A Single RTX 2080 Ti on a 560 Radiator!

[@NinoPanino]

This mans gpu on Load is lower then my room temperature. Amazing

[@noleftturnunstoned]

It could never be colder than ambient.

[@dangdiggity9916]

pretty sure its possible even with a air/water cooler, but you ltierally dont want to :p also maybe OPs ambient might be very high xd

[@HAJDERx]

@@ZenTauren delete ur comment pls i lost 20 braincells

[@Oricon-k7h]

@@ZenTauren Intel would disagree. (->insert chiller pun here)

[@Oricon-k7h]

@@ZenTauren Well yes it would quite litterally be "air cooling"🤣

[@JCustom]

18c ambient. That winter heating bill must have some serious savings.

[@StingerGTA]

Meanwhile, my ambient is like 15c

[@bailey2624]

not really unless your running 2-4+ gpus for crypto mining at max load for 24 hours else it doesnt heat anything

[@JCustom]

@@bailey2624 I think you missed the point of my comment. I was referring to the 18c ambient temp in the winter time, as in the thermostat is being kept low.

[@ayporos]

@@JCustom 18c is low?... I have my thermostat on 18c by default. 18c is perfectly comfortable unless you like to run around naked.

[@jo2305]

@@ayporos depends on where you are in the world. Here in Texas we keep it at 20C in the winter and 25-26C in the summer

[@commercio3564]

Wow, an unexpectedly informative and interesting video. You have potential for even more on this channel!

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Thanks man, im trying to get more unique content for you guys .. the problem is time ;)

[@PolyAndroidBenzene]

I own an eiswand too, I had the same noise as yours, turns out it was the fan hitting the dust filter. I removed the dust filter came with eiswand replace it with 3*120 magnetic dust filter that can be easily removed and clean from the outside, that solved my noise problem. And I also got an adapter power for the eiswand, now I can change the voltage between 5V and 12V with ease. But have to say, your new solution is insanely good, I might try the same way but with 1080 radiator.

[@shahinzareey3033]

Ken Hu 1080 radiator 😂 go get a truck radiator and cool your a$$ with it . Jeez 😅

[@wapeddell]

I may have to look into your solutions as I own an eiswand too I just used some tweezers to pull the dust filter away from the fan as that's what's causing the noise. They should at least shave the filters so they're flat on the back.

[@PolyAndroidBenzene]

@@wapeddell but know this, after I removed the original dust filter the noise of the fans became more notable, you might want to look into some quieter fans. Looks like a lot of people have the same issue as us, maybe alphacool should change the way they install the dust filter.

[@mgut17]

2nd sounds test, i could even hear my heart pump, its that quiet...

[@DJHeroMasta]

I'm here because of "Palmy|Rabbit[TH]'s" comment "GPU 30c? r u running on thick on thin radiator? push pull? ". And your response was "Im currently using Alphacool Eiswand 360 external radiator for cooling the GPU only. In the coming 2 or 3 days ill release a video about a new cooling setup with a bigger radiator :) .. keep in mind that ambient temps at my end is around 16 - 18 c " from your "Tom Clancy's The Division 2 - PC Ultra Quality (3440x1440)" video. I'm glad you followed through on your word! Thanks!

[@KvltKommando]

"Cheap option to buy" $433

[@inreverseable]

The end result is worth all the money and efforts! Great stuff!

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Thanks bud!

[@adeo]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks how much was the full (gpu only) loop?

[@zZAPp-fi]

wow, excellent performances at almost zero noise How much is it in total for this -Loudspeaker- Silentspeaker ? :D

[@GBMatthew07]

Excellent and interesting video. I'm very envious of that solution and like you say you can just keep upgrading your card and block without having to mess about with anything else. It would be very interesting to see how cool it could keep the GPU & CPU.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Hopefully more videos like this one will be done, I need to save up for a cheap motherboard and cpu to do experiments on :)

[@gr82banautiger24]

I made a switch using a relay that turns on the power to an external radiator when the PC comes on using USB and a bios setting that only turns on USB power when the PC is on. It's also got a power switch so I can turn it on manually if desired (in case the USB switch failed). I also used an EK D-Bay (with EK D5 pump), so it included the res and pump inside the enclosure. Lastly, I was able to power the entire thing using a 12V 5A power brick with no need for a full power supply.

