Building a liquid cooling loop! Need help deciding which parts for my GPU!

[Skorpian]

You're much better off saving that money to upgrade when the next series of GPU is released. nVidia.com clearly states it's good up to 97 or 99 don't remember exactly. GPU load temperature in the 60's is actually good I'd believe.

 

[PP Mguire]

Okay! O: Thanks man! Either way since im a worry freak, I am still probably going to get a liquid cooling unit any ways. Just because I also dont like the fan noise and it looks cool with dyed liquid glowing red *_*

Quite a waste of money, but whatever floats your boat.

You're much better off saving that money to upgrade when the next series of GPU is released. nVidia.com clearly states it's good up to 97 or 99 don't remember exactly. GPU load temperature in the 60's is actually good I'd believe.

High 60's is normal for the 660 and 660ti reference cards.

 

[Sean W.]

dont water cool a 660. its not worth it. sell your 660 and use the money you were going to spend water cooling it on upgrading to a better card.

 

[theredmatter1]

That sounds like a good idea . . . HMMMM idk . . . I want a 500 dollar card! haha

 

[PP Mguire]

eVGA GTX 680.

 

[Skorpian]

If you're already getting the performance you want then just wait for the next cards.