** OcUK Tech Labs H2O Custom EVGA GeForce GTX 780Ti Dual Classified 'KINGPIN' **

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Hi Guys

Today we are announcing pre order availability of the OcUK Tech Labs EVGA Classified KINGPIN.

As I am sure many of you are aware, demand for this card is sky high and we have strictly limited amounts available.

The first batch we have incoming is already sold out.

The card will come pre installed with an EK Water Block, in your choice of Acetal/Nickel or Plexi/Nickel.

As this is not a commercially available product, we will not have this for sale on the website.

It is being sold strictly on a POA basis.

If you would like one, please make your enquiries known via the Pre-Sales Queries Forum or calling us on 0871 200 5052.

Our staff will be able to explain availability and give you an idea of lead times.

If you wish to purchase a Tech Labs KINGPIN card, please quote 'WC-090-TL' to the member of staff assisting you.
 
Funny thing is, it is probably going to be cheaper than GTX titan launch price a year ago and 25% more powerful.

How much Rad space would you recommend for this?

Edit: not that I am really buying, as this card isn't really for 24/7 use anyway. Just interested :D
 
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Funny thing is, it is probably going to be cheaper than GTX titan launch price a year ago and 25% more powerful.

How much Rad space would you recommend for this?

Edit: not that I am really buying, as this card isn't really for 24/7 use anyway. Just interested :D
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it is cheaper than Titan launch prices.

I would suggest a minimum of a thick 240 rad for this. Realistically on water it will not be outputting that much more heat than a regular 780Ti.
there have been a few enquires about this hence me offering the product.

I would be suggesting chilled water as an option here as this would allow for large overclocks in a more 24/7 stable rig.

ideally for standard watercooling, a triple rad with good FPI and nice thickness. an SR1 or one of the upcoming XSPC RX V3 rads would be perfect for this.
 
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