[@southbronxny5727]

2 years later and I just watched again because those temps were so good with the custom loop.

[@kevinnorman2380]

What was your final build cost for the full 560, rad, fans, manufacturing etc?

[@jamos169]

Really cool video mate, I have been considering doing similar. Thanks for sharing!

[@baukevanderkooi8712]

This is the first video I see from your channel, love it. So you have a new subscriber.

[@FreeForHug]

The camera movement is louder than the radiator tower...

[@skunch]

wtf, you use bing? steve ballmer would be proud

[@domBit177]

you deserve way more subscribers!

[@takauchinishika4701]

Either Jayz or Linus is staring at this

[@debabratasahoo6487]

new video to be up very soon.

[@TheDemocrab]

*After Threadripper 3000 launch* Linus: Alright, so today we've decided to set up the ultimate watercooled PC. We've got a Threadripper 3970X and two GTX 2080Tis, the kicker here is that we're going to be making a custom case so that we can give each processor it's own 560mm radiator along with an extra one for the motherboard and NVMe blocks. And somehow, it takes 3 videos to get it fully working.

[@midnightwatchman1]

I thought I was crazy that I could not find any external water cooling solutions

[@VeritasInsights]

Now place the radiator tower in your fridge and you can overclock to no end

[@bryandepaepe5984]

The pump should be pushing water into the restrictive cooling blocks and receiving gravity fed water from the reservoir to get the fastest flow of water and to prevent the possibility of the pump running dry. Pump damage can occur in as little as one second of running dry.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Thats exactly how my pump is set up :)

[@garavonhoiwkenzoiber]

oh man 240 watts powered by molex I started to sweat, then noticed it said powered by 3 molex phew

[@kirkkarnage6344]

Was it worth it for a single pc part. The correct answer would have been yes! The gpu ran 9 degrees C lower, and the clock boosted even higher. 100% worth it for an enthusiast.

[@cataclysmofmetal]

I am glad this video was recommended to me to be honest. Your video just gave me an amazing idea that i will use for my personal use case scenario. I thank you for turning a full airflow FAN crazed maniac to the water loop that i was asking about but had no answers to! I am worried about the risks that come with a water cooling loop , but if you can get some really good sleeved tubing like the ones found in AIO`s and some good fittings. I believe you can create a really robust water cooling loop. Now you just need to add a card like the Galax Hall of Fame card or Asus Matrix ? No more like an EVGA water cooled one and just put it into the loop on the 560mm. rad. (My idea is to have a GPU with the water cooling integrated and fans on it as well :D) Can you please make a follow up video on what kind of temps you get when you add a CPU to the loop ?

[@razio8841]

What an amazing video 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@99Davidcool]

You did put the reservoir in the opposite direction. The little tube inside has to be looking up so it can be purged. The air bubbles NEED to go up not enter again into the circuit. So 1 hole only has to be up to open/close the air and the other 3 have to enter/exit the liquid. Also I couldnt see it in the video but the radiator holes have to be down so the air bubbles formed accumulate in the upper part too and dont enter again in the loop.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Thanks for the message bud, the radiator holes are on the bottom. Regarding the pump inlet and outlet setup, it's exactly what was mentioned in EK manual. I have no issues with air bubbles.

[@PolyAndroidBenzene]

Just another thought, maybe you can use one of the reservoirs that can be installed in an optical drive bracket like alphacool Eisfach. And add an optical drive bay module on the top of your radiator case. This way you can hide almost all the tubes, reservoirs and pump inside the case.

