Hi,
Apparently the card takes the MSI Gaming X trio water block for Navi 21. I have never water cooled before, I was wondering if there is anyone that has similar experience that can offer me a step by step or some useful tips to water cool this card safely.
I have heard issues with mixing metals, fitting types, etc, and I simply don't know where to start.
The main issue is that the MSI card has poor Hotspot/edge temperature which makes overclocking difficult without throttling (apparently this is a known issue with the heat pipe placement on the cooler, direct vs cold plate).
Ideally, I'd actually ask if there was anyone who could water cool the card for me, in a "AIO" style (120mmx35+mm rad is fine) with pump, block, etc all fitted and I could pay them for the work. I don't know if overclockers UK offer this service, but I doubt it because of warranty issues with using customer cards (the card is brand new, mind you).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
Ash
Apparently the card takes the MSI Gaming X trio water block for Navi 21. I have never water cooled before, I was wondering if there is anyone that has similar experience that can offer me a step by step or some useful tips to water cool this card safely.
I have heard issues with mixing metals, fitting types, etc, and I simply don't know where to start.
The main issue is that the MSI card has poor Hotspot/edge temperature which makes overclocking difficult without throttling (apparently this is a known issue with the heat pipe placement on the cooler, direct vs cold plate).
Ideally, I'd actually ask if there was anyone who could water cool the card for me, in a "AIO" style (120mmx35+mm rad is fine) with pump, block, etc all fitted and I could pay them for the work. I don't know if overclockers UK offer this service, but I doubt it because of warranty issues with using customer cards (the card is brand new, mind you).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
Ash