Be carful if you are putting a water block on a gpu I fried my 1080 a few year ago by not doing it properly but it was sexy the few days I had it together
Way ahead of you - I don't even want to use AIOs. It's not so much that I'm afraid of them leaking, more so that I'm a lasy bastard and don't want to have to deal with pump failure, possible gunk buildup (that video is recent), evaporation, yada yada yada.
Big tower heatsink. Two quality fans. Make go fast when toasty. Done.
mac089 on December 10th, 2019 at 08:43 UTC »
Be carful if you are putting a water block on a gpu I fried my 1080 a few year ago by not doing it properly but it was sexy the few days I had it together
Mageoftheyear on December 10th, 2019 at 08:46 UTC »
Way ahead of you - I don't even want to use AIOs. It's not so much that I'm afraid of them leaking, more so that I'm a lasy bastard and don't want to have to deal with pump failure, possible gunk buildup (that video is recent), evaporation, yada yada yada.
Big tower heatsink. Two quality fans. Make go fast when toasty. Done.
Go on, throw fruit at me for my primitive ways.
Dead_Sisyphus on December 10th, 2019 at 09:27 UTC »
about 20 years of custom loop watercooling pc here,
yeah is scary EVERY SINGLE TIME.
biggest nightmares are the "omfg is leaking" and the "omfg it's not booting/booting but black screen" moments.