Bringing down the Navi heat with the Frostflow AIO - Liquid Cooling the AMD Radeon RX 5700
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2019
- Liquid Cooling the AMD Radeon RX 5700 with the ID-Cooling Frostflow 120VGA
Missing Footage, I screwed up ._., Reupload.
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Compatible Heatsinks for the VRMs/ Mosfets (8.8 x 8.8 x 5mm)
amzn.to/319UVwm
You can also find the link to purchase the Frostflow in the description.
Just completed this after watching your video and very happy with the results. Sourced some smaller heatsinks and offset them to the outer edge all fit very well. Keep up the good work.
What size heatsinks worked for your card?
how's it going so far ?
Can u make a walkthrough of how to install the cooler and those small heat sinks?
For the beginners to know what "things" need to have heatsinks applied in them?
You should put heatsinks everywhere the card had thermal pads on originally
It pretty easy to see for urself.
Doesn't take a genius
Once u see it ur Brain should tell u naturally. Comes with everything u need and Instructions too.
But like I said it's really easy ,my 6 yr old son did it on his 2080 super Blower
Now it goes 50-60c after 5 hr of gaming.
@@stressfreemode3755 your son is a ghost
@@stressfreemode3755 your lil guy gaming with the rest of us lol that's sweet. Kudos to you for being a dope parent
@@420f37 thanx he 7 turning 8 now.
i only let him play after he has study n finish all his homework.
sometimes we play minecraft,fortnite and paladins together.
thanks a lot, i'm actually looking for this cooler to be matched up with the 5700 and seeing this result, i'm going for it!
I just installed this on my Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Gaming OC and it works like a champ! Idling temperature is 40 degrees Celcius with ambient room temperature around and never even touches 70 under load. GPU junction does creep until 76 (so far I've tested) but that's way better than stock cooler. Memory temperature is also low, never reach more than 52 under stress test. I also put pure copper heatsinks on the VRMs (got them laying around). As you mention, you need to offset the memory heatsink a bit when installing the AIO.
Other improvements that can be done: change to better 92mm fan beside the pump (Noctua maybe?) but the stock fan is good enough already.
I'm not sure, I test with same unit. Vrm and ram full load almost 95 degree. Temp gpu 78 with Junction 104 degree. Open case.
what about vrm and memory temp ??
Thanks for the video.
What reference of heat sink would you recommand? I'm not sure about the type, the size etc. that could fit to the RX 5700 and there are so many references on the net.
I just discovered your channel looking for a custom cooling solutions and im loving it
(Edit) you should try flashing to a 5700xt bios and do a mild overclock to squeeze all the perfomance out of that cooler
Thanks, didn't know this VGA cooler existed!
Nice! just for the noise alone at full 100% sustained load
Really nice video, what about the memory temperature?
I would like to know the vrm and gddr6 temps vram temps stock on the xt is way too high. The 5700 is a little cooler than the xt but holy shit that max fan noise i was doing a overclock run with fans maxed and I thought my pc might get liftoff.
Are you going to put back the hitachi hm03 pad on your friends card ? Its one of the best to lower junction temps amd i would really doubt you would do that
DUUUDE!!!! I literally just ordered this from newegg after seeing this video. If its that easy this might be the only AIO that is a direct fitment.
Update? How's it going?
Did it work out?
Btw dude
THANK YOU FOR INTRODUCING ME TO THIS COOLER
I have the exact problem u had with your old GTX970 on my own GTX 970 and wana use your method for my GTX970
And probably again on my 5700 when i get it which is soon
THANKS A MILLIONE
Did you have any issues with the junction temperature? did that go down?
I love this video, just what I was looking for.
One question, have you been able to keep the backplate? If not, do you think this can affect temperatures?
Thank you very much, keep it up
This card didn't come with a backplate, but when I use it on my 1080 Ti, I didn't have any issues retaining the backplate.
This highly depends on the design of your cars and how the backplate is secured onto it as well.
