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You need a backplate for the GPU block

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You need a backplate for the GPU block

 

What if he doesn't want to watercool the gpu?

 

I would avoid red coolant, because of the permanent coloring it does on the components.

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What if he doesn't want to watercool the gpu?

I would avoid red coolant, because of the permanent coloring it does on the components.

He has a gpu block in the sheet so I think he does. Backplate is optional but highly recommended. If you already have red tubes than using red coolant is a bit overkill imho

 

You might also want to think about getting atleast 2l of coolant. 1l might not cut it and its always nice to have when you need it.

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