[@gamertechlive1780]

I'm also doing this when I found out about external radiator mounts. Currently cooling a r7 3700x w/ 2 nvme m.2 gen 3 in a loop w/ 2x 360mm 30mm radiator. Even my case is a full tower it only can only mount 1x 360mm 1x 240mm and 1x 120mm. Note: 2x 360mm top and front will have a angle fitting clearance issue so I only used 240mm. Going to add another 360mm for GPU as separate loop. Still going to use acrylic tube but I'm adding a soft tube w/ quick disconnect on the rear pci-e slot of the case for modularity and maintenance cleaning/troubleshooting.. it will hard to move a tower system with a external radiator if it's not removable via quick disconnect fitting (so it's a hard tube build with just a lil bit of soft tube for modularity)

[@JCustom]

I think more credit at the same time needs to be given to the Watercool heatkiller block. Only 2-3 blocks out there at the moment will keep this kind of water temp delta on a 2080ti. I have gone thru about 8 different blocks on a 2080ti.

[@kevinbaker2470]

Have you tried the ek copper/nickel waterblock? I found a good deal on one with q backplate i was eyeing, also on the phanteks one

[@melmagallon6233]

This is absolutely amazing!

[@superpooper1945]

Now that was some sick ass content. Thanks dude!!!

[@TheEdmaster87]

It looks like a monster! That thing can cool CPU + GPU+ MB with ease.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Yeah easily :)

[@warmfreeze]

that rad stand is beautiful..

[@aljooryyy]

Amazing and very informative video, keep it up bro

[@THESHADOW97139]

This video is still for me, THE basis of work.... but.... seen on another video, I am now tempted to simply assemble an aquarium chiller by removing all the radiators and fans. The results are terrifying...

[@GrosserAndrew5000]

This is amazing! Great setup! No way I could reach these low temps even with AC.

[@expander4]

Do That on Vega 64 nitro+ after overclocking

[@karim1485]

Wow, awesome! First time watching and really like it. BTW: Eiswand is kinda pronounced like Ice-Vund in English. Cheers and all the best!!

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Thanks for the tip bud!

[@optical10]

Very interesting , thx

[@unkn0wnpers0n]

Wow, just wow Well done man

[@blakedmc1989RaveHD]

nice vid! i'm usually scared of watercoolin' but ur solution is probably tha way i would go if i was gunna do watercoolin'

[@bloomfield295]

Was thinking of building an open PC using the Streacom bc1 benchtable and thought of using a 560mm rad. It seems that radiator case is the way to go for best looks and better arrangements.

[@ericdeltoro8484]

Very nice. The only three things I would have done differently are: 1. Use Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-3000 for maximum pressure and airflow 2. Use a 60mm thicc radiator for maximum cooling capacity at a given length (4x140mm in this case) 3. Use a dual 5.25" bay res instead of an external res. It'd make for cleaner tubing runs (in my opinion) and make pumps internal as many dual 5.25" bay reses can accomodate two pumps, though I can understand using a external res would make refills easier. Still, a very cool way to DIY a external open loop!

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

The guy who made the case for me could definitely design what you posted, awesome ideas

[@ericdeltoro8484]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks Good to know. :3c How much did the enclosure cost you?

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

@@ericdeltoro8484 180 dollars without shipping

[@ericdeltoro8484]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks S'not bad at all for a custom built enclosure.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

@@ericdeltoro8484 yeah I honestly think its priced very well .. the rest of the cost goes with your choice of brands

[@HyrrokkinX]

nice dude.. thanks for the video

[@TheOpenfield]

What about the allmighty MO-RAs? Hard to get in the US? That custom case still looks really great, not a bad choice either ;)

[@heyguyslolGAMING]

This is good shit, thx for sharing.

[@Pertamax7-HD]

Super fan

[@rendynyo205]

meanwhile my gpu idle temps are 43c (1050ti) and this man manage to get 33c on a 1 hour stress test. not to mention the gpu is 2080ti!

[@20EsOfficial]

Cut that adaptor in two and put it into a 3 or 4 pin fan header. if done correctly and your mobo supports controlling the voltage of the fans connected via the onboard headers, you will be in for a fan control delight.

