I'm trying to find two full cover waterblocks for my 2x GTX 670's ( both 4gb ) but one made by Gigabyte ( GV-N670OC-4GD ) and one made by EVGA ( 04G-P4-2673-KR ). The only problem I have come across is that the spacing between the connection points on the water blocks I have found are spaced very differently apart. One very close together the other spaced wider, and that could make pluming hard. Additionally I would like blocks that have the connections on the top and bottom to make pluming SLI easy. Anyone help out with some recommendations.
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Full cover waterblock
- Thread starter JJG
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Check with CoolingConfigurator.
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For the Gigabyte you just need to use the 680 full cover block.
With a quick google serach, it seems the 680 block will also fit the EVGA card.
With a quick google serach, it seems the 680 block will also fit the EVGA card.
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I had the same issue. My 680's are from different companies.
I used the supplied adapters and 90 deg fittings to join the cards.
I used the supplied adapters and 90 deg fittings to join the cards.
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Not as bad as having universal blocks let me be the first to tell you that.
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huumm... this might be harder then I thought, my GV-N670OC-4GD card is none reference. as you can see from the image below.. there is a big cap just to the left of the two smaller ones (the below pic isn't my card, but mine looks the same ) this cap doesn't appear on any of the water blocks that I have been looking at 
