Reference 770s have the same PCB I think, so it shouldn't be a problem. I'd still go custom tho

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