Water cooling gpu's?

[Jim T S]

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I'm looking at my first water cooled gpu stage using a pny rtx a2000 the whiney little fan annoys me so I will buy the block and fittings. Do I get to disable the gpu fan in bios to turn off the error?

[XxK3V1NxX]

yes, as long as the whater coolin works it will be

 

[Bombastinator]

12 minutes ago, Jim T S said:

Budget (including currency): 

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Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): 

I'm looking at my first water cooled gpu stage using a pny rtx a2000 the whiney little fan annoys me so I will buy the block and fittings. Do I get to disable the gpu fan in bios to turn off the error?

Is it a full coverage block?

[Jim T S]

as far as I can tell haven't found any board layout diagrams to verify if the 12Gb version differs too much for the Bykski unit says leadtek pcb don't know how thought I would check the crowd

[Jim T S]

on the understanding that a 75W GC on water is only an expensive test with a combined 325 system watts but that fan is the loudest fan in the room so yes $900 for a 12GB GC on water whisper quiet with the warranty all voided maybe test shutting the system in closet and do some heat and noise runs to see if it doesn't cool closed in a closet