@@TechRodent can you tell me what dimension heatsinks should i buy to propperly watercooled rx5700 and how many i buy frostflow 240mm and you say that we need smaler heatsink?
a 10-11mm heatsink would be a good pairing.
You can try looking on NewEgg or failing that, AliExpress or Taobao. You can also see if any local retailer sells them, as here in Malaysia they are sold locally.
@@TechRodent so 10mm*10mm*10mm heatsink would fit ?or diffrent dimension?
@@davidpogacar9564 yes, that would fit.
Now im curious how good will go if you flashed it with a 5700 xt vbios.
I installed mines yesterday and initial had problems with the memory temps. I ended up putting in more heat sinks in the vrms and memory. Then my then my gpu and memory temps shot through the roof, so next day I redid the whole thing. I positioned the heat sinks horizontally across the memory and made sure to screw the pump on tight and now it's working as you advertised.
Hi PB, just got mine installed yesterday on a gtx 1080 ti, but performance was worse than stock blower. I have ordered more heatsink for mosfet and vrm and capacitors. But would also like to know how do u connect all the connector.
Would you try doing a mod for me and do a video of the results? What I'm curious about since you don't need the blower style cooler no more is the following: What if you'd cut the seald off fin stack open "from above" and mount a high pressure 120mm on top of it instead of using the small blower fan on the side of the fin stack... or for the sake of the VRMs, run both fans simulaniously?
For long I've been curious if this would be a valid "cheapo" ghetto mod that, maybe wont be as good as a AIO cooler solution, but maybe be a better solution than running the cooler in stock configuration?
Any issues regarding cooling the gddr6 memory modules. The kracken g12 is also a viable option. Both reduce gpu die Temps. But I've been reading cooling the memory modules is tougg
Does this Cooler fit on RX580. Plan to buy but no mention on RX500 series but have bracket on RXT series.
Hello, thanks for the great video. I was wondering if anyone knows if this product uses same mounting holes as Hunter duet( other product from ID Cooling). On website it doesn't say if it is compatible with new navi cards.
How quiet is this card after the upgrade, I want silent operation if possible
I have been watching a lot of videos where people keep ranting about vcore and memory temps. I don't suppose you were running gpuz while doing any testing? Or did that not seem important at the time?
I used Radeon wattman to monitor those, and didn't see anything unusual in the temperatures
i kinda want to buy this but im slightly contemplating in doing so because the tubing might not be long enough for my case :(
Just my $0.2. Cut the heatsinks to fit the tight areas in a pinch. Worked great for me.
Hello, does this cooling also fit on the Asus Rog Strix Vega64? Kind regards
Hi, any comments on the durability of this cooler? Also how do you recommend fixing the heatsinks to the VRM/ram chips
I'm still using mine till today, it's been amazing for me.
I have mine affixed with the thermal pads
Now my question is will it work to mount onto an rtx 2080 super?
Got this cooler used on Facebook marketplace for $25 usd put it on my GTX 980 almost 20c cooler at load! Also really quiet. I might even swap out the 92 mm fan on the idcool for a noctua.
Can you put the link where to buy memory heat sink on Amazon?
Amazing product! Got it for $46 USD on Aliexpress, came in about 12 days using ePacket shipping. Coming from a 5700 flashed to XT set a 1900mhz core, 900mhz mem and 10% power.
Before: Core max 1824mhz, 71C Core, 85C Hotspot, 72C Mem, 58C Vrm, 61C Vrm Mem1, 65C Vrm Mem2
After: Core max 1856mhz, 54C Core, 62C Hotspot, 78C Mem, 66C Vrm, 60C Vrm Mem1, 62C Vrm Mem2
I had to put heatsinks on the memory. I actually used copper M.2 heatsinks I got from Aliexpress and cut them to size. The extra surface area really pays off and the 4mm fits right under the cooler. Anything higher and you can't cover the entire ram chip. The temps are getting are great so I plan to tweak it further. I already bumped my mem to 950mhz which is max. References cards are built the best, after market yes they give you a good cooler but the build is changed to be cheap (see other youtube videos examining the reference board). With this cooler, the setup is fantastic.