Holy moly, that thing looks like a wind tunnel! Pretty sweet! This has also made me want to design my own external cooling solution now. I get the feeling it will be more expensive than a manufactured unit but I think it'd be worth it if it can chill anything I throw at it! Any recommendations on pumps? I have a feeling there are pumps that can withstand being on indefinitely, problem is, I don't know where exactly to start looking.

[@wingchen4878]

This video is so cool~

[@garavonhoiwkenzoiber]

13:17 totally agree. When building my new PC I wanted to go all out. Dual 560s!! The only case I found was TT's The Tower, but it was a stupid design that has the rads in a second area that left NO airflow over the motherboard.

[@fredfinks]

im in the thought process of building my own case to support 2x 560s (The option in the video is still a 'case', just you have second one). My design would house the rads horizontally at the top, intake only driven by the rad fans, the cold air having to pass over the mobo & pump area. My goal is silence. Unsure of fan configuration - should i decouple them? Have them as pull? Ive even looked at large ducted fans. I think the design of the radiator case he has is great - fans decoupled. But he has push pull and that would mean 16 fans - too many. The case shouldn't be too hard to build. Out of wood with the carcass of a fractal case for mobo tray, i/o and other parts incorporated. Would sit under the desk. would be about 35cm wide, 65cm high. 65-70 deep. What do you think about fan configs?

[@garavonhoiwkenzoiber]

@@fredfinks If quietness is your goal, not outright performance I'd avoid push/pull. Check out the Thermaltake WP100. It can do 3 560mm rads, and if you're insane there's the WP200 which can do something like 6 560mm rads

[@fredfinks]

@@garavonhoiwkenzoiber Ive checked it out, unfortunately thermaltake quality control is very poor. The metal is thin and i wouldnt be able to dampen sound like i could with a custom case. Also, the layout isnt what i want. Custome - exactly - what you want. What im unsure about is optimal layout of fans for silence. In either push or pull, push give better cooling but i think decoupling fans from radiator might be quieter , however i think it wouldnt work well pushing in that scenario. (a turbulent mix of air being pushed around back n forth before it finds its way into the radiator fins.) Pulling, the air would just be drawn through fins. Radiator sealed around so no gaps between them and case walls. Radiator a few inches lower than fans. so this fairly slow but large volume of air moving from filtered intake near bottom , over mobo area - through rads and out the top. Thign is 8x 140mm fans! even at slow i imagine id hear some noise

[@xalderin3838]

SO.... How much did this cost to do, all together? I'm very curious, as I would love to do this with my CPU and GPU. Also, great vid!! Love this idea to have a external Radiator and make things a bit more manageable on other things.

[@nahuelcutrera]

oh god, now I need one of those... why did you have to do that !?

[@lex62lex]

_ skyguy _ Another Option is getting a Watercool Mo-Ra Radiator. They are huge and you can use the big 200mm noctua Fans with them. This gets you an excellent cooling solution that is as quiet as possible

[@FeuerToifel]

nice box you have there. suggestion for an upgrade: a flat reservoir, built into the side. so you can always see the fluid-level but without having a rather bulky res hanging on the side.

[@AFpaleoCon]

I can’t fathom why you’d prefer to control fans with manual knobs and what use case you’d ever need to run the fans at different speeds from another.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

A lot of people have different opinions on fans being quiet, its a way to control the sound level of the fans as well :) using Noctua's supplied cable to reduce the fan speeds isn't practical for me as I need them a bit faster

[@BaBaNaNaBa]

And what's the power draw of this thing in kW/h?

[@elmariachi5133]

Nice cooling! But still no air filter. No pump. And the power supply below the raditator, hm.. what if it leaks into the supply?

[@suntzu1409]

Where did you get 560mm radiator? Can you give the link? The max i can find is 480mm. Awesome video btw. Very helpful.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Alphacool sells them :)

[@Grue_ni]

Do you know the MoRa3 series from watercool?

