Help with compatibility

[Aurora Armstrong]

Hi, so my PC specs now are RYZEN 1600 (STOCK COOLER), Palit 780Ti, and I feel like putting together a water loop for my pc as it have been getting noisy recently. Since 780Ti is an out of production model, I searched online for the suitable water block and found this XSPC Razor GTX Titan (GK110) / 780 / 780Ti V2 Waterblock online, from https://www.amazon.com/XSPC-Razor-Titan-GK110-Waterblock/dp/B00KVR2P3M/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_pl_foot_top?ie=UTF8, I am wondering if it is compatible with my GPU, and also will it work if it fit it with one of the EKWB copper kit?

GPU : http://www.palit.com/palit/vgapro.php?id=2240&lang=en&pn=NE5X78TH10FB-1100J&tab=sp
 

[henkka_scorpio]

2 minutes ago, Aurora Armstrong said:

it have been getting noisy recently

Kind of unrelated but have you tried opening the pc and cleaning it up? you can use compressed air or a microfiber cloth (on unsensitive parts). Or it could be a fan failing too.

On that waterblock I dont think its going to work on a palit version since its meant for reference designs only, though I dont know if Palit uses the same board layout as reference so someone with more info can verify?

[Psittac]

You will need to do some digging to find out if that gpu is a reference board design.  I currently have 3 unused ekwb gpu blocks because I couldn't figure out if they would fit or not.  The ekwb configuartor failed me on this front.  Turns out sapphire nittro cards are not reference but the configurator says visual inspection for fit.  Shipping to return the blocks would have cost more than the blocks did since I'm in the states.  Was basically my fault but info is hard to come by

[Aurora Armstrong]

3 hours ago, Psittac said:

You will need to do some digging to find out if that gpu is a reference board design.  I currently have 3 unused ekwb gpu blocks because I couldn't figure out if they would fit or not.  The ekwb configuartor failed me on this front.  Turns out sapphire nittro cards are not reference but the configurator says visual inspection for fit.  Shipping to return the blocks would have cost more than the blocks did since I'm in the states.  Was basically my fault but info is hard to come by

yea, precisely what gpu blocks did you purchase?

[Psittac]

9 hours ago, Aurora Armstrong said:

yea, precisely what gpu blocks did you purchase?

They were for amd cards, the point here is that I had aftermarket boards that wouldn't fit the reference blocks.

 

2x r9 380 and 1x r9 fury

[Mick Naughty]

Not reference with 2 8 pins. A universal could work if you cant find out if one was actually made.