FYI if you get this cooler it may make a slight grinding sound in the beginning. I had to run it for 30min before the pump became silent.
www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/dz8wxs/rx_5700_aio_idcooling_frostflow_120vga_water/
i did the same thig and put copper heatsinks but my memory temps shot way up
I wish somebody would do an English review of ID Cooling’s Icekimo 240 VGA RGB. Would like to know if it will work with the Gigabyte G1 Gaming 1080.
I have a ID cooling hunter duo which uses a 240mm radiator and two blocks(1 for gpu and other for cpu). Overall I'd say it was a great kit and does just fine cooling both an rx480 and an intel 4770. My particular card didn't have room to use the gpu block attached fan so I had to rig something else up.
what small heat sinks do you recommend (i know nothing about nothing when it comes to installing after market AIO like these). Also i have a Gigabyte Auros 5700XT. Do you know if it will fit? (Checked the amazon page but it wasnt very clear) the stock fans are so loud that it sounds like my PC is about to fly off the shelf (on the same level if not louder than Radeon VII on 100%).
And as other people pointed out, if you could make a video on how to install this cooler it would be great.
Check my latest pin, I added a link to it.
I covered how to install it in my original video of this cooler with the GTX 970, and aside from the VRMs, Memory and Mosfet locations, it's pretty much identical.
If your card is based off a stock design, there's a chance it'll fit and work entirely fine
all is good. but i used thermal pads and copper heat-sinks and memory temps hit 106c any ideas?
can i use this cooler to rx 5700xt pulse???
am using the same cooler on my gtx 1080 but what worries me is that the modules on the pump side are not getting enough air flow as the fan is blowing on one side of the card only, what i did was i took off the fan and the whole housing leaving only the pump on the board, i installed a Jonsbo VF-1 vga cooler below the card and now the whole card gets air flow and better vrm cooling. i did this because i overclocked my memory and was afraid of it overheating.
If you don't mind me asking, since I saw some of your videos using id cooling frostflow 120vga for your graphic cards, how long do the aio life expectancy base on your experience? I'm considering get one for my 1080ti but can't find the information about the life expectancy.
I've never had one die on me before, whether it's the ID-Cooling ones, China Brands, or Thermaltake ones (infact my oldest working AIO is like 7 years old, and it's still going strong)
To get back to your question, this specific AIO I've been using for 1 1/2 years and it's still running perfectly; I wouldn't be too worried
@@TechRodent great, thanks a lot for the confirmation. Gonna get one soon.
Would that cooler fit on a msi rx 5700xt evoke oc?
Hey yo! Rodent Tech. I just recently watching your video about this Frostflow gpu liquid cooler, and i just got a question for you! If you think that this gpu cooler would fit on a gtx 1600 series??? lmk thanks 🙏🏼
I don't have a 1600 series card to tell you any definitive answers, but given than it does support the RTX 20 series and the GTX 10 series, the chances should be very good.
The best way is to find out what the mounting hole distances are for a 1600 series card
Tech Rodent ah i see, gotta check it out what’s the distance of the mounting screws
Hey mate, good video. Would you know if the Icekimo vga 240 rgb would work on the 5700xt? Cheers
The cooling block on the icekimo is similar to that found on the Hunter Duet 2, I know previously I had clearance issues with it and my older MSI 970.
It might work for the 5700 XT, but I can't vouch for it.
@@TechRodent Sweet mate, thanks for the reply.
Hi, i bougt the cooler for my 2080 ti. I tried to attach the heatsink with thermal adhesive but vram are "
slippery" and the heatskink fall down...any suggest?
Clean off the vram with alcohol, get a better 3m thermal tape and mount it.
Just wanted to ask, I imagine the fan on the rad connect to your mobo, but do you connect the pump to the card fan header, or is that a PSU/mobo job too?
