EVGA Hybrid NVIDIA GTX TITAN X Cooler

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Noticed this on a competitor site, searched for it here and came up with

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=HS-068-AR
Arctic Accelero Hybrid II - 120mm which is reported to work with the NVIDIA GTX Titan (Black)

I have a titan X and the system is quite noisy when playing games as the card gets to 60C+ and the fan at the rear goes into over time to get the case colder, guess the case was at 40C ? last night

waiting for a reply from EVGA customer service about some questions I have for it, guess I would need to cut the card flange to fit the tubes

GTAV on very high for most things and ultra for the rest on 4k is nice though, but have to wear headphones..
 
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I can't work out from your original post whether the Titan X is noisy or another fan in your system. If you have a reference titan X then all the hot air will be blown out the back of your case and shouldn't affect case temps. It should also remain quiet quiet as nvidia designed them to run at 80°C with the fan not really needing to ramp up.

steveliddle said:
Think you have missed the point, the current AIO is for the CPU

the titan x makes the whole case hot to touch after 2-3 hours of GTA V on very high to ultra

here is a review site
http://www.kitguru.net/components/g...eforce-gtx-titan-x-with-hybrid-liquid-cooler/

looks easy to install :)

edit - http://www.evga.com/support/manuals/files/TITAN_X_HYBRID_Installation_Guide.pdf
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Just take off the current cooler and put on the new one, making sure to replace thermal paste and pads. Easy peasy.

Mrnob said:
wouldnt something like https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=BU-083-TL work? not sure about compatibility though
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It would work. VRMs won't be as efficiently cooled but if you are not overclocking then it is no bother.
 
I have a reference titan X from this site

the titan X is actually quiet and can hardly hear it, it just heats up the air around it to about 40C or higher and then the mobo kicks in with the fans trying to suck in cold air and dump the hot air out

even a quiet fan is going to be loud trying to cool that and it is a 120 not a 140 mm fan

due to various delays, I do not actually own a titan x AIO cooler and this site does not seem to be stocking one either

from the looks of the linked item, it will not fit the titan x

my delivery has been delayed yet again until the end of the month
 
Finally got the hybrid and after excuse and excuse then realised I needed isopropyl alcohol to clean the thermal paste.

One downside is that the last stick of ram did not fit, so had to move it into:-

B1, B2, C1, D1

the internal fan has been fitted onto the case side panel, do not need it at present, but an easy place to locate it :)

Rear panel is a tight fit, but the front has no need for the screws

pc_sorted-2366x1512.jpg


edit, the 512 GB and 256 GB SSD's are on the rear, Samsung 850 pro and an old 840 pro :)
 
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