random realization about titan X

[BurgerBum]

considering 

THIS

http://core0.staticworld.net/images/article/2015/03/geforce-titanx-shroud-off-100573544-orig.png

is its cooler... 90 degrees doesnt sound bad. 

and putting a rather beastly CPU cooler and getting some good airflow through it would sound pretty freaking smart. 

 

why no one alrady do this. 

cmon. 

[Sakkura]

Someone has done that on other cards. Here's with an air cooler:

 

 

And here's liquid cooling:

 

[Dabombinable]

considering 

THIS

http://core0.staticworld.net/images/article/2015/03/geforce-titanx-shroud-off-100573544-orig.png

is its cooler... 90 degrees doesnt sound bad. 

and putting a rather beastly CPU cooler and getting some good airflow through it would sound pretty freaking smart. 

 

why no one alrady do this. 

cmon. 

TBH, dissipating the titan X's heat through such small heatsink is actually quite impressive.

[Syntaxvgm]

TBH, dissipating the titan X's heat through such small heatsink is actually quite impressive.

go look at some really high powered dual/quad socket 1u servers and come back to me. Lesson? Anything can be cooled with a small heatsink if you are willing to make it sound like a 747 getting fucked in the turbine by a screaming dragon. 

(This analogy is brought to you by Delta Fans. Delta Fans- Surely you don't need all of your fingers?)

[BurgerBum]

Someone has done that on other cards. Here's with an air cooler:

 

 

And here's liquid cooling:

 

 

i know with other cards. who doesnt. i plan on doign that to my 7870 soon. 

 

but the titan x

[MegaDave91]

The gpu core itself is not the issue, rather the vrm and vram modules that become alarmingly hot. 

 

I can keep the core at a respectable 70 degrees (or less with max fan speed...overclocked too). I can burn my finger if left on a vram module for mere 3 seconds.

[JRuss16]

go look at some really high powered dual/quad socket 1u servers and come back to me. Lesson? Anything can be cooled with a small heatsink if you are willing to make it sound like a 747 getting fucked in the turbine by a screaming dragon. 

(This analogy is brought to you by Delta Fans. Delta Fans- Surely you don't need all of your fingers?)

that was a rather interesting description and i still do not know what to think of it

[Opcode]

People just opt out for the best option available, slapping an AIO onto the card. Although like stated the GDDR5 on the TITAN X is a big source of heat.

 

 

That's like starting 12 small twig fires around a bottle of beer and expecting it to stay cold. She needs at least some stick-on heatsinks.

[Syntaxvgm]

that was a rather interesting description and i still do not know what to think of it

This is a mild one 

delta brand fans

Tried to find the one witht he guy blowing his toolbox off of a table, cause this video really doesn't do it justice with that rough table. 

Sunon fans are also notable. 

 

 

 

Oh and this guy puts 12 120mm delta fans in a baffle box, cause, you know...why not

Linus should do this in a vertical baffle box for the room cooling

Benefits

-more weather proof

-the noise is reduced to less than an air conditioner, and it's outside...so yah why noctua

-much better cooling capacity

Negatives

-someone will surely loose a finger

-LTT can't afford the power draw

[BurgerBum]

People just opt out for the best option available, slapping an AIO onto the card. Although like stated the GDDR5 on the TITAN X is a big source of heat.

 

 

 

That's like starting 12 small twig fires around a bottle of beer and expecting it to stay cold. She needs at least some stick-on heatsinks.

i forget, does the stock titan x cooler's vapor chamber cover those modules too? 

[Opcode]

i forget, does the stock titan x cooler's vapor chamber cover those modules too? 

Not sure honestly, might find a disassemble guide (waterblocking) on YouTube that will explain more.

 

Looks like a cooling plate just like the original TITAN.

[BurgerBum]

Not sure honestly, might find a disassemble guide (waterblocking) on YouTube that will explain more.

 

Looks like a cooling plate just like the original TITAN.

 

awesome. 

looks like i have an issue to solve. 

........ 

how hard do you think it would be to make a separate cooler for all the modules?  

 

i'd prefer to shy away from water cooling. its just my personal preference.

 

if i can go and get metal cut for 11x the cost it would be just to water cool. then i will.

 

 

maybe go have a laser cutter carve out some heatsinks?