It's direct to the PSU
Thanks mate. 👍🏻
Hows the VRM temps? Would be nice to have a shroud for the whole card
in an Ambient room temp of 31, on idle the VRMs hit about 39, and on load they're about 67.
Anyone had problems with memory temperature after installing this? Just put mine on last night and after 30 or 40 minutes of actual gaming my memory temperature was up to 94 C. I got the 240 mm version. Also just cutting the included heatsinks and 1/2 will let you fit it on the vrm perfectly, you don't have to buy anything else
nelsonbutcher1 did you put heat sinks on the memory? I’m thinking of getting this myself but idk if it’ll be sufficient, since my 5700xt reaches 90c within minutes as is
@@xenn4958 yes i did the included ones. Tbh if your going thru the trouble with this you may as well also get a large heatsink ant cut it to size and attach it to all the memory as one big piece. They are not expensive. Haven't done tbat myself yet but it should work fine that way. Especially is you can get part of it being cooled by the fan. Otherwise the thing works great.
Same 240 version, got 100c VRM temp after play games for 1 hour. Thinking about to put back my stock cooler which is designed to cool everything properly.
Hi sir..... sapphire nitro+ rx5700xt will fit?
Will this cooler fit Radeon VII??
any idea if it'll work on gigabyte 5700 gaming oc version?
Thinking of doing something similar to this, only using the Kraken G12 from NZXT.
Just need to find some heatsinks for my memory.
Forget about it, ive tried it. Mounting wise, g12 kraken is off about 1mm. You need to mod it. Another thing is terribe vram temperature. I had low profile copper heat sink on all vram, but is still reach 94c after few minutes of gaming.
Think of trying to use side mounted 120mm sp fans? Can try using 3mm plexiglass and 114mm holesaw for fan holes. Wonder if it helps your gpu vram temps
@@paulmichaelsabapathy9672 unfortunately i'm using a semi SFF case with glass side panel. No room to mount even a 80mm fan on the side. Also, there's some component not being cooled properly, i think some of the power delivery ICs (not vrm). I've expereinced some throttling if i didnt push the power limit slide to +50%
Well, as soon as the warranty expires on my 5700xt, I know what I'm doing lol. I had to get a blower style card as my system is in a fractal define nano s but the noise of that card once I open oculus is just horrendous, even with undervolting
Hello guys. Just bought this cooler and installed it just like in the video on an 5700xt(blower version). In idle i get 35 celsius on gpu and 60+ on memories. If i run furmark it goes after 3-4-5min to 65-67celsius gpu, 80 celsius hot spot and memories 98-100. That.s awfull actually. I have a corsair 240 case with an extremely good airflow. I jusy cannot get the same numbers here, any tips?:)
In rx 570 plug and play..?
Will this work for an Msi armor rx 580?
Hello... Just asking for some opinion... Is it worth it to water cooled a RX 570? Or just saved a few bucks and get something better?
Depends if you're having issues with your card or looking for something more, you could possibly look at a new GPU that will be out very soon
where could you get the heatsinks for the memory and for the ics?
You can look on AliExpress
can I make this with the vega 56 ?
Got mine and installed it on the rx 5700 xt tuf which had the vram heatproblem, dragged mine down from 110 when playing witcher 3 at full to vrm temps down in the 70-80 C well worth the money spent and also the gpu temps got lowered from about 80 to 65 ish
How did you managed to reduce VRM to 70-80c with this water cooler? I find it has worse VRM temp compared to stock. mine reaches 100c when playing Last Epoch.
Sapphire Pulse RX 5700XT had better VRM temp control compare to this water cooler.
@@jamestien6761 Its very important that everything is set up right. i used some smaller heatsinks that fit my vrm better than the ones that followed and use enough thermal paste on the gpu dye so you keep the rest of the card cool aswell, had an issue were i used to little paste an all the parts of the card was getting hotter than stock, but after checking up that i had done everything correct it was all good to go. also helped alot to install the new bios update for the graphic card aswell
Do you think it would be a bad idea to use copper heatsinks instead?
