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rafsan360
By rafsan360
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Can i use a cpu cooler for the rog Poseidon 1080 ti???

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If you meant to use an AIO CPU cooler and connect it to the Poseidon, then no. You would need to get fittings, pump/reservoir, tubes, radiator and create a custom water loop to watercool it.

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yeah man you can rig a cpu cooler to a GPU if you really want to.

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Yes, but it would be janky as fuck though. I

 

Maybe look at an after market AIO watercooler, like the nzxt G12 and a kraken

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Assuming there's a nice heatsink under that shroud, attaching some fans to it shouldn't be that big of an issue. I believe linus showed it can be done in about half an hour with some zip-ties. 

If you're feeling frisky, check out my topic that Cristophe mentioned above.

If none of those are viable options, the NZXT G12 should work fine, as was also mentioned.

 

Godspeed!

Main Rig:

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To be upgraded...

CPU: i7 6700k @ 4.8 Ghz

COOLER: NZXT Kraken x61

GPU: Asus Strix 980ti

M.2: Samsung 960 evo 500gb

SSD: Samsung 850 evo 250gb

HDD: WD Black 3tb

PSU: Corsair RM1000

CASE: NZXT H440

 

HTPC:

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Put together for about the equivalent of 200$

Will make a custom case buildlog when time allows.

CPU: i5 2320 @ 3.0 Ghz

COOLER: Noctua L9i

GPU: EVGA 950 SC

SSD: Samsung 850 evo

HDD: 2x WD Green 1tb

PSU: Some old noname shitbox

CASE: Some old HP shitbox

 

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