[@irsever]

Great video, one question: Is the pump still the same as at 2:04? Looks like it's behind the monitor. Obviously the cooler is dead quiet, but does the pump make much noise? Thanks

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Hey buddy, yeah the pump is the same at the end of the video and its dead quiet .. no sound at all! I found out plcing the pump under the reservoir can create a vortex in the reservoir ..

[@Bang4BuckPCGamer]

Great stuff I may do something similar

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

You should, try finding cheaper parts and maybe a smaller radiator to save money

[@darkwavesful]

Thanks for the video!

[@kealz318]

Noctua after so many years this brand has the quitest fan noise of all brands! Great for custom radiator water cooling these fans are excellent choice!!

[@AhmetOmerOzgen]

How about the furmark. Crazy temps

[@mczaga]

Where is the new one's pump? And i didnt understand the new one's cleaning advantage here? Lastly why u dont use this set up on cpu cooling too?

[@bagus3l]

wooa your room temp so low 18° in here 38°

[@Fearzzy]

38? what the fuck are you in a desert

[@Saigonas]

@@Fearzzy hotter

[@DinglePinky]

@@Fearzzy Deserts are actually cold as long as you arent getting fried by sunlight directly, go near a cover and you'll feel the cold wind actually even if the sunlight is frying you you'll still feel the cold wind that is why it is best that you wear something that will cover your body from sunlight. Tropical countries are way hotter than deserts because of moisture, deserts are only dry. Hell I remember wearing a winter jacket in a desert country when I was still living on one because it was so goddamn cold. Largest desert in Earth is Antarctica.

[@Fearzzy]

@@DinglePinky you got my point right... lol

[@willielast]

what the fuck? 38° is the temperature of a hot bath you nutter!

[@GglSux]

Thanks for an interesting video. Though I have a question. in Your explanation of the "flow" You seem to indicate that You are using the "Top" of the reservoir as the "exit port" going in to the Radiator?? Is that really how You have it set up, if so why ?? I ask as this to my knowledge is an "unorthodox" set up, and it seems to have the obvious risk of introducing air bubles into the loop. And also, did Your "AlphaCool Eiswald" make that "noise" already as new, or is it something that has "developed" with "age" ? I ask because to my ears it sounds like something in it is "unwell" and I would't expect a new unit to soud like that. Best regards.

[@eduardoBR1991]

I came here expecting an ultrawide video. Disappointed for that, but I liked the video for the totally necessary overkill. Edit: I also had no idea a D5 could push water that far into a big radiator like that.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Yeah this video was shot in 16:9 but the benchmark videos on my channel are all in ultrawide

[@christpunchers]

What would be a cool product would be making these 560mm stands with all the parts necessary. One stand each to cool the cpu and gpu. But tubing long enough to hide it all behind a wall or in some noise isolated area. Then your PC will be ultra quiet.

[@sieben5163]

Maybe you should put an easy to clean dust filter on the front, a hole so you can have the power button in your tower, and so we only see the top of it, not the cable, and because you have 8 fans controller, 4 other on the other side to help air flow, I know nothing about this so it's might be stupid, but from what I see it seem normal

[@ericqhochuli6004]

Loved this video!

[@Milotrmx]

And the dust filter?

[@alditory6621]

I always hear abt these allusive enthusiasts,i actually found one Who shares my test,the only difference is am broke 😂😂😂😂 But enjoy watching what I would do if had that kind of cash..... Thanks man great video,great channel don't ever change 3440x1440p is the way to go

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

You're welcome buddy, will mever change that for sure! The case without the parts costs around 180 dollars but should be cheaper if you go with a snaller radiator.

[@MisterRorschach90]

With that much space you could do the 60mm rad or the monsta ultra thick rad.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

I read a lot of reviews about the monsta ultra thick but when it comes to temperatures difference and price its not worth it .. its all due to how fast water is flowing through the radiator

[@EvilMmM]

awesome idea. i wanted to build High end PC/Work machine. and wanted to use Fractal Desig case since R2, now not fan of RGB and can Watercool whole pc and put radiator under desk or outside on balcony, BTW i have no idea how i found your video, but i'm glad i did!

