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Is it possible to use the h20 mod in the 650ti/670 mini pcb?
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Default Is it possible to use the h20 mod in the 650ti/670 mini pcb? - 03-11-2013, 00:43 | posts: 1,091 | Location: Portugal
This mod:

gtx480


in this small pcb:

gtx650ti


Or the pump/block is too big?

http://img707.imageshack.us/img707/7900/img1363lq.jpg
That is my old system, as you can see i managed to mod and use screws on it, do you think it's still gonna work?I can't test it now because i sold the h20, but i was thinking in the h40 from Corsair.
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Would make more sense to go full custom water cooling....

   
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The holes might be too close together but oh my god that cable tie mod is awesome. I dream of having a computer filled with mods like that one day.
   
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Default 03-11-2013, 02:48 | posts: 1,091 | Location: Portugal
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The holes might be too close together but oh my god that cable tie mod is awesome. I dream of having a computer filled with mods like that one day.
As i said, i'm going to use my mod with screws, not the zip mod.

The distance between one hole and the other is smaller or the same?
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Default 03-11-2013, 03:02 | posts: 2,564 | Location: Australia
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As i said, i'm going to use my mod with screws, not the zip mod.
I think the hole spacing for the 480 was about 6cm (non diagonal) so you could measure your 650ti and guess from there.

http://www.overclock.net/t/1084684/a...62-47c-furmark

^ Where i got the 6cm measurement from.

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Default 03-11-2013, 03:10 | posts: 1,091 | Location: Portugal
Thanks, will do it right now.

edit: 4.3mm, i guess it's not worth the risk...
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Is the waterblock too heavy to use the good old Arctic 2 component thermal glue?
Ofc. they'd be permanently joined.
   
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Default 03-11-2013, 12:09 | posts: 1,091 | Location: Portugal
Nevermind guys i managed to use my old Proli mk-13, now this 650ti 2gb mini pcb it's a beast. lol

http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=375880
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