Is it possible to watercool ASUS GTX 760s DU2

[jarthur36]

Just want to know if there is any way at all I could add my two ASUS GTX 760 2GBOC cards to my loop? I couldn't find any waterblocks so i considered unsing a kraken G10 with a raystorm CPU block or something simular but not sure whether I would be able to ghetto rig that up.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Greenback]

A universal gpu block would be an option with passive Passive Ramsinks

 

[jarthur36]

A universal gpu block would be an option with passive Passive Ramsinks

Wow, this looks great and actually really cheap. Thanks alot. I'm guessing I'l have to put the ramsinks on the ram on both sides of the card, what about the VRM, dont I need to cool that? -

 

[Greenback]

As far as I know the vrm doesn't need anything as long as there is a good flow of air over the card.
Obviously this isn't going to be as good as a full block in looks or performance as the full block would cool everything, so you may not get as high an overclock, but at least it's an option for non-reference cards and can be used on your next card. I have 1 I used on my 6870 and now it's on my 7870 tahiti

 

[Whiskers]

Looking at pictures of the card it looks like there is already a heatsink on the VRM's, just leave this on.

 

[Surfie]

I'm pretty sure that xspc have gtx 760 water blocks? Or is this a non reference card?

 

[Greenback]

The only issue I had was with the xspc rasa gpu block I first used I couldn't get ramsinks on 2 of the ram chips because of the tube fittings, I ended up swapping it out for the EK bridge edition because it has space to put ramsinks under the connection ports

Looking at pictures of the card it looks like there is already a heatsink on the VRM's, just leave this on.

If I remember correctly that's what I did with my 6870 dcu also kept the backplate on

I'm pretty sure that xspc have gtx 760 water blocks? Or is this a non reference card?

it's non-ref

 

[Surfie]

Hmmmm ek sometimes makes water blocks for the non reference cards.... Might be worth a look, if you haven't already...