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VRMs are the issue, I can't overclock even though my core is fine because even with stock voltage I can end up getting close to 100c, this is even with heatsinks on my VRM's. These kind of setups are good though if you have a reference stock blower on a AMD card.

EDIT: Also the heatsinks linked are for RAM, that isn't a issue they run so cool you might aswell go naked :P
 
Have got A Kraken G10 on my Titan with an Antec KÜHLER H2O 920 AIO. Work great, knocked around 25 degrees off load temps. Vram I've just ran naked but I've got little aluminium heatsinks for the vrm's to keep temps in check. Would recommend it for anyone looking to drop temps but not wanting to go full custom water.
 
Nah, I have seen people fit these on the massive EVGA Classifieds without problem. The only thing I can think of is if your card uses caps that are higher than what this bracket can accommodate.
 
gradyhawks said:
How easy are these to fit to GPUs? Does your card need to be reference?
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basically if you can screw four screws in, then you can fit one.

it doesnt need to be reference but I do advise to install on stuff like twin frozor or classified cards where the board is covered by a metal heatsink and the stock heatsink is basically 4 screws to remove. that way you are just cooling the core more and the rest of the card is still cooled well

they are essentially the same as fitting a CPU cooler. dead easy
 
How do these coolers compare to the more well known brands such as the corsair 100i GTX etc, especially considering the price is only around £20 extra.
I have tried searching for reviews of the Asetek 240mm 570LX but find no luck when it comes to comparisons. if there are some reviews out there with this information i would be more enclined to buy it compared to the other brands.
 
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