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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I have more than one of these video cards and they were put in two different computers a Dell and an Asus and a Lenovo and they work fine in all of them. I do not know if the specific computer that you have will be OK. But the computers I put them in are PCI computers. I would be concerned that I had a fan that will have enough power to keep the card cool. I have a 500btu fan in all the computers. Check your motherboard online, but I think you will be OK, if you have the fan power. A lot of people forget that video cards run hot and they need fans to cool them. I have another computer that has the 780TI in it and I have 3 fans and a liquid cooler as that thing will run hot. I have more than one of these video cards and they were put in two different computers a Dell and an Asus and a Lenovo and they work fine in all of them. I do not know if the specific computer that you have will be OK. But the computers I put them in are PCI computers. I would be concerned that I had a fan that will have enough power to keep the card cool. I have a 500btu fan in all the computers. Check your motherboard online, but I think you will be OK, if you have the fan power. A lot of people forget that video cards run hot and they need fans to cool them. I have another computer that... » Read More I have more than one of these video cards and they were put in two different computers a Dell and an Asus and a Lenovo and they work fine in all of them. I do not know if the specific computer that you have will be OK. But the computers I put them in are PCI computers. I would be concerned that I had a fan that will have enough power to keep the card cool. I have a 500btu fan in all the computers. Check your motherboard online, but I think you will be OK, if you have the fan power. A lot of people forget that video cards run hot and they need fans to cool them. I have another computer that has the 780TI in it and I have 3 fans and a liquid cooler as that thing will run hot. « Show Less
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Most new Radeon cards come with a 3rd party heat sync. I dont know why you would need this.It was a good heat-sync, but it doesn't come with a fan or a comfortable way to connect one.It has two sets of brackets, one for Nvidia and one for Radeon. You'll need to check it's compatibility to know if it fits or not.
502147
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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I used a GA-Z87X-UD5 TH. It fits but you don't have a lot of room. I ran as much wiring as I could first, then the mobo, then installed the 240mm (120mm sbs) liquid cooler and finally the gtx 760 card. You will not have a lot of room with a cooler like I described, and if you plan to install a fan at the top of the case you're going to be tight against some graphivs cards. I installed an Nvidia GTX 760 (02g-p4-2765-kr) and it's a very close fit.
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I order to do that it would have to be submerged in distilled water and there are no pipe connections to the card I have even overclocked mine and it was fine but i was playing not heavy gaming. they apparently mak'em I saw some installed in water cooled case that was cool unless it leaked
2173971
Hi... Yes use the evga cooler its better, looks soooo good and its quiet (:
404885
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780-ti/specificationsyes you can. i am using two overclocked 780s fine. one TI will be fine
2155386
I need sizes on your video cards. There is more than enough air flow to keep it cool....2 fans in front, 1 large fan on the side, 1 fan on top and one on back!
1855958
I have 2 of them in an SLI configuration. In my tower case the cards are very close together with a scant 3/8" between them. I connected the displays to the card with the unhindered airflow and am experienceing zero overheat problems while playing BF4 or any other game with high video demands. I don't even hear the fans.
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Actually the aluminum of the cooler that you have to attach to the card is at back side of it.An you lost 1 slot previous a your video card slot, by other hand please note that you video card have a lot surface in contact to the actual cooler at the front of the card you will lost all that contact for it. In my case I'm running world of warcraft at maximums resolution and my card are 127.40º F and before the cooler was 154.40º
67514
Make sure that there is a good airflow. I installed an extra fan in the side of my PC and so far its good. Cases with PSU on the bottom seem to have more issues with overheating if psu is blowing inside
286215
Heh. Dead silent.Why? the fan is not running! Ever! There is a switch in the back for ECO mode. Unless the power supply gets hot, it does not spin the fan. Since I have a GTX980 with its lower power draw (Haswell o/c to 4.3GHz, air cooled), the power draw has never been enough to make the fan spin that I have ever seen. The fan is on the top so the heat can go into my case through the fan mesh and get sucked out by my case fans. Works well and the top of the power supply is barely warm.
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I purchased this case to make a cheap gaming PC as well, I would buy an additional fan for the side panel 80mm I believe is the size... I hope it's the size I bought one but havent installed it yet :) But with the stock cooling fans running an i5 quad core with GEForce GT 730 (cheap card) the temperature is about 35 C which is well within normal temp range.
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The case vents extremely well. I have a GTX 780, and running Battlefield 4 on ultra for hours my max temp is 62C. I have 2 fans on the front, 1 on the back, and an exhaust on the side in front of GPU. It would still run fine without those, I just wanted colored lights there.
559448
hi there!Due we have extreme ambient temps (37~41ºc) the video card works at 52~56ºC but this is normal in the area I live (north of mexico).It works very well, regarding noise it barely can be hear working with load like battlefield 4 or crysis 3. my case is a generic one. I Hope you can enjoy this GPU.
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I would not buy that gpu if I were u it will not be able to cool properly in such a confined space I would get this in the link it is smaller and more powerful than the 650 ti boost. This all dependson the power connectors the you have if you don't have the ones that come on the GPU you can't power it on the original power supply you can replace the power supply but I don't know what will fit in the case soMSI Computer Video Graphic Card N760 2GD5/OC ITX