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I have a gpu only custom loop for my 3080ti. My cpu has its own aio. 

For the 3080ti i have a single 360mm slim rad. However i am hitting 83 c temps on the gpu and my coolant hits over 50c after gaming for a while (3 hours plus). 

Since it is a gpu only loop i thought a 360mm rad would be plenty so I am wondering what is causing the abysmal coolant and gpu temps. 
 

any help is appreciated 


Extra details: I have a corsair d5 pump res combo and the corsair gpu water block. I use acyrilic hardline tubing as well. 

I have 9 fans total and proper fan curves


gpu: 3080ti

case: O11 dynamic

cpu: 9900kf

psu: corsair rm 1200w

mobo: asus prime 7390 p

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4 hours ago, ManUfc237 said:

Ill keep this short 

I have a gpu only custom loop for my 3080ti. My cpu has its own aio. 

For the 3080ti i have a single 360mm slim rad. However i am hitting 83 c temps on the gpu and my coolant hits over 50c after gaming for a while (3 hours plus). 

Since it is a gpu only loop i thought a 360mm rad would be plenty so I am wondering what is causing the abysmal coolant and gpu temps. 
 

any help is appreciated 


Extra details: I have a corsair d5 pump res combo and the corsair gpu water block. I use acyrilic hardline tubing as well. 

I have 9 fans total and proper fan curves


gpu: 3080ti

case: O11 dynamic

cpu: 9900kf

psu: corsair rm 1200w

mobo: asus prime 7390 p

hi.. you should target 45C as max liquid temp for your rig. as above it, is when things start forming itself... 

 

1 slim 360 might be a little short,  and you should look at your air flow as well.  used canned smoke or something 😄 

are your fans at max RPM during gaming? when it goes to 50c?

 

any temp change effect the rig, room temp, airflow, etc.. 

 

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