Expandable AIO

[Abdielord93]

Hi Im wondering if I can plug a CPU AIO with a rog poseidon 1080ti,.... not planning to OC the cpu.   , but  but it would be interesting to do a custom watercooling in this way...
 

Which aio would you recommend for something like this?

 

[W-L]

6 minutes ago, Abdielord93 said:

Hi Im wondering if I can plug a CPU AIO with a rog poseidon 1080ti,.... not planning to OC the cpu.   , but  but it would be interesting to do a custom watercooling in this way...

There isn't really a plug and go solution that would be made for that, your going to still need to do some work to assemble the loop. You can get say a pump/rad unit from EKWB's Phoenix and their quick disconnects and fittings to hook up the GPU portion and top up the loop with extra fluid. 

[Enderman]

Fractal design has some decent ones.

I don't really recommend expandable AIOs though, just save up for a proper custom loop.

[TrigrH]

38 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Fractal design has some decent ones.

I don't really recommend expandable AIOs though, just save up for a proper custom loop.

Yeah its funny cos if you get a kelvin and take the block off you could connect it to the GPU, but then you don't have a pump....

[Enderman]

2 minutes ago, TrigrH said:

Yeah its funny cos if you get a kelvin and take the block off you could connect it to the GPU, but then you don't have a pump....

Uh, I don't think you understand how expandable AIOs work...

You keep the CPU block which contains the pump.

You add the GPU to the loop.

You do not remove any pump.

[TrigrH]

Just now, Enderman said:

Uh, I don't think you understand how expandable AIOs work...

You keep the CPU block which contains the pump.

You add the GPU to the loop.

You do not remove any pump.

Yes but just going off how the OP has worded his post, he probably already has CPU cooling, so unless he stops using that hes going to have a dangling pump block in the case

[Enderman]

36 minutes ago, TrigrH said:

Yes but just going off how the OP has worded his post, he probably already has CPU cooling, so unless he stops using that hes going to have a dangling pump block in the case

No...

He's asking for an AIO that is expandable and can connect to his CPU...

Obviously if he gets an AIO it will be replacing whatever CPU cooling he currently has, because it's an AIO.