All in on GPU cooling?

[Mr.Moose]

Are there things similar to the H series from Corsair (H80, H100) etc but fot GPU's? (Not interested in mods FYI).

If not could anyone help my spec up a loop that would fit in my 650D? I plan on buying the EVGA Hydro Copper 680. As I need a loop before I get the card, I want to get the pricing and such figured out beforehand.

I don't know too much about watercooling, at least in terms of what products or brands are reliable/High quality so any help would be highly appreciated. I have no budget in the sense that I don't know where to begin. I wouldn't like to spend more than $200 on it if that's possible...

Thanks!

 

[salvage-this]

The only thing that I can think of is this:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814133398

but that not transferable to the 680. If you are getting a 680 with a water block then you will need to get a custom loop. Unfortunately, I have no experience in this area and can not help you get one priced out.

 

[jonnyp11]

The only thing that I can think of is this:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814133398

but that not transferable to the 680. If you are getting a 680 with a water block then you will need to get a custom loop. Unfortunately, I have no experience in this area and can not help you get one priced out.

From the looks, that appears to just be a water cooler like the h40 with the out hose plugged into the in feed for the water clock and a second tube taking it back to the radiator. Seems try-able, if the hoses are the correct size to fit the water-block and the pump should be strong enough it should work fine to do that yourself.

 

[just a noob]

$200 for the gpu only should be doable, especially since you'll already have the gpu block

 

[Machin3]

You can also take an h-series corsair cooler and modify it to go on a gpu but that would void your warranty as you would have to cut into the stock heatsink and fan.