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full watercooling, not an AIO

Hey everyone, Just watercooled my GPU and i was looking to control the pump/fans via the GPU temp and i have no idea how to go about doing this. Any help, tutorials or software you guys could help me with it would be great! Thanks

Im no trying to use an AIO. I want a block so i can add it to my current custom loop

unfortunatley this isnt compatible with my GPU. I am looking for an actual waterblock. but thank you anyway

Hey everyone. My GPU isn't compatioble with all the normal GPU blocks, therefore i am looking for a waterblock that may fit the GPU. The mounting holes are 50mm apart if this helps. I am assuming it will be an intel socket CPU if i use a CPU block because the AMD ones are all rectangular. To be specific, i am looking for a waterblock with 50mmx50mm mounting holes. Any help at all would be appreciated. Thanks!

This is a timeout for me and my friends too. Strange

Hmm, odd. Mine seems to throttle at like 80 ish and lowers speed a load,

Hi everyone, I recently bought a Gigabyte RTX 2060 super windforce and to put it super simply, the cooler is hot garbage. At low settings 1080p on Ark Survival Evolved, the card reaches 80+ degrees even with 100% fan speed. My case airflow isn't bad either. (3 140mm noctua fan intake and 2 out) I was looking at watercooling and I found one that fits the reference PCB for the 2060 super. Only problem is, I can't find the PCB of the Gigabyte card anywhere. If anyone knows if this card uses the reference PCB, please let me know. Thanks in advance! EDIT: Just to clarify this is the Windforce with 2 fans and not the windforce OC. Link: https://www.gigabyte.com/uk/Graphics-Card/GV-N206SWF2-8GD-rev-20#kf