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Asus 1080ti Turbo

Hello everyone, 

Looking for some tips on cooling the VRM area of a 1080ti Turbo with Accelero Xtreme III. 

Attached a picture of the area and the heatsink, because I don't know if these can be "bridged" with the aluminium heatsinks, because some capacitors are in between them. The little heatsinks hang out too, touching the caps. 

 

Thanks, 

Steve

 

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1 hour ago, steve2563 said:

Hello everyone, 

Looking for some tips on cooling the VRM area of a 1080ti Turbo with Accelero Xtreme III. 

Attached a picture of the area and the heatsink, because I don't know if these can be "bridged" with the aluminium heatsinks, because some capacitors are in between them. The little heatsinks hang out too, touching the caps. 

 

Thanks, 

Steve

 

IMG_20200611_141240.jpg

IMG_20200611_133115.jpg

To be safe you can use electrical tape to cover the exposed and risky sides.

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1 hour ago, Fuzzyy said:

To be safe you can use electrical tape to cover the exposed and risky sides.

That or some liquid tape ...

 

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