Silent Closed Loop Single 140mm?

[Arndroid]

Heya'll,

 

I'm looking for two single radiator 140mm closed loop watercoolers, to cool two 290's with the NZXT G10 in the future.

The pumps of these closed loop systems have the reputation of being noisy.

 

So i was wondering, what is my best choice out there in terms of silence and still enough performance to do a much better job on cooling a 290, instead of just replacing the air cooler with something better.

 

Edit: I will be replacing all the fans with Noctua's.

 

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Arndroid

[WoodenMarker]

The Kraken x40 seems the quietest so far:

Not entirely sure if there's quieter though. 

[bamerx98]

Heya'll,

 

I'm looking for two single radiator 140mm closed loop watercoolers, to cool two 290's with the NZXT G10 in the future.

The pumps of these closed loop systems have the reputation of being noisy.

 

So i was wondering, what is my best choice out there in terms of silence and still enough performance to do a much better job on cooling a 290, instead of just replacing the air cooler with something better.

 

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Arndroid

Kracken x40 I think is the only option 

[bamerx98]

Heya'll,

 

I'm looking for two single radiator 140mm closed loop watercoolers, to cool two 290's with the NZXT G10 in the future.

The pumps of these closed loop systems have the reputation of being noisy.

 

So i was wondering, what is my best choice out there in terms of silence and still enough performance to do a much better job on cooling a 290, instead of just replacing the air cooler with something better.

 

Thanks in advance!

Cheers,

Arndroid

The corsair H90 will also work for the G10

[Najuno]

When it comes down to a single 140mm all-in-one watercooling I don´t have the exact reference. but the pump of the Corsair H100i is fairly quiet, I assume they put these pumps on all their stuff.

Now on the other hand, it isn´t a noisy pump usually what you deal with, it is the fan.

 

These solutions with the all-in-one cooler adapters for GPU´s might be an affordable option for a lot of people, but to be real honest with you I don´t think that you can achieve the crazy low temps that you get with a custom water cooling loop.

 

I use a GTX780 Ti and I´ve got 42° Celsius under load (Ultra or Very High settings always maxxed out in 1080p and overclocked balls to the wall) in StarCitizen (Hangar Modul), Assassin´s Creed or Batman Arkham Origins.

But I´m sure this will be much quieter than the noisy stock cooler of the R9 AMD series