GeForce GTX TITAN LE 

This water block will work on reference solutions of the GeForce GTX 780, GTX 780 Ti, GTX Titan, and GTX Titan Black graphics cards.

Swiftech has announced a new water block for high-end GPUs, specifically for Nvidia's high-end GPUs.

NVIDIA doesn't expect a substantial advantage from the core/boost clock gains and thus didn't bother with a sampling program for the Titan Black.

It also means that there's a full 6GB of GDDR5 on the card, up from 3GB on the 780 Ti.

This will mean we'll see 10GB of total VRAM on the GTX 790, two lots of 5GB.

The price on the GPU will be around $999, and we should hear more information on it shortly.

The card was all-around perfect from its design to performance but the price wasn’t attractive and the card became insignificant after the launch of the GeForce GTX 780 and GeForce GTX 780 Ti.

Clock frequencies are not know but we will be looking at moderate frequencies since NVIDIA will tone down the power consumption around the 300W barrier since they have put a high emphasis on their graphics cards quality in terms of temperatures, acoustics, design and performance.