connecting a bolt-on cpu watercooler to a gpu

[fersher]

hi.

i am about to build a new computer, and a was wondering if its posible to connect a cpu watercooler like a corsair h90 to a gpu. im thinking that i would need a watercooler with the pump built in to the radiator. something like this.

seems like to me that i would be able to dissconnect the cpu block and connect it to a graphics card with a water cooling block. like this EVGA hydro copper.

would this be possible? and any recommendations on which cooler i should get?

 

[FelixRussia]

NZXT just released a bracket that's compatible with a good majority of Asetek closed-loop water coolers.

http://store.nzxt.com/NZXT-KRAKEN-G10-GPU-BRACKET-p/rl-krg10.htm

 

[1337m0dd3r]

NZXT just released a bracket that's compatible with a good majority of Asetek closed-loop water coolers.

http://store.nzxt.com/NZXT-KRAKEN-G10-GPU-BRACKET-p/rl-krg10.htm

nice find... sucks they don't list the r9 280x on their compatibility list.

edit: well in the reviews I've read they list the 280x... might have to try this out.

 

[King Icewind]

You need a shim for the 7950, 7970/280x. This one should work. Make sure you put thermal paste on both sides!

 

[platero]

NZXT just released a bracket that's compatible with a good majority of Asetek closed-loop water coolers.

http://store.nzxt.com/NZXT-KRAKEN-G10-GPU-BRACKET-p/rl-krg10.htm

That one is on the list whenever I update my GPU.