best gpu for watercooling

[kiwibacon]

Hi im new to watercooling just did my first custom loop.

Couldnt beleive how easy bending tube is....

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my 980 ti will hold up but thinking for upgrade potential in future.

Anyways the real reason for this post is... which gpu to buy. seen a few gpu 1080 to 1080 waterblocked factory

From $1000-$1500 in local currency($200 wBlock for the $1000 version or $1500 version has waterblock version? is the better voltage/higher diimmed gpu overclock worth the money?

no re sale on a card with factory waterblock imo also?

opinions

anything im missing 

[RadiatingLight]

You don't need it, but if you want, most watercoolers are made for founders edition cards.

or just get the MSI Sea Hawk X

[RadiatingLight]

55 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

You don't need it, but if you want, most watercoolers are made for founders edition cards.

or just get the MSI Sea Hawk X

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EVGA 1070 FTW Edition for 369USD from Jet.com using code SHOP10

Jet.com doesn't charge sales tax where I'm from, so it's an incredible deal

[kayotics]

I would say the best gpu for watercooling is a rx 480 because it not only is cheap but already has a high clock speed so if you did overclock it you would get extremely high speeds and the rx 480 is cheaper and the 8gb variant is like buying a better gtx 1060.... I think. Hope this response helped some way.

 

Kayotics.

[Lays]

10 minutes ago, kayotics said:

I would say the best gpu for watercooling is a rx 480 because it not only is cheap but already has a high clock speed so if you did overclock it you would get extremely high speeds and the rx 480 is cheaper and the 8gb variant is like buying a better gtx 1060.... I think. Hope this response helped some way.

 

Kayotics.

Except watercooling an RX480 would probably cost the same amount as buying a 1070/1080, both of which absolutely smash the 480, lol

[kayotics]

8 hours ago, Lays said:

Except watercooling an RX480 would probably cost the same amount as buying a 1070/1080, both of which absolutely smash the 480, lol

Where I live it wouldn't cost about the same as a 1080 or 1070. A gtx 1080 where I live is about $800 for a 1080 turbo and everything eagles costs $1000+ but I know that maybe where you live nvida graphics cards might be cheaper.