What is the smallest form-factor GPU waterblock you know of?

[PCproverbial]

For the water-cooled graphics card I'm trying to set up, the EK VGA Supremacy is just slightly too tall/thick (dimension from the baseplate to the top of the waterblock), and the EK thermosphere is short/thin enough but is too long. I could use some recommendations for the most compact GPU blocks you know of. Thanks.

Edit: The GPU I'm cooling is the Nvidia Founder's Edition GTX 1080 Ti. Trying to make a hybrid-cooled card where only the GPU itself is watercooled, with as little disassembly of the card as possible.

 

[godevskii]

We need more info to help you, what's the specific gpu you want to watercool? Also why do you need such a small block, are you putting the gpu in such a tight space?

 

[PCproverbial]

Gtx 1080 ti. I need it to be small because I want to keep the card's shroud on. With the blocks I've tried it's very close to meeting this goal, I think one that's a bit smaller will work

 

[Zerileous]

by specific GPU he means brand and model. For example, MSI might use 2-3 different PCB layouts between models, Asus might use another handful of their own layouts. nVidia releases a "reference" design and most companies will have a model based on that, and then other models with different layouts.

 

[PCproverbial]

Ah, I see what you mean. It's the Nvidia Founder's Edition of the 1080 ti.

 

[godevskii]

I would say your best bet would be koolance gpu-230 or the swiftech mcw82 with the gt400 kit

You could also try the Chinese universal vga blocks from aliexpress, if they are compatible with gtx 600 series and up they should work, but performance wise they will be worse...

 

[PCproverbial]

I stumbled upon Koolance's site at almost the same time you posted. They have exactly the variety and type I was looking for. And if the GPU-230 has problems I'll go with the Swiftech. Thanks a bunch.