Does AquaComputer have any water blocks that will work with the eVGA 970 SSC ACX 2.0+? (3975) It seems due to the changes to the design no company will verify if their blocks can be used with this card and simply say it's not compatible (but with some reports of it actually working with some minor or larger mods). I only know that BitsPower claim their block is compatible if you mod the PCB (remove the led header), but their blocks are kinda hard to get hold of and I much prefer the look of the AquaComputer blocks.
So, my question is, does anyone know if any of the AC blocks might work and what would be needed to get them to do so?

Here's two pictures of the PCB (I know the BP full-cover block will fit it if the led header is removed and the Ek have been claimed to work too after some unknown mod).

Oh, OK, if you say so :/ I made a composite image overlaying the old and the new eVGA 970 SSc's and pretty much everything lined up exactly with the exception of two minor issues on the far left (hence why the BP block will work with both cards). No worries, I will look elsewhere for my needs.

Yes, the card is longer so everything have moved a bit to the left, but on the pCB there's little difference between the components relative to each other (this is why the BitsPower block will work with both variants of the card and the Ek one with some modding on the lefthand side). But I guess arguing this is moot because it's pretty clear that no company (not just AquaComputer) will make the adjustments needed. I will just have to either dremel it myself, trade my card for a 2975 variant or run on air until I upgrade.
I edited your picture to show how well it lines up if you base the comparison on components and not the edge features (but why compare with a 670/760?).
Anyway, might as well lock this thread as it's going nowhere.

Made another mockup similar to your showing you the regular and ACX2.0+ eVGA 970s's side by side, how mounting holes and components match up with the exception of the DVI port and condensators on the far left.
Sorry, now I'm done.