Mick Naughty

The hose I buy is full of shit and takes time to flush out. 
but I have room to hide a large filter so I use a standard 3/8id fuel filter and put it in the back. Try to limit the restriction for mine given how much stuff it has. 

Well the rads are already attached to the chassis, and so is the psu. So when you plug it into the wall and ground the entire system, isn’t that the same goal? Or are you trying to add a 1/0 cable to a pc and connect it to a ground spike? 

Most of everything is on high or off. My fps doesnt increase if I turn settings down anyway. Card is stock as they dont overclock well and even if it did that will only yield a few fps increase.

I use a 1080ti on multiplayer and get those frames. 
 
So I’d get a better card than that. 

I don’t use use rads on the front if I can avoid it. Temps are much better for the components that don’t have blocks on them. 
Ram, plx, chipsets and m.2’s in my case all have better temps doing so. Some people only think about the cpu and gpu and half the time it’s comparing using an aio on the cpu and open air cooler on the gpu. 
 
Do it right and just have the rad as exhaust and have fresh air for the entire build. 

Vertically mounting, I think the heat killer block is the best looking. But I always prefer a more industrial look compared to something the Corsair block. 
But if I wanted it to match, like I always do I’d just get theirs. Shouldn’t be an issue if you apply proper water cooling practices. 

Quite vague. It depends on the game. 
Ive had one game peg all cores at 100 and another only peg 1 at 100. 
1440 helps but given how much better the new cards are than my old 1080, I’d expect the same potential. 
 
But for me, hitting 100% and causing a stutter is the biggest problem. Or using that same old gpu on my older cpu and drastically reducing frames. 
So yes there’s a possibility of something. 

Still more than enough. I’d trust them more than sanding down every connection 

Still more than enough. I’d trust them more than sanding down every connection 

No different from the last card you were running or traditional card layouts. If anything this one will be better than those.

It was already hindered with a 1080. 

Given the games I play and how they perform, I couldn’t use any card within the past 5 years with that cpu. 
I could but I’d rather not have such hindered performance. 
I may get a 3070 as that’s prolly gonna push the limit of my current cpu. 

Given the games I play and how they perform, I couldn’t use any card within the past 5 years with that cpu. 
I could but I’d rather not have such hindered performance. 
I may get a 3070 as that’s prolly gonna push the limit of my current cpu. 

As long as it’s easier to take apart I’ll get it or any of the other companies that may use a reference board. 
Blocks and back plates are cheaper and more readily available, so that’s my go to. 

Given the games I play and how they perform, I couldn’t use any card within the past 5 years with that cpu. 
I could but I’d rather not have such hindered performance. 
I may get a 3070 as that’s prolly gonna push the limit of my current cpu. 

I’m sure you’ll be happy with them. Especially for the price. I’d like to see if they have a higher tier of them. I’d like to try another fan for my next rig. 

Not sure what dual loops and 89 degrees have to do with each other.
Maybe I like to swap my cards before my cpu, which was common when cpu's could actually keep up with the next gen card.
Heat isolation, thus potentially less noise depending on system setup.
Looks and maintenance being another reason. Why not do it?

Buy a splitter, powered splitter or a fan hub. 

Everyone is gonna say to wait. But the new game will be out by then, so that’s pretty dumb. 
Just get a 2080s or equivalent and be happy with the game now instead of playing the waiting game. 

I use it as I like to have a second monitor plugged into my rig and my card only has one hdmi port and I need it for screen mirroring. Pretty much the only reason I do it. 

Could just get matte tube and never worry about color again. 

I’m doing the same. Took my other nvme out for an ssd. 
Only wanted to get one to try it and can’t go bigger with a single one without reinstalling everything again. Which is what I prefer. One for os one for games. 

Mines performs exactly how I’d expect it to. Must be a game issue if it’s only effecting war zone. Or does multi player would be effected 

I’d get a cheap 2080s before I bought the new cards. Wouldn’t get anything aside from fe stuff though, this gen or next. 

I only use lm on the substrate. So cant say what the difference is but that alone was enough for me. Never delided my 4790k, but I did it to the 4770k as i assume an unmodded cpu would sell better.
Great temp drop but even replacing the old tim is an improvement. 
I wonna keep my blocks for awhile so i dont put tim on the cooler side for regular use.