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single slot GPU block question

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I'm looking for a TRUE single slot water block for 7800 series card. Needs to have either 1/4'' ID connections or 1/4'' BSPT threads , I dont care whether it covers the ram or not or how much it costs.

I need 2 for an a8n32-sli board and i will be needing more than 1 pci slot.

This is the closest thing i can find (not sure if its truely i single slot: HERE

Anyone know of any?

Thanks in advance
 
thanks for the quick response,but that block does not have the connections i need for 1/4'' tubing, any others?
 
It's tapped to 1/4" NPT, so barbs are available anywhere. Home depot would sell them.
 
I don't think either would work, the first one is much smaller thread diamiter than needed, and the second uses straight threads which will not work in npt

This something to consider
Koolance VID-NV2-L06

Much less expensive than the stasis cooler and comes ready for 1/4"
 
I really doubt it since the fittings on the Koolance are 360* swivel type.
 
if i wanna cool the koolance blocks in parrallel, would i be able to do this:

use this to go from my 8mm/10mm innovatek tubing to koolance 3/8 tubing, and then use this to run through the cards, and use another one of the splitters to rejoin back at 3/8 koolance tubing, than use that first peice to reattach to my innovatek tubing? should that work?
 
The coupler that you linked to is 1/4" on both ends, if you used couplers that were 3/8" on one end then yes it will work.
 
will that pose a problem? going from smaller tubing to larger tubing to 2 smaller tubes then back to 1 larger and then to smaller... this is my pump.


Thanks for all the help btw!
 
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