AIO options for Strix 2080ti
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have a look on your tube, many people have done in and the temps look good, but you need a lot of little heat sinks for the ram and vrm.
Yes I did notice that potential issue which is why I was hoping to get some feedback
I believe the AIO would only cover the core/chip, leaving the at least some of the memory and all of the VRM exposed.
The G12 has a small fan that can cover some of the VRM area, the other is remains exposed
How well do the little heatsinks work? My case has a side window so I'm wondering about how ugly it start to look by sticking on all those heatsinks
Alternatively (although many times more expensive) a custom loop would be better, but EKWB doesn't have a block yet
I believe the AIO would only cover the core/chip, leaving the at least some of the memory and all of the VRM exposed.
The G12 has a small fan that can cover some of the VRM area, the other is remains exposed
How well do the little heatsinks work? My case has a side window so I'm wondering about how ugly it start to look by sticking on all those heatsinks
Alternatively (although many times more expensive) a custom loop would be better, but EKWB doesn't have a block yet
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the G12 looks a lot better than a G10 however looks are down to the end user
The problem with the little heat sinks is there can fall off if you don't prep the components right, i used thermal glue
when i used one on a 280x everything was very cool even with a massive overclock.
TBF depending on the set up you go for a custom GPU look could be not too much more
The problem with the little heat sinks is there can fall off if you don't prep the components right, i used thermal glue
when i used one on a 280x everything was very cool even with a massive overclock.
TBF depending on the set up you go for a custom GPU look could be not too much more