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Control pump via GPU temp

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 :D

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If you mainboard supports it, get a coolant temp sensor, and control the fans/pump by coolant temp.

 

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Is this a real water cooling setup or just an aio on the card?

 

There are adapters that can plug into the card just like the stock fan(s). And you can use that to control the signal for a fan hub if you wonna plug the fans and pump into that. 
 

or use something like speedfan and plug it all into the board. Then correlate the fan speed based on gpu temp. 

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8 hours ago, Mick Naughty said:

Is this a real water cooling setup or just an aio on the card?

 

There are adapters that can plug into the card just like the stock fan(s). And you can use that to control the signal for a fan hub if you wonna plug the fans and pump into that. 
 

or use something like speedfan and plug it all into the board. Then correlate the fan speed based on gpu temp. 

full watercooling, not an AIO

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7 hours ago, NewNamesProfile said:

full watercooling, not an AIO

Then base it on your coolant temperature, not your GPU die temp.

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