Water Cooling Gpu Only

[Loffenmeister]

Okay i currently run a liquid cooled I7 9700k on a corsair h115i in a Enthoo Evolv Itx TG case and also have a MSI RTX 2080 Duke gfx card. What im thinking of doing is get a EK 2080 waterblock and a 240 mm rad, possibly a 240 and a 140 mm rad to cool just the gpu. Anyone think it will be worth it? Going with soft tubing for less stressfull installation.

[Sychic]

I mean you'd probably be better off using a NZXT G12 with an AsuTek AIO for now. If you're going custom loop, just do the entire system,

[LukeSavenije]

your duke isn't running cool enough then?

 

g12 MIGHT be a option (haven't checked if it would fit)

[Loffenmeister]

Sure its running cool enough, but the fans sound like a jet when playing anything gpu intensive.

[Sychic]

2 minutes ago, Loffenmeister said:

Sure its running cool enough, but the fans sound like a jet when playing anything gpu intensive.

You might be able to adjust the fan curve to make it quieter

[LukeSavenije]

3 minutes ago, Loffenmeister said:

Sure its running cool enough, but the fans sound like a jet when playing anything gpu intensive.

 

Just now, Sychic said:

You might be able to adjust the fan curve to make it quieter

i mean, can't agree more...

 

quoting is appriciated tho

[Sychic]

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2 minutes ago, LukeSavenije said:

 

i mean, can't agree more...

 

quoting is appriciated tho

 

[ELSknutson]

2 minutes ago, Loffenmeister said:

Sure its running cool enough, but the fans sound like a jet when playing anything gpu intensive.

For the cost and hassle its not really worth it.  I would just adjust the fan curves if possible also takeing the coolers of some refrence cards  can  (A) Void the warranty and (B) Be a utter pain in the ass.  Also if you are looking to add a custom loop thats a hole nother rabbit hole that  can drain your wallet and be more of a hassle then its worth. 

[Mick Naughty]

Cooling is always worth it. Can even get rid of that aio sometime after and cool the cpu properly