Is this AIO worth it for GPU

[vjizzle2384]

I have a Gigabyte GTX 1080 Windforce 8GB OC, i was looking randomly and saw a AIO for GPU

 

 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA59T7PT9254&ignorebbr=1&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleMKP-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleMKP-PC-_-pla-id-cooling-_-Liquid+%2F+Water+Cooling-_-9SIA59T7PT9254&gclid=Cj0KCQiAmuHhBRD0ARIsAFWyPwi-D0FKF_1OIRMpIzxLRoSNg8kTWpPr0ksWvTOdgdZhEiKUdHRpQFcaAtOlEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

Does anyone anything about it? Is it worth it? will if fit my GPU?

[Slottr]

You're really going to put a 55$ water cooler on a $400 graphics card?

 

Besides, the cooler on that gpu isnt horrible 

[vjizzle2384]

4 minutes ago, Slottr said:

You're really going to put a 55$ water cooler on a $400 graphics card?

 

Besides, the cooler on that gpu isnt horrible 

no i will not use the cooler just wanted to see if its good enough

[Damascus]

5 minutes ago, vjizzle2384 said:

no i will not use the cooler just wanted to see if its good enough

Pretty easily enough, Ihave a 1080 + 8086k on the same 2x92mm loop and the 1080 runs at like 48c

[vjizzle2384]

1 minute ago, Damascus said:

Pretty easily enough, Ihave a 1080 + 8086k on the same 2x92mm loop and the 1080 runs at like 48c

but your talking about custom water cooling right.  

[WoodenMarker]

49 minutes ago, vjizzle2384 said:

no i will not use the cooler just wanted to see if its good enough

Yes, it fits and would easily be enough for cooling for a 1080. A 120m AIO is generally plenty for just about any gpu that isn't heavily oc'ed. 

I don't see many in-depth benchmarks of it but TechRodent's review seems to indicate that it performs about the same as other 120mm AIO's and popular cooling brackets like the NZXT Kraken G10. 

 

[Maxxtraxx]

1 hour ago, vjizzle2384 said:

I have a Gigabyte GTX 1080 Windforce 8GB OC, i was looking randomly and saw a AIO for GPU

 

 https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA59T7PT9254&ignorebbr=1&nm_mc=KNC-GoogleMKP-PC&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleMKP-PC-_-pla-id-cooling-_-Liquid+%2F+Water+Cooling-_-9SIA59T7PT9254&gclid=Cj0KCQiAmuHhBRD0ARIsAFWyPwi-D0FKF_1OIRMpIzxLRoSNg8kTWpPr0ksWvTOdgdZhEiKUdHRpQFcaAtOlEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

 

Does anyone anything about it? Is it worth it? will if fit my GPU?

It will fit, it will likely lower your temps, is it worth it... if you want to try it and don't mind taking your stuff apart, sure!

 

[vjizzle2384]

16 minutes ago, Maxxtraxx said:

It will fit, it will likely lower your temps, is it worth it... if you want to try it and don't mind taking your stuff apart, sure!

 

ya that what am scared of taking it apart?? If am scared to take apart my memory heatsink to put an RGB headsink i think ill stay away.

 

51 minutes ago, WoodenMarker said:

Yes, it fits and would easily be enough for cooling for a 1080. A 120m AIO is generally plenty for just about any gpu that isn't heavily oc'ed. 

I don't see many in-depth benchmarks of it but TechRodent's review seems to indicate that it performs about the same as other 120mm AIO's and popular cooling brackets like the NZXT Kraken G10. 

Thank you for the video and infomation

 

[Damascus]

1 hour ago, vjizzle2384 said:

but your talking about custom water cooling right.  

Using an weaker pump and a tiny radiator.  I'll let you in on a secret, AIO's are only bad because the pumps and evaporation.  The GPU will see a massive drop in temps

[Maxxtraxx]

13 hours ago, vjizzle2384 said:

ya that what am scared of taking it apart?? If am scared to take apart my memory heatsink to put an RGB headsink i think ill stay away.

 

 

In order to install this cooler onto your GPU, it does require disassembly of the card down to the PCB (the electronics board). in some cases this is as simple as removing the 4 GPU cooler retention screws and unplugging the fans and LED's, there is the possibility that there could be more involved as I am unfamiliar with the current gigabyte coolers.

 

after removing the old cooler you'll have to install the new cooler, this may require thermal paste application by hand if it does not come pre-spread on the water pump coldplate.

 

The above steps do require some care and caution, particularly when tightening screws and working around the GPU silicon as unlike a CPU with a heat spreader it is a bare silicon die that if handled roughly or incorrectly could cause damage.

 

My recommendation, watch a few videos on hybrid GPU cooler installation on youtube and you'll be able to determine if it something you're willing to tackle.

[vjizzle2384]

7 hours ago, Maxxtraxx said:

In order to install this cooler onto your GPU, it does require disassembly of the card down to the PCB (the electronics board). in some cases this is as simple as removing the 4 GPU cooler retention screws and unplugging the fans and LED's, there is the possibility that there could be more involved as I am unfamiliar with the current gigabyte coolers.

 

after removing the old cooler you'll have to install the new cooler, this may require thermal paste application by hand if it does not come pre-spread on the water pump coldplate.

 

The above steps do require some care and caution, particularly when tightening screws and working around the GPU silicon as unlike a CPU with a heat spreader it is a bare silicon die that if handled roughly or incorrectly could cause damage.

 

My recommendation, watch a few videos on hybrid GPU cooler installation on youtube and you'll be able to determine if it something you're willing to tackle.

ill have a pc shop do it for me if he doesnt charge so much and watch him do it.  of have him build a custom water cooler for me hope it do cost more the $500

[Guest]

Stick with the cooler that came with the GPU. No sense in getting this for what will most likely result in 3% extra overclocking performance.

[vjizzle2384]

1 minute ago, ears_ears said:

Stick with the cooler that came with the GPU. No sense in getting this for what will most likely result in 3% extra overclocking performance.

k ill stick with fans thank you 

[Mick Naughty]

Water is better than air. Especially for pascal cards. I’d do it if I couldn’t do custom cooling. 

[vjizzle2384]

15 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

Water is better than air. Especially for pascal cards. I’d do it if I couldn’t do custom cooling. 

ya but my card at max 100% usage on 1080P is 58C-60C and on 4k is under 68C and i heard that really good temp for my 3 fan cooled GPU, then again my GAMING ROOM is 65F/18C 

[Mick Naughty]

19 minutes ago, vjizzle2384 said:

ya but my card at max 100% usage on 1080P is 58C-60C and on 4k is under 68C and i heard that really good temp for my 3 fan cooled GPU, then again my GAMING ROOM is 65F/18C 

Sure that is good. But there is always room for improvement.