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So maybe ill try something like get a fresh SSD with windows installed then reinstall all drivers and software and try again in a few games. something fishy is going on here and NVIDIA ITS UR FAULT 😛

Thanks I will check out the video in a bit but in terms of CPU I think I'm good I currently have:
 
Asus ROG Z490 F
Intel Core 10700 KF
32Gb Ram T force Delta RGB 3200Mhz
SSD 480Gb
PSU (soon to be upgraded i hope) RedDragon 700W Bronze (to ROG 850W Platinum i hope)
Xigma Aquarius Case with 10 fans
 
At all time the CPU usage is wayyy lower than GPU being at 30-40 and 99-100 respectively

Both Pumps are originally designed by the German industrial pump manufacturer LAING, and mostly just rebranded they come from hungary these days.
The D5 is the higher flow rate lower preasure variant.
The DDC is the lower flow rate high preasure varaint.
Some tests accually show that a CPU and GPU block with a Rad in series is enough that the DDC has a higher flow rate from 0-100% Speed.
The DDC runs a bit hotter and a bit louder but that isn't a Problem at all. The original DDC 1T+ (PWM) in my system is deadly silent running at 30% speed most of the time up to 100% under full load but then the fans also ramp up and are again louder than the pump. I had a D5 rebranded by EK in my system once (2x Rad, GPU, CPU) and the DDC gained me about 1,5°C better Temps under full load on the CPU and almost 3°C on the GPU.
 
Also the tubes are just related to the fittings no matter what thread, you got G1/4" Fittings for 16mm Tube on your list that's fine.
I personally think more than 12mm tubing is just for looks because the inside of a G1/4" fitting can't really exceed 10mm anyways, so tubes bigger than 12x10 are technically just unnessary volume.

asus: "the gtx 690 uses 385w."
 
 

If you want something that is decent but not too expensive ( I don't know the prices in Lebanon but I don't expect it to be double the price)  a cx650 will be way more the enough and should serve you for a good 3-4 years 
Idk what oem  red dragon used for their PSU but I don't expect it to be any good quality 
 

assuming that PSU can actually do 700W you'll be fine.

Ah, you mean - does the somewhat not very known 700W PSU would power the system? Most likely it will, but yeah it's a temporary option i'd suggest.

me: *looks up the tdp of the vega 56*
 
also me: "oh ok"
 
the gpu alone can use 300w but thats when its not overclocked. 
 
i recommend a 600w, since gpu's arent ever going to use much more than 300w

Hello peeps, I have a Zotac 1660Ti and im looking to watercool it. I want to get a block from aliexpress (I know, not always trustworthy and could go elsewhere but its my only option rn). I found only one model from the byski store
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000411316779.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.0.0.4eb873ebAgfYKF&algo_pvid=101fb632-862a-45a2-8a31-52952653c20a&algo_expid=101fb632-862a-45a2-8a31-52952653c20a-8&btsid=0ab6d59515904752453172696ef9b8&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_,searchweb201603_
 
But it says its compatible with the zotac 1660 twin fan and the RTX 2060 super. Now my question is can it fit my 1660Ti? Is the 1660 and the 1660ti the same model or something?
 
Thanks and stay safe!