For the vrms? It should be fine so long as done properly
I tried setting this Aio up multiple different times, adjusted the heatsinks for the vram, reapplied thermal paste, I tried everything. My temps with my stock cooler would rarely hit 86c, but with this AIO the temperatures fluctuate upwards to 90 degrees. I don't know if I did something wrong or if I was just unlucky.
That's very weird, how's your radiator orientation? You might be having a lot of air in the block itself, causing it to overheat
@@TechRodent I have alternated between push and pull, as well as mounting the fan in front of or behind the radiator. I also have tried seating the radiator in the front of the case as well as the back. My high temps are a result of a rear exhaust setup, front intake doesn't work any better with my NZXT H510. I also don't have clearance to try a top mount so I'm not too sure what difference it would make.
Thank you for replying so quickly by the way!
Anyone know what the total thickness with the pump on?
Please can you tried on the Vega 64
What about vram temp? Ive tried modding rx 5700 xt with kraken g12, no problem with gpu temperature but vram temp soared to 94c even with copper heatsink mounted on each vram.
There is no air flow on the vram when using that cooler
Got the same issue. Vram and memory temp goes 80c and 90c respectively.
Man, I just bought & installed a FrostFlow 240x (bigger radiator), Max GPU temp is around 62c during stress test, but what concerns me is the MEMORY Temp would reach 100c !
I just realized that stock cooler is better, it has thermal pads that transfer heat from VRAM, Memory chips to a huge heatsink plate and cooled by fan , thus stock cooler had much lower memory temp compared to bare heatsink on water cooler, although GPU is a bit high on stock but is totally acceptable. There is no reason to worry for GPU running at about 80c MAX (stock), but memory easily reaches 90-100c is really not good (on water cooler).
I tried use pure copper heatsink for the memory chips, not much improvement. had MAX 100c memory, 58c GPU temp after playing Last Epoch for a bout hour.
- Ryzen 7 3700X cooled by ZoomFlow 240x
- Sapphire Pulse RX 5700XT cooled by FrostFlow 240x
- Lian Li LanCool II Mesh with 10pcs of 120mm fans installed.
I have this on my 5700 XT, it does a modest job. 120mm rad is alittle small for the TDP of this GPU, under full load it settles around 81c - Hot spot 100-102c, Memory 96-100c. I mainly did this for a ultra quite system. I would recommend this for a smaller TDP card or get the 240mm. But capping my FPS to 60 it stays under 70c, hot spot is about +15c of temp. its a ok solution but not the best.
Make sure to replace the default fans that came with these as well, they're not that great.
Hi, I'm thinking of doing the same with my 5700xt with the larger version, is your card still running alright after two weeks?
That vram temp is very high, same problem im facing on kraken g12. According to micron data sheet, 95c is the upper limit for gddr6 14gbps.
Got the same vram and memory temp.
Compatible with RX 590 power color ?
Its actually cool imagine from 85c to 70c underload and idle if 43c down to 30c
How small would the heat sinks need to be for the row of ICs on the Radeon 5700xt to have proper clearance for the cooling block?
The heatsinks that couldn't fit are 16.35 x 13mm.
I would recommend using a heatsink that is probably about 10-11mm in size.
@@TechRodent Hi, so just to clarify 10x10 about 5mm high would suit or larger. Thanks
@@moontec1 I wouldn't recommend any larger than that, since it's the 13mm edge on the stock heatsink that has clearance issues. 10-11mm would be a good pairing
@@TechRodent Thanks, much appreciated
Awesome thank you both :)
Anyone got a link for this AIO, please? Plus the above link in the description is currently unavailable.
I am in the UK.
amzn.to/3268QUb
you can try this one from Amazon USA
hello, can you try this on 2060? There are so much report that the bracket is not compatible for 2060. Can you show me why?
