gpu waterblock help

[prt]

Hi All,

I have got:-

Gainward GeForce GTX 260 Golden Sample 896MB GDDR3
- Core Clock: 625MHz
- Memory: 896MB GDDR3
- Memory Clock: 2200MHz (Effective)
- Memory Interface: 448-Bit
- Memory Bandwidth: 111.9GB/s
- Processing Cores: 216
- Shader Clock: 1296MHz
- Bus Type: PCI-Express 2.0
- Display Connectors: 2 Dual-Link DVI-I
- SLI Ready
- HDCP Capable


I am running a

WCUK Pro 360 Watercooling Kit


Details:
• Acetal XSPC Delta V3 CPU Waterblock with Universal and Intel i7 Mounting Plate
- Over 1600 Copper Pins
• Acrylic 12V X2O Compact 450 Water Pump
- 450 LPH - 1.8m Head
• Gloss Black XSPC RS360 Radiator
- 19mm Flat tubes for reduced flow resistance
• Xilence 1500RPM PWM Red Wing Fan(s)
- 21.2 dB(A), 57,91 CFM
• 3m Clear 3/8" ID - 1/2" OD Flexible Hose
- Highly Flexible Hose
• G1/4" - 3/8" ID Hose Fittings


I am looking to watercool the above gfx card, i have looked about and see many types to blocks.
Have no idea what block to use, let alone if the kit i have will work and allo me to cool the card.

Can anyone please help me out a bit. ??


Thank you in advance

 

[shadowscotland]

That little pump is good but not man enought to use with a full cover block.

1) get a swifty MCW60R and hope for the best
2) swap the rad for a RX or PA and use the block above without issue.
3) sell the X20 450 and Get a DDC or D5 and full cover 260 block.

 

[prt]

that waterblock is the wrong 1 so thats no good

 

[shadowscotland]

if it's new stock it will come with a GT200 plate and will fit a 260

6-25-09 News!
Following the increased popularity of nVidia's GeForce™ 200 series (260, 275, 285), the MCW60-R is now shipping with the GT200 adapter plate instead of the older G80 plate (for 8800 GTX). The G80 adapter remains available in option.

source - swiftech site