NZXT kraken G10

[1832vin]

how good is it on a 780ti compared to other liquid coolers if i used the best compatible duo rad with it?

 

[xD3aDPooLx]

Right now, we have seen that the G10 Bracket will work with the 780ti card.

If you are asking if using a 240/280 over a 120/140 rad, which one is better? I would say the more space you have in your case for a Rad to fit into it then I would get the bigger unit. It will allow you to have more clearance for overclocking the card and getting rid of heat off the GPU.


NZXT-Eric

 

[staystoned]

In most circumstances a bigger rad will cool better, factor in thickness as well, the more fin surface area the better cooling. Comparing an all in one unit to a custom loot is hard because there are many factors that I don't want to explain fully so... The way I think of it is this: typical custom loop will have 240mm rad, with all the gpus connected to one loop and possibly the cpu as well. A-I-O units can only have 1 heat source on the loop, doing a custom loop like that would be expensive and very spacious. The Kraken bracket and the A-I-O will cost you $150 or less depending on what A-I-O unit you go with, just the mounting bracket on a custom loop will be around $100 for a good quality one. Only questionable thing about the Kraken bracket is cooling the other components on the graphics card but they include a 92mm fan that should handle it nicely. Bottom line, the Kracken G10 and a good quality A-I-O unit will cool a graphics card plenty good for overclocking at a fraction of the price of a custom loop. And if you're not overclocking then you should be able to cool it fine with good air circulation in your case, but even still the kracken and A-I-O unit is fairly cheap for the great cooling you get.

have 2 Kracken G10's ordered and 2 Zalman LQ-320's, just waiting on NZXT to ship out the krackens and my new case so i can have my cpu and both gtx 660ti's water cooled and overclocked like hell