I've seen the CPU coolers that are all in one such as the
H60
Antec Kuhler
But do they make these very simple all in one coolers for GPU's?
H60
Antec Kuhler
But do they make these very simple all in one coolers for GPU's?
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I don't think they exist.
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Yeah there was one or two.
Gpu blocks are very specific though. so no real market.
Gpu blocks are very specific though. so no real market.
Last edited by -Whiteroom- (2012-03-25 10:50:00)
Okay, i'll redirect the thread. Whats the EASIEST way i can provide liquid cooling to my two EVGA 460GT SE's? What parts do i need to do it?
Well its expensive however you do it. Personally on 460s I would just reccomend aftermarket air. but if you really want water, the cheapest would be:
http://www.swiftech.com/mcr-x20-drive-rev3.aspx Select triple 120 rad with pump $169
http://www.swiftech.com/mcr-x20-drive-rev3.aspx times 2, $114
http://www.swiftech.com/mc800smccoolingkit.aspx times 2 $80
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/12792 … 30c99s1615 $22
If you were to go full cover, you would need to know if the cards were reference cards or not or you would have to find if a specific block would fit. Which I doubt. usually only the top 2 versions of from each manufacturer will see variations on the full cover block, and then only for the most selling ones.
But you could use:
http://www.ekwaterblocks.com/shop/block … ickel.html tims 2, $150
along with these:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/ … 46_393_766
Then you need your coolant and fans, also you need to figure out where to mount the rad.
http://www.swiftech.com/mcr-x20-drive-rev3.aspx Select triple 120 rad with pump $169
http://www.swiftech.com/mcr-x20-drive-rev3.aspx times 2, $114
http://www.swiftech.com/mc800smccoolingkit.aspx times 2 $80
http://www.frozencpu.com/products/12792 … 30c99s1615 $22
If you were to go full cover, you would need to know if the cards were reference cards or not or you would have to find if a specific block would fit. Which I doubt. usually only the top 2 versions of from each manufacturer will see variations on the full cover block, and then only for the most selling ones.
But you could use:
http://www.ekwaterblocks.com/shop/block … ickel.html tims 2, $150
along with these:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/ … 46_393_766
Then you need your coolant and fans, also you need to figure out where to mount the rad.
Last edited by -Whiteroom- (2012-03-25 11:26:28)
A bit more expensive than i thought just for two 460's
yep, watercooling is not cheap, and it requires planning, probably a new case if you want to install the rad inside. This is why I recommend aftermarket air cooling. If you are going to watercool, it should be planned from the beginning of the build not added on later.
My temps on my cards go around 60c. Is that a little high? Also which after market fans would you suggest?-Whiteroom- wrote:
yep, watercooling is not cheap, and it requires planning, probably a new case if you want to install the rad inside. This is why I recommend aftermarket air cooling. If you are going to watercool, it should be planned from the beginning of the build not added on later.
yes
Last edited by NeXuS (2012-03-25 13:52:10)
100c hereNeXuS wrote:
My temps on my cards go around 60c. Is that a little high? Also which after market fans would you suggest?-Whiteroom- wrote:
yep, watercooling is not cheap, and it requires planning, probably a new case if you want to install the rad inside. This is why I recommend aftermarket air cooling. If you are going to watercool, it should be planned from the beginning of the build not added on later.
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How many slots do you have available between cards?NeXuS wrote:
My temps on my cards go around 60c. Is that a little high? Also which after market fans would you suggest?-Whiteroom- wrote:
yep, watercooling is not cheap, and it requires planning, probably a new case if you want to install the rad inside. This is why I recommend aftermarket air cooling. If you are going to watercool, it should be planned from the beginning of the build not added on later.
60 is good for gaming, right?
yup, good enough
my GTX460s idle at 45c and 52c respectively.
After playing bf3 for an hour:
Gpu1: 58c
Gpu2: 49c
After playing bf3 for an hour:
Gpu1: 58c
Gpu2: 49c
Last edited by Camm (2012-03-25 18:21:26)
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
thats not bad at all, and the noise level?
pretty damn quiet. granted I play with headphones on, but when when just browsing and I don't have my 'phones on, silent. I think my cheiftec helps, loads of airflow.-Whiteroom- wrote:
thats not bad at all, and the noise level?
for a fatty you're a serious intellectual lightweight.
What ya lookin for in this nexus? quiet? cool? or both?
No room at all.-Whiteroom- wrote:
How many slots do you have available between cards?NeXuS wrote:
My temps on my cards go around 60c. Is that a little high? Also which after market fans would you suggest?-Whiteroom- wrote:
yep, watercooling is not cheap, and it requires planning, probably a new case if you want to install the rad inside. This is why I recommend aftermarket air cooling. If you are going to watercool, it should be planned from the beginning of the build not added on later.
Disregard cable clutter. I have already addressed that issue.
Last edited by NeXuS (2012-03-25 18:55:07)
So you would need a dual slot cooler?