How can I make this cool my GTX 780 Ti as well? Is there a water block made for this? I'm not sure what parts are needing in order to cool both.
332593
There is an adapter sold by NZXT that should allow you to mount one of these onto your GPU, however I don't think you will be able to just add your GPU to the loop like you're thinking.
332594
Short answer is you can not, closed circuit cooling system means exactly that it does however do a fantastic job at keeping your CPU close to ambient. I would recommend buying yourself a Kraken x-40 in addition to your x-60 and then combining the x-40 with NZXT's new G-10 kit this will allow dedicated cooling of your VGA card by the X-40 with the G-10 adapter. Of course you will need a case with the room to allow mounting of the two Radiators and enough fans to do them justice, personally I have very similar set up in an NZXT Switch 810.Good Luck
332595
You can't, not without a lot of extra work that isn't worth the risk to your components. This is a CLOSED loop cooling system for the CPU only, it's not designed to be expanded. The included pump is designed to circulate the amount of fluid included at certain rates to cool the CPU, nothing else. If you're after additional system cooling for other components you should look into a full water setup or see the other comments.
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NZXT just recently released the Kraken g10 for preorder. I don't know if it's available yet (I think it is), but it allows GPU mounting to almost all new graphics cards. Do a search for it, and check out their official page to make sure it will work for you.
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this card has much better cooling because it uses two fans, besides that, they use the same gpu/everything. One thing to note is that this one is also overclocked, you can do the same with the evga card but this one is preoverclocked. With the cooling you could overclock it higher if you wish.
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It doesnt come with liquid cooling but it is recommended. This chip runs VERY hot. I use a coolermaster v8 on mine (not liquid) and manage fine only getting close to "too hot" when i render. That being said watch ur system temps and know what is safe if your not going with liquid cooling. And make sure u have superb airflow in your case.
528902
There should be plenty of room for a GTX 780 if you remove the angled fan mount which is easy enough. It runs cool enough that combined with the vertical airflow channel it should be plenty cool.
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I have the regular GTX 780 with the ACX cooler and it fits fine. Nothing gets in the way of installing the backplate on these ACX cards. Hope this helps!
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i have 2 gtx 780 classifieds and for me to close planel i had to put a 120mm fan in front of videocard so the blades dont hit cards but looks really good but make sure u lean it on videocard but has to b 120mm fan
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I have but I also put a volcano in the thing. I have an overclocked FX-8350 and 2 Radeon R9-290x cards in here, they are also watercooled. I had to rip the foam out of the front and top panels to get the extra airflow. Everything is fine now. You also may not have to do this depending on what hardware you're using, I basically packed as much heat as I could in to this case so if you're using more reasonable components you should be fine.
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Well I'm running 2 780 Ti's in SLI, and I do believe that cooler will fit; however, I would recommend a sealed watercooler such as the H100i, or H110.
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It was audible in my system.... enough so that I stopped using it. You can lower the fan speed all the way, but it was still audible, and of course it won't cool as well. When the fan is at max speed it cooled my nvidia card around 8 to 10 degrees C. Giving your video card a good cleaning will help a lot too.
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I have one of these, and yes it will work fine. On my other PC, I have a GTX750Ti- same or slightly better performance, but new GPU needs much less power and so no 6-pin power connector- and, it runs 10 degrees C cooler. Also cheaper!
2173971
Hi... Yes use the evga cooler its better, looks soooo good and its quiet (:
2152916
Hello there my friend, sure you can, this is the one I have, and it cools it down very well: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/17662/ex-blc-1381/EK_ASUS_Maximus_V_Extreme_Liquid_Cooling_Block_-_Nickel_Acetal_EK-FB_ASUS_M5E_-_AcetalNickel.html
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Hmm... I think a 500W PSU would be ok, but are you overclocking the CPU? If so, then I would recommend checking the necessary wattage for the GPU. I'm using a 750W PSU, but I think other people have used less. I would research this further since I'm not 100% sure 500W would suffice. I'm sorry if I couldn't be more helpful.
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do you have the dimensions on the Thermal take, I do know it does have water cooling support. At the top there is a filter you can take off to mount your radiator. If you can give me dimensions I can tell you. Is it a dual fan or single fan radiator? Just looked it up on Amazon. The top of the case has a removable dust filter and is able to support 2 120MM fans, But you can also mount your water cooler right there it would be either inside the case or you can have it popping out of the case. Probably hard to imagine what I am saying. But if you can find the pic of the top of the case youll know. Basically I would say probably, but I cant guarantee you. It does have a spot though.
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I haven't added anything. I only have a single double-slot video card - you might need more if you have more. It is a very open and cool case with a lot of air flow. I would say not necessary to add anything unless you are running more than one video card.
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actually if u love numbers for bench marks. than u should get the 780ti. IMO the 780ti is like a sports coupe. run fast and but seats 2 only. the titan is more like a gtr. u can run, and can have room for ur kids in the back.... in some games with open worlds.. i can max every thing n not worry about not enough vram. i'm running tri sli. stock bios. n water cooled. i still get good fps. hope it helps.
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Hi,its not recommended to change the radiator. The cooling capacity should be enough for any graphics card. Best regards,Jens