Quick and Easy GPU Liquid Cooling!
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Replacing the broken stock cooler on my old EVGA RTX 2080 TI with an ID-Cooling Iceflow 240 VGA All-in-One Cooler with shocking results!
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Timecodes:
00:00 - Intro / Agenda
01:38 - Specs & Features
02:57 - Installation
05:10 - Test Rig
05:20 - My Concerns
06:19 - Fan Setting Tips
07:30 - Performance Testing
08:12 - Big Discrepancy!
09:17 - Tubes Short?
09:39 - Final Thoughts.
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CRJ Micro 4-Pin PWM GPU Fan Adapter sold on Amazon to connect the radiator fans to the graphics card.
Looks awesome, and I love how well it works
The cooler matches with your pc very well lol, nice video CJ
Great review, good points to consider. I've been using this AIO on my Asus 1080ti turbine to get rid of noise and lower temperature up to 45-50C. The performance and price are great!
Great video. Extremely well timed as I’m planing a gaming PC build.
I was wondering if there’s a compatible case you’d recommend? I’d love to go fairly small but I’m not sure where to start on which cases are potentially viable.
Thanks again for a fab video :)
Really useful caliper trick
Great video!
Thank you for this great video
I actually have one of these, not the same model necessarily. I live in Las Vegas so its quite necessary with this consistent triple digit heatwave we’ve had for almost a month now 😅 doesn’t hurt to stay cool!
So does this work for the 4000 series as well? Like for a Zotach 4080 Trinity?
You could try using a fan header from the graphics card for the fan controls
I could, but I'd have to rewire it and pull power from another source because I don't think the card, PCB provides enough amperage for full size fans.
@@ElevatedSystems A bit of software called Fan Control might be your ticket - no need to rewire and you can tie the fan/pump speeds to the GPU temperature instead of CPU despite being hooked up to the motherboard. All software controlled
Good video! I've put the NZXT bracket on a 2070 Super, 2080 and 2080 Ti. Even bought a 92mm RGB fan for one of them! This would have saved me some money and given me 240MM radiator instead of 120MM I used, though even the 2080 Ti runs about 56C with only 120MM of radiator.
Do you know if the NZXT bracket would fit on the 4070? Thanks
OH my god thank you for telling me that the pump was actually NOT in the radiator - cause I have it mounted with the tubes up and I was freaking out about the pump failing. Saved me a bunch of time and money cause I was about to buy a new case
This is a basic Asetek AIO just with a custom mounting solution for a number of GPUs
It depends on which model of that cooler you have, earlier models DID have the pump in the radiator, which was necessary for the small from factor build I used it in. ID-Cooling should definitely update their product page to cover both versions of that cooler. Ideally, I think companies should NOT use the same model names when a product changes in a significant way, for instance, when the pump is relocated...
This is what I always wanted to do to my 2080, but I'm not a tech like you so I don't even bother to try cuz I know i probably will mess something up. my 2080 runs at 91-94 C most times and I just have to bear with the fan noise. Anyways very neat work and awesome explaining. hopefully someday I will understand and do it myself.
I've been using this cooler since 2020 on my 2080s. Works fine.
I wonder if it fits powercolor 6800 fighter?
Could you check thins on a 7900xtx?
can i change the aio attached to the bracket? Thanks
I’ve been wanting to run an auto for cpu and gpu but confused as to where you plug the gpu aio into motherboard if you already have a cpu aio?
Was it not possible to change dead fans?
This is just an ad for the product.
This seems so awsome. Why do you think it's not more mainstream Bro?
Probably due to the short compatability list and lack of marketing outside the of Asia. I found it by chance on a Amazon search for the NZXT AIO bracket.
Great video CJ. Would this be possible on something like a GTX 770 PHANTOM?
The only way to find out is to measure the mounting hole width of the card and check if any of the included mounts will fit. You also have to make sure there is nothing surrounding the GPU die that will interfere with the mount.
hope this fits my zotac 2080
I might pick this thing up, I was looking at the NZXT G12, but man that thing looks UGLY, this looks way better!
9:17 38 millimetres is 3.8 centimetres..... you actually mean 38 centimetre tubes. kudos for using metric.
Oops. I guess it's obvious my brain dosen't think in metric.
Bro said quick and easy then broke out a set of calipers. Nah. Don't work like that lmao.
A ruler works too, Bro.