A little help

[Juan Tobon]

Hi, I would like to ask for something, and.... the thing is i own an asus strix rx 570 and I would like to use some liquid cooling, but can´t find a custome waterblock or something, does anybody know how to do it? also, I´m trying to OC my ryzen 1400, but since the last bios upgrade it got weird, the board is a asus b350 plus...hope some one can help me. thanks guys.

[AnalogCanavity]

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[Firewrath9]

If your trying to water cool your gpu, and you have a ryzen 5 1400, id use that money to a better cpu like a 2600x. Watercoolomg a gpu is not worth it

[KarathKasun]

Easiest solution is to use relatively cheap closed loop coolers.

 

Remember, overclocking is NOT going to make your PC 50% faster.  Maybe 15-20% at MOST.

Better hardware is cheaper than dumping cash into overclocking hardware, unless you are already at top tier equipment.

 

Overclocking has evolved into more of a hobby now that most parts run relatively close to their max clocks to begin with.

[Juan Tobon]

The thing is, I my room the gpu can rise up to 80° without no OC, so, I want to keep it real cool so I can OC a little bit, also the bios show me some multiplier and divisor of cpu ratio and that thing really confuse me.

 

[KarathKasun]

1 minute ago, Juan Tobon said:

The thing is, I my room the gpu can rise up to 80° without no OC, so, I want to keep it real cool so I can OC a little bit, also the bios show me some multiplier and divisor of cpu ratio and that thing really confuse me.

 

80c is fine.  Turn up the fan speed with something like MSI Afterburner.

 

You should probably spend a few weeks reading up on what those things are before you even attempt to OC anything.

[Juan Tobon]

I will, thanks a lot, If something happens I'll keep you posted.

 

[hammerfast]

there are computer shops that'll do custom loop for you , just google and find a shop in your areal .