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Water cooling a GPU, help needed.

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Water cooling a GPU is definitely a very high end solution, and is very much an investment. But it is worth it if you can pay for it. The best way to watercool it is with a waterblock.

So let's say you decided that you would like to improve the cooling of your gpu, what would be a better solution, upgraded gpu fans or water cooling?
If water cooling is the way it would be a gpu only cooling system as I already have a cpu aio installed. Also, what would be the easiest way to water cool it?

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Water cooling a GPU is definitely a very high end solution, and is very much an investment. But it is worth it if you can pay for it. The best way to watercool it is with a waterblock.

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there's also the hybrid mod by slapping and cpu block on it and cooling the vrm with a fan or heatsinks

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