I don't see why it wouldn't work, but if I get my hands on a 2060, I will give it a shot.
Is this compatible with vega 56?
Hi , first of all thx for the video :)
Could anyone can share any url to buy this cooler ? I couldnt find it which is fit for Sapphire RX 5700 . THX ;)
Google, Dude.
You are welcome.
I have the same GPU and when play games like metro exduis my 5700 is like 80 degrees
Where do I exactly find this cooler for 33 USD?!
Dunno if it's because of growing popularity, prices go for $100+
Prices outside of China seems to have skyrocketed, I can still get it for 33 USD on Taobao
you need to look at junction temp and other temps theres alot of hot spots that are not being cooled on this card with that setup , what i did was got a barrow navi water block and hooked a aio to it works amazing man
Could you explain how you do it . I was hopping to do it myself
Junction temp concerns hot spots on the GPU die, but that wouldn't be a problem here, rather if there was bad interface material or poor mounting. Vrm components should be cooked with heatsinks, a good rule of thumb is if the original cooler was contacting it there should be some cooling on it.
@@s1mph0ny I said look at junction but my main concern was vrms etc..
@@flitz427 If you haven't had a look at your card yet, you'll need to see is to really understand what needs to be done. Some cards have a strip built into the main heatsink assembly that contacts the vrm components, and on some cards its a separate heatsink that stays on the card after you remove the main one. Gamers Nexus does a bunch of card teardowns, you could see if they have one for your card.
Does this work on RX 570?
I wonder if you have the chance to get a XT model could you bechmark it since the XT model seems to be thermally limited this model not so much and overclocking numbers would be far more interesting since it seems XT model can achieve 2150mhz on core with proper cooling and enough power limit
I would certainly be interested to test it on an XT, but that's if I can get my hands on one 😅 as I know power play tables seem to be available for the XT models but not the standard edition, and the XT models even perform better when undervolted.
@@TechRodent well yes it performs better because the stock temperature is higher with default voltages hence a better cooling will improve performance unlike RX 5700 where there isnt as much performance gain the temperature are quite good for being a reference cooling but the noise level is too high like you mention in your video
I was going to say, I got a better score than your overclocked result with my XT model by undervolting and an aggressive fan profile. No mods. I am going the watercooling route as soon as I can afford it.
Well the temperatures are probably what caused the performance gain also if you increase the power limit you get more performance since when you overclock the tdp is a limit
Hey, can we get an update about the reliability of this cooler ?
Still working from the day I bought it, still as cool as ever.
Vrm temps? And real temps without i have to calculate by myself?
Hey Tech rodent if aio liquid cooling compatible with RX580 MSI 8GB OC ARMOR GAMING ?
It should fit
Yes, I used this on a RX 580 where the temperature sensor died, it saved the card from death and allowed me to overclock
Does this work with a 240 version?
Yup it will
Can you use the mount with a different aio?
it should be unique to this cooler.
you did not clean all the residue off the gpu die. i just replaced the thermal pad with paste and added washers to the gpu screws and worked like a charm. then used amd vb flash to make it a 5700xt. highly recommend.
Do you think getting the 240 type worth the performance delta over the 120 type?
Modern Graphics cards don't really run all that hot, I think the difference might not be as big as you're expecting.
Even with a 120mm, the physical limits of the die is reached before any thermal limits and throttling, so the only reason I could see for getting the 240 is if you have the space, and if you like seeing lower temperature numbers.
Your overall performance in games or in applications, even with an overclock, should be identical
Tech Rodent I’m gonna apply it on my older, hotter 1080ti. Is the 120 type is fine or should I jump to the 240 type still with the 1080 ti?
I'm using this cooler currently on a Zotac 1080 Ti.
In a room with an ambient of 30 Celsius, in the division 2 my temperatures are 65 max
Tech Rodent thanks. A very succint reply.
What’s Taobao?
