ASUS do a set of tweaked NVidia cards which come with built in water cooling which is what has peaked my interest in all of this, I want back into high end graphics but without the noise. The more I read about them the more I'm tempted to even consider a SLI setup.
I'd seen that card. I have to admit the Mantle stuff that AMD are doing really is making the graphics card research I've been doing much harder. It's not helpful that the only thing out there that supposedly implements it is battlefield 4 though. To be honest the concept of having two fully isolated radiators that cannot be topped up or maintained, i.e. one sealed on GPU and one on CPU, doesn't appeal to me as when something breaks there won't be a spares department.
I just had to look up MOSFET on wikipedia
You would also benefit much more (cooling efficiency, power usage etc) by having one big radiator/reservoir serving both components in one loop.
I've had a browse through their website, they don't seem to do the separation connectors. Whilst I'm quite some reading away from planning anything at the moment my instinct tells me that having the ability to separate and remove the reservoir simply would be a useful feature. They also don't make any mention of drain points, etc.
