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EVGA 980 TI Hybrid waterblock switch

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Hello everyone,

Quick question and I am sure it is a no brainier, but I am still somewhat new to custom water cooling.

I recently just ran my first custom water cooling loop for my CPUicon1.png and it came out very nice and no leaks with nice cool temps even with high clocks. I am wanting to make the switch to rigid tubing and want to incorporate my GPU into the loop. The problem is, I have a EVGA Hybrid gtx 980TI AIO.

My question is, is it possible to remove the water block that comes with the Hybrid and replace it with a custom water block for a reference 980 TI? I know the hybrid is just a reference card with the AIO systemicon1.png on it

Any advice/tips/criticism is greatly appreciated

Thank you

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6 minutes ago, Burst00 said:

My question is, is it possible to remove the water block that comes with the Hybrid and replace it with a custom water block for a reference 980 TI? I know the hybrid is just a reference card with the AIO systemicon1.png on it

its a reference pcb so it'll probably fit a waterblock meant for the reference card

 

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thank you moonzy.  i didnt think it would be a problem, i just wanted to make sure

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