It works in the RX 5700 XT too? You can bring me the URL for buying it?
m.tb.cn/h.ejXMb4q?sm=042ecd
You can try this link. Here in Malaysia, we have local retailers selling it.
There’s one on Newegg for $55 but it will take 8-15 business days to ship to USA :^
temps ROOM ?
I tested it on gigabyte G-OC 5700xt. Maks furmark temp 77 hot spot 95. Vrm 90c,ram 100c.
Gaming different is Vrm and ram average 90c.
Better sound and heat dissipation rather than air cooling. I hate open case. With this my small case keep cool and hot spot only exhaust from fan radiator.
I got average all temp around 86 using default air cooler with 3300 rpm wooohhhssaaah... Sound like tornado and my case get very hot
any VRM temps data?
Unfortunately I didn't get that data from Radeon Wattman, but running it on my 1080 Ti, the numbers are usually around 80-90
Could you make review on the id cooling icekimo 240 vga rgb
I've taken a look at this same GPU block before, it was part of the ID-Cooling Hunter Duet II
Any pictures of the bracket installed?
You can have a look at my previous videos on the same cooler, I have a lot of videos on it.
@@TechRodent with this specific card?
can you install it on a xfx 5700xt or is the pcb too different?
It'll work on the 5700 XT
@@TechRodent i just bought it, thanks =)
So it'll work on the xfx raw2?
To everyone who wants to install this cooler, be aware of faulty pump, I got one and sound was similar to buzzing/rattling if you get something similar, replace or refund
I wonder about memory temps
@Zfast4you nope
How with stock blower fan, 49 C ?
Temps are delta over ambient, so add to temps 20+ degrees (his room temperature while testing, not sure if I missed it in the video) and that should be the actual temps.
@@gonzomiller1720 nope. Just nope.
Followed this video to the letter with an MSI Mech OC 5700. XT BIOS. OC to 2.05ghz. I am still getting 90°c+ with Heaven and vsync disabled. How.
If you're installing the ram heatsinks, make sure they're not preventing the cooler from making proper contact with the die
@@TechRodent I have good spread. Idk maybe I'm just pushing it to hard?
Then I would try and see if there is maybe an air bubble caught in your pump.
One thing I like to do is touch both tubes at the same time.
If it's at 90 and the tubes still don't feel all that hot, it means there is something very wrong with the pump in your unit, or the contact.
At 90 you should feel a large disparity in the heat from the in and out tubes
@@TechRodent yeah I'll definitely check that out. Thanks man, stay the course my man you just got a sub. ✌
Hello, can it fit on RX 580?
@John Doe Thanks man but I made my custom loop eventually from China parts and it works like charm.
Anyone know if this or the 240 version fits on a Vega 64?
I may be able to answer that and the answer is no; the thing about Vega dies is that they have their HBM memory in there as well.
Because of this, they have a height difference between the GPU Core and the HBM memory and requires purpose built coolers to properly contact and cool them.
@@TechRodent Thanks for the information. Guess I'll have to keep looking around for something to replace the stock blower with.
Someone mentioned in the Reddit that this is posted in that there are 3 different variants of Vega, with one of them being at all equal heights, making it plausible to be cooled using one of these coolers.
I can't vouch if there will be compatibility issues with the mounting holes, but that's an interesting find.
FYI you have to do the offset on a RX 580/480 as well Cost 50 US. Not 33.
33 on Taobao my friend haha.
@@TechRodent Link? :)
@@Zehtuka m.tb.cn/h.eRdN86h?sm=8f80f2
It's in Chinese, but this is where I got mine. :)
what do you mean by "offset"? I want to buy this for my gpu, does it work out of the box?
Just bought a 5700, I will also smack one of these AIO on it! Thanks m8!
This cooling system is only made for a 1070 nvidia card not an AMD 5700 lmao, yeah its cooler, but the radiator and pump with copper plate is designed specifically for an 1070 gpu same goes for the mini heatsinks, you barley see a good difference because the card doesnt know what it's doing or why its cooler than usual