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The thread discusses installing liquid cooling on an Asus GeForce GTX 780 GPU. The original poster seeks advice on the best cooling options and installation process, and receives guidance suggesting pre-mounted water blocks or building a custom loop with appropriate components. The conversation concludes with a specific question about compatible fitting sizes for the chosen tubing, indicating ongoing planning for a custom cooling setup.
RyanBaskett

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Hi there, we have an Asus GeForce GTX 780 GPU and are interested in installing a liquid cooling system to the card, myself and my other techs have not installed one before and are hoping for a strong recommendation on which would be the best performance wise for this particular graphics card. How is a liquid cooling system installed onto a GPU? Thank you for any assistance you may be able to provide us.

Ryan
 

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Now days you can order a GPU with the water block pre-mounted, it's a bit more pricey but no added labor and stress of adding one to an existing GPU. It attached pretty much like a CPU water block....

After that you'll need to build your water loop, which consists of a water pump, reservoir, tubing, fittings and the coolant itself.

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Now days you can order a GPU with the water block pre-mounted, it's a bit more pricey but no added labor and stress of adding one to an existing GPU. It attached pretty much like a CPU water block....

After that you'll need to build your water loop, which consists of a water pump, reservoir, tubing, fittings and the coolant itself.

 

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RyanBaskett

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So if I am ordering:
7/16" ID / 5/8" OD XSPC HighFlex tube, what size compression fitting do I need?
 

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