Buy a 680 GTX 4GB or 2GB?

[ray168]

sorry i forgot to mention i am watercooling so i need to have full blocks that will fit, i think the cards you mentioned KFA2 and GTX 670 DirectCU II don't support any.
The EVGA FTW is ones i also saw but not sure if they support waterblocks as they are kind of new.
Thanks for your help.

 

[HornyRhino]

not sure but im guessing if they used a 680 pcb for the FTW a 680 water block might fit straight on?

id look into it m8..

good luck

 

[whyscotty]

sorry i forgot to mention i am watercooling so i need to have full blocks that will fit, i think the cards you mentioned KFA2 and GTX 670 DirectCU II don't support any.
The EVGA FTW is ones i also saw but not sure if they support waterblocks as they are kind of new.
Thanks for your help.

They are making a block for the Asus 670 DirectCUII,
it has been mentioned that the FTW is a full pcb so 680 blocks should be ok but KFA2 no idea.

 

[Cleeecooo]

EVGA 670 FTW is ref 680 PCB

If you're going tri SLI, then get 4gb cards.

 

[ray168]

Thanks, just saw it on EK website for the Asus 670 directCU II waterblocks, are there any difference between apart from the clocks speeds on the 670 directCU II and 670 directCU II Top? Not sure if the waterblocks coming out fit both cards.

I'm only going to be going SLI for now, to much of a cost for tri, 4GB's and waterblocks. Thanks.

 

[whyscotty]

Thanks, just saw it on EK website for the Asus 670 directCU II waterblocks, are there any difference between apart from the clocks speeds on the 670 directCU II and 670 directCU II Top? Not sure if the waterblocks coming out fit both cards.

I'm only going to be going SLI for now, to much of a cost for tri, 4GB's and waterblocks. Thanks.

The blocks will fit both