hydro-copper waterblock for nvidia gtx 680

What they're really saying is the cooler 'can reduce temps by as much as 50%'Īnyhow, thats the GTX 680 I'll get methinks. I agree entirely that you are correct in your observation but it would be unfair to call people idiots for using the general norm for the temperature scale. Most people would class 20 degrees celsius as twice as hot as 10 degrees, even though on the absolute scalar sense it is not. Hydro Copper water block can reduce a whole temperature of card by 50. Overclocked memory has higher bandwidth of 201.6 GB/s. Memory clocks were also raised to 1575 MHz (1.5GHz reference). Core clock was set to 1150 MHz for base and 1215 MHz for boost. (1) EVGA GTX 680 Classified Hydro Copper Corsair AX1200 psu Everything is water cooled in my current rig (CPU, Motherboard, and GPU), and they would continue to be water cooled in the potential X79 rig. Seriously, why don't any of these companies get intelligent people to write their press releases? It's atrocious and hardly inspires confidence in their products.To be fair, most people treat the celsius scale as a positive and negative with the two being different quantities. EVGA GeForce GTX 680 Hydro Copper comes with factory-overclocked clocks. If not, we can sue EVGA for misleading marketing, right? So if they start out at 80 degrees Celsius (353K) under air cooling, half that temperature is roughly -96 degrees Celsius (176.5K), by my reckoning. HELP, I SERIOUSLY want to get this block in my hands, but by the looks of it, it seems as if this block is sold out everywhere please tell me if it really is discontinued and where I could get just as cool of a block from a different brand (no EK blocks, they look UGLYYYY) anyways, I have a twin. Hey I got a gtx 680 hydro copper and this is going to be the first time building a water-cooled loop for a GPU, I know you shouldnt mix metals so I wanted a recommendation for a pump reservoir combo. Just joy'us FYI to everyone on this forum and others that are searching high and low for a EVGA GTX 680 Classifed Hydro Copper With EVBOT. Most graphics card makers seem to be relying on multi-fan coolers these days, but EVGA prefers this blower setup because it pumps hot air out of the case rather than recirculating it.ĮVGA also showcased the Signature GTX 690 Hydro Copper, which features a custom water block (that will be available separately, as well).Blibba'reduces the GPU operating temperature by as much as 50%'

You'll notice that the Classified uses a larger version of the blower found on the standard card. The difference is nicely illustrated in the picture above. EVGA HYDRO COPPER full-cover VGA waterblocks are the ultimate solution to quench the demands of high-end gaming, rendering, Folding, Crunching, Benchmarking, or whatever tasks your system is built to. Rather than making the card longer, EVGA made it taller. The former leverages full-cover VGA water blocks, while the latter provides the benefit of water cooling in a single, self-contained unit.

The reference design uses only four phases, EVGA says, and a custom PCB was required to accommodate the additional power circuitry. The reference design uses only four phases, EVGA says, and a custom PCB was required to.

This card offers a preinstalled Hydro Copper Waterblock, and reduces the GPU operating temperature by as much as 50. This Classified version of the GTX 680 features a hot-clocked GPU fed by a 14-phase power delivery system. This Classified version of the GTX 680 features a hot-clocked GPU fed by a 14-phase power delivery system. EVGA announces immediate availability of the EVGA GeForce GTX 680 Hydro Copper. You can expect it to become available later this month.

The Tech Report spotted EVGA's GeForce GTX 680 Classified at Computex, this model features a hot-clocked GPU with 14-phase power system, 4GB GDDR5 (double as much as standard) and a larger version of the blower found on the standard card.

Hydro-copper waterblock for nvidia gtx 680