Watercooling Gpu

[Ayush008]

 

Hello guys n gals 

 

Hope you all are doing well 

 

Stay safe and healthy 

 

{Remember your opinion is highly valuable for me} 

As I know that many of you have quite depth knowledge regarding watercooling the gpu's. So I thought to share this post with all of you...actually I'm planning to upgrade my system. Upcoming case is quite big(corsair 9000d) so I want to fill it with a lot of stuffs including fan's, hydro cooling xr7 480mm etc.. I'm also thinking to purchase another hydro cooler for gpu(5000series) but I have hrd that it will void the warranty. Is there any way to watercool the gpu without avoiding the warranty or not?

 

Wondering if someone can watercool my gpu in such a way that it work properly for a very long time 

 

Please feel free to share me your opinion 

[jaslion]

Any reason you are gettting the stupid expensive corsair stuff? Like a 360 rad of similar or better quality can be had for 40$ from like alphacool, bysky, barrow,...

 

I hope you are getting a 5090 at least then else thats a dumb waste of money. That and you are doing this for fun and that is the only reason as there isn't anything that watercooling will help you with these days if you pick top spec hardware for gaming (9800x3d and probably the 5090 both which can be cooled on air quietly with ease as it turns out for the 5090)

 

Anyways as for warranty yeah thats void. If you can reassemble it well enough that it doesn't get flagged and you don't tell them you took it apart you will probably still get warranty. But since you are going to be spending seemingly thousands in water cooling I don't think having to pay for a repair on a 5090 would be the biggest deal breaker no?

[DoctorNick]

29 minutes ago, Ayush008 said:

 

Hello guys n gals 

 

Hope you all are doing well 

 

Stay safe and healthy 

 

{Remember your opinion is highly valuable for me} 

As I know that many of you have quite depth knowledge regarding watercooling the gpu's. So I thought to share this post with all of you...actually I'm planning to upgrade my system. Upcoming case is quite big(corsair 9000d) so I want to fill it with a lot of stuffs including fan's, hydro cooling xr7 480mm etc.. I'm also thinking to purchase another hydro cooler for gpu(5000series) but I have hrd that it will void the warranty. Is there any way to watercool the gpu without avoiding the warranty or not?

 

Wondering if someone can watercool my gpu in such a way that it work properly for a very long time 

 

Please feel free to share me your opinion 

Corsair watercooling is pretty much the worst of all and very expensive. All apart from the radiators XR5/7, which are made by legendary Hardware Labs. I would go for Alphacool blocks, pump etc and Corsair rads.

[jaslion]

2 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

Corsair watercooling is pretty much the worst of all and very expensive. All apart from the radiators XR5/7, which are made by legendary Hardware Labs. I would go for Alphacool blocks, pump etc and Corsair rads.

Basically the one thing they could purchase properly from someone else :p. The remainder is cheap generic junk priced way high. I'd still get a cheaper rad as well it's not hard to cool a gpu like a 4090 and a 9800x3d at all with even a 240.

[DoctorNick]

8 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Basically the one thing they could purchase properly from someone else :p. The remainder is cheap generic junk priced way high. I'd still get a cheaper rad as well it's not hard to cool a gpu like a 4090 and a 9800x3d at all with even a 240.

I agree, Corsair is now cheap junk. Used to be good. In the old days before the new logo lol.

240 might be a little low. I use a 420mm rad currently for 5800X3D and 7900XT and with great results. I use fans at max 800 RPM. If I ran them at 1500 RPM, maybe 240 would be enough. The point of water cooling is good temps and low noise, so going too small is not worth it imo. Going too big isn't either. For 9800X3D and 5090 I would try running it on a single 480 mounted in the top of the case. Maybe two if you go with the goliath of a case, 9000D.

[jaslion]

5 minutes ago, DoctorNick said:

I agree, Corsair is now cheap junk. Used to be good. In the old days before the new logo lol.

240 might be a little low. I use a 420mm rad currently for 5800X3D and 7900XT and with great results. I use fans at max 800 RPM. If I ran them at 1500 RPM, maybe 240 would be enough. The point of water cooling is good temps and low noise, so going too small is not worth it imo. Going too big isn't either. For 9800X3D and 5090 I would try running it on a single 480 mounted in the top of the case. Maybe two if you go with the goliath of a case, 9000D.

Oh mean 240 for each individuall is plenty. Can do it togheter too tho but will need a set of good fans. Think for op the biggest problem is the 9000D here which legit jsut a stupid case. It's big and massive for the sake of being big and massive and thats it. It's not even super functional or anything. Could've gone with a big case still but something that is more reasonable and usable.

 

 

[Ayush008]

45 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Any reason you are gettting the stupid expensive corsair stuff? Like a 360 rad of similar or better quality can be had for 40$ from like alphacool, bysky, barrow,...

 

I hope you are getting a 5090 at least then else thats a dumb waste of money. That and you are doing this for fun and that is the only reason as there isn't anything that watercooling will help you with these days if you pick top spec hardware for gaming (9800x3d and probably the 5090 both which can be cooled on air quietly with ease as it turns out for the 5090)

 

Anyways as for warranty yeah thats void. If you can reassemble it well enough that it doesn't get flagged and you don't tell them you took it apart you will probably still get warranty. But since you are going to be spending seemingly thousands in water cooling I don't think having to pay for a repair on a 5090 would be the biggest deal breaker 

Infact bro cooling set is way too expensive

Out of my budget.

[Ayush008]

1 hour ago, Ayush008 said:

 

 

 

49 minutes ago, jaslion said:

Any reason you are gettting the stupid expensive corsair stuff? Like a 360 rad of similar or better quality can be had for 40$ from like alphacool, bysky, barrow,...

 

I hope you are getting a 5090 at least then else thats a dumb waste of money. That and you are doing this for fun and that is the only reason as there isn't anything that watercooling will help you with these days if you pick top spec hardware for gaming (9800x3d and probably the 5090 both which can be cooled on air quietly with ease as it turns out for the 5090)

 

Anyways as for warranty yeah thats void. If you can reassemble it well enough that it doesn't get flagged and you don't tell them you took it apart you will probably still get warranty. But since you are going to be spending seemingly thousands in water cooling I don't think having to pay for a repair on a 5090 would be the biggest deal breaker no?

Remember you send me the video 

[jaslion]

5 minutes ago, Ayush008 said:

Infact bro cooling set is way too expensive

Out of my budget.

What even is your budget?