Corsair H70 but for GPU?

JoshBrowne

JoshBrowne

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I don't know much about water-cooling, other than that if you get a leak, you're screwed. Therefore, the H70 is a very appealing product... My question is though, what is the likelihood of Corsair releasing a product like this for graphics cards, maybe an Nvidia and an ATI version? Would it be a good product? Or does what I'm proposing actually already exist? Or would it simply be pointless?

It's just I'd love to get into water cooling, but building a double loop from scratch is pretty much the most daunting idea I've ever had...
 
GPUs get much hotter than the CPUs so to make a kit like the H70 would require a bigger radiator and bigger fans much like the existing water cooling kits available, ive been told by a few engineers that the H70 is not very good. they only perform as well as the higher end air coolers, but with the 2 big fans they are louder than bigger heatsink versions, where as you can install lower rpm fans which produce lower db eg the H70 is around 30db and the fan i have is 14db. that was a big factor when i bought my system.
 
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