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the GPU-Z program, when activated by the current VGA data. Clicking on the "lookup" button automatically opens the page: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/gainward-rtx-2070-phoenix-gs.b6563 As you can see, Gainward appears and not PALIT (mine) ..

good evening.. since your latest answers did not direct me on my choice, I am afraid that your compatibility list has an error. the GPU-Z prg identifies me (by opening the techpowerup site) my PALIT as Gainward Phoenix GS (which is identical to the my PALIT); if so, why isn't Gainward mentioned...

I mean should I dismantle the fan / heatsink block and bring the Nvidia chip naked and take a picture? ..if it is so..I do not ruin/destroy (and I do not have spare parts) the thermal pads?

I was almost convinced to buy, but I'm stuck .. I looked at the back of my VGA and took a photo and compared it to the WB VGA named from your compatible list, that is the 11683,11681,11682,11738 models. Looking at the pattern of the holes where they will be fixed (I think the screws) I see that...

...so if I understand, do you recommend compression fitting <Alphacool Eiszapfen 16 / 10mm Anschraubtülle G1 / 4 - Deep Black> on your VGA waterblock instead? ....or just serve the 13/10 type: Alphacool Eiszapfen 13 / 10mm compression fitting G1 / 4 - deep black?

thanks for the reply ... but I would like a clarification on your answer regarding the fitting .. <Well we would not recommend that. If you want to go with those it is at your own risk. > what does it mean? what would be the potential problem? these are my Compression Fitting : please explain...

Hello everyone. I am new to the world of watercooling and recently I have a system to cool my CPU. Now I got the idea of liquid cooling my GPU, but I struggle to find the model that fits my VGA well. The exact model is: NE62070T1AP2-1062A Looking at your site, under the Nvidia compatibility...