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thedarkdad3 · Apr 16, 2017

Can someone link me to what parts/fittings I need exactly before i purchase.

I am looking to add 1080ti (reference) to my loop

i am set on ek block
https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-fc-1080-gtx-ti-nickel

fittings...right?
http://www.performance-pcs.com/bits...low-3-8-5-8-compression-fitting-ultimate.html

tubing?
https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-duraclear-9-5-15-9mm

is that it?

thedarkdad3 · Apr 16, 2017

water setup
http://www.swiftech.com/h320x2prestige.aspx#tab1

*CPU*=Intel Core i7 5820k Overclocked @4.5ghZ/H320 X2 Prestige

Nebulous · Apr 16, 2017

Everything looks good, but you might be a bit underraddaged with just a 360 adding the Ti to it. If you're going that route, add a 240mm rad and you have a fighting chance. Tho the 360 might be up to the task, it will get overwhelmed.

R_Pierce · Apr 16, 2017

A 1080ti will add a lot of heat to the loop. As @Nebulous has stated, might want to look into adding another rad.

thedarkdad3 · Apr 16, 2017

R_Pierce said:
A 1080ti will add a lot of heat to the loop. As @Nebulous has stated, might want to look into adding another rad.

would i get away with a
Black Ice® GTX® Gen Two Extreme - 140
Model: GTX140-F2PB-D

http://www.performance-pcs.com/black-icer-gtxr-gen-two-extreme-140.html

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i'd have to gut entire front chassis and remove hdd's in bays if i added another bug radiator.

R_Pierce · Apr 16, 2017

Maybe.. We will wait for someone with more experience to chime in. I can say that I run a 360 in front, and a 240 on top, and never have water temps over 38*c. Thats with an i7-7700k and a 1080ti. But with that said, I get much better temperatures out of my custom loop than I did with the Swiftech 320X2 (when just the CPU, no GPU in the loop)

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