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Temps will be higher, and fans will be noisier than you'd probably like but it'll do it. Water-cooling is the old standby, rad space, temps, noise- pick 2.
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ilkhan posted:Temps will be higher, and fans will be noisier than you'd probably like but it'll do it. Water-cooling is the old standby, rad space, temps, noise- pick 2. This. You can probably get away with somewhat quieter fans but your temps will be embarrassing.
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This was a warning. An omen of things to come.  Yes, they tossed two sour patch gummies in the mailer with the block. Trip report once I decide exactly how hot I'm comfortable running GDDR6X memory and if, after some tweaking, any airflow-based thermal gains are worth the tradeoffs. My initial impression is "Jesus Christ this was a mistake."
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Got a aquacomputer quadro today as I plan to do some loop rebuild / maintenance. Got me thinking why not to buy a Mo-Ra to replace my 2 x 360 rads?
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So I'm going to embark on a custom loop setup using the Corsair 5000D Any tips for a first time custom loop? Are the EK kits worth it at all as I'm a bit overwhelmed with all the bits needed Specifically something like this https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ek-water-blocks-ek-quantum-power-d-rgb-p360-high-performance-watercooling-kit-wc-9z1-ek.html My only foray into water-cooling in the past has been with AIOs CyberPingu fucked around with this message at 17:14 on Mar 5, 2021 |
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