Possible waterblock problem?

[ripper101]

So in the future, I want to water cool my entire system in a loop and I want to know if a water block would fit on my GPU even with a water block that is made for my exact model. So I have a GTX 1070 G1 Gaming and there is a slight bend or curve on the PCB of the card and I am wondering if that will be a problem if I wanted to place a water block on the GPU. 

If I wanted to water cool my system with one CPU, GPU, radiator, pump, and tubing as cheap as possible how much would I be looking at?

 

[pwn_intended]

It shouldn't be a problem wince the waterblock will be screwed down with enough tension to straighten the board. Upload a pic of the bent card if you can, just to satisfy my own curiosity.

[ripper101]

Just now, pwn_intended said:

It shouldn't be a problem wince the waterblock will be screwed down with enough tension to straighten the board. Upload a pic of the bent card if you can, just to satisfy my own curiosity.

 

I did they should be attached. 

[pwn_intended]

Just now, ripper101 said:

I did they should be attached. 

I opened the thread before the image finished uploading I guess. I see no noticable bend at all on your graphics card. You're good to go.

[ripper101]

1 minute ago, pwn_intended said:

I opened the thread before the image finished uploading I guess. I see no noticable bend at all on your graphics card. You're good to go.

I know it might be hard to see but on the PCB of the card look between the Gigabyte logo and the fan stop light

[pwn_intended]

17 hours ago, ripper101 said:

I know it might be hard to see but on the PCB of the card look between the Gigabyte logo and the fan stop light

No, I see what you are referring to. It is nothing.

[Mick Naughty]

It only bends because of poor design and it being an air cooler. Blocks don't bend. May sag at the PCI slot itself though. 

[ripper101]

4 hours ago, pwn_intended said:

No, I see what you are referring to. It is nothing.

Hm. Thought this whole time it was an issue.