[@evilcab]

i feel like you can put the psu behind the fan controller, and the whole thing will be shorter. or maybe use hdplex instead.

[@asherninal753]

Bro last please im making my own.. Whats your PSU brand and model here for your project?

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Corsair sfx power supply, you dont need a big psu to run fans :)

[@LesterCovax]

Thank you for this! I've wanted to upgrade to water cooling but have dreaded the idea of replacing my Raven RV02-E with a more space-accommodating case. I had never considered / wasn't aware of external solutions, so this gives me hope. I'd be curious how many components / computers this setup could effectively cool, and if it could handle a 2-in-1 PC build or even looped between two cases. Very cool. The only thing that seemed odd (in a nitpicky way) was the empty space in the 5.25" bay for the fan controller. I wonder if there's a shim/caddy you could buy/print to fill the void.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

You could ask the guy who man this for me do find a solution for this :) this radiator could definitely cool a cpu + gpu. The whole thing still runs great and imo its the best way to save cost for future builds as well as keep your components safe. A 360 radiator would be more than enough if you would like to cool your pc

[@LesterCovax]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks Hahah, if I order one I'd definitely ask. It just reminded me of installing a head unit in a car and forgetting to purchase a conversion kit. Would definitely come down to cost which route I go, so I'd be curious if you could divulge the approx cost for this new solution (excluding internal PC loop components). I also meant to mention that you could probably streamline the power situation, by hooking it up directly to your PC's power switch. Another cool option would be an IFTTT/node-red solution that turns it on based on the PC's ping status / GPU temp / etc. Would be cool to automate the fan controller based on current temps as well.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

@@LesterCovax these are good ideas, the problem is that the radiator stand is a bit far from my PC and thats why I went with a power switch. The case costs around 180 dollars without shipping, the rest of the cost goes to which radiator, fans, reservoir, fittings, etc.. you'd go with. You could customize everything based on your budget. The 360 version might be cheaper since its going to be smaller

[@raymondsims537]

I wonder what would happen if heat pipe was used to go from the cpu\gpu out an external air cooler

[@tntgdh]

Nice work

[@kealz318]

I really like your channel bro please make more video's like this. I was hoping to see the GPU waterblock up close. But the CPU is watercooled on a different radiator am I right? BTW is it wise to do a comparison /w your CPU watercooling against 560 Radiator? I see the CPU is already cooled separate. But what if you do this the same like you did with the GPU on 560 radiator.. Will it also be very low temps like below 30-40C ? Please do a video testing on your current CPU temps. Then make a custom radiator 560 on CPU and which temps is better. I believe this method is by far the best ultimate watercooling solution for low temps under load.

[@TurtleMasterFlex]

My room is 20c, i have a Gigabyte Xtreme 980ti that i've put 2 140mm Notcua industrial 3,000rpm fans on. temps under most loads are between 38-44C, most ive seen in synthetics and BL3 maxed with unlocked framerate is 48c. definitely good for an air cooled card ;)

[@asherninal753]

What brand model of 560 rad he uses?

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

This one: www.aquatuning.us/water-cooling/radiators/radiators-active/12886/alphacool-nexxxos-xt45-full-copper-560mm-radiator

[@asherninal753]

Thanks . What's your POWER SUPPLY BRAND AND MODEL?

[@MisterRorschach90]

Would look cooler with a res that spans the entire enclosure like a distroplate

[@Spotsw00d]

We did exactly that for another client (mounted a EK-Quantum Kinetic FLT 360 D5 PWM D-RGB - Plexi to one side of the box.

[@Spotsw00d]

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[@juanpeter]

What was the price for this case ?

[@andrewschweyer4485]

10:29 where can I get that PSU jumper cable?

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Ali express or amazon .. other websotes sell it as well .. just seach for PSU jumper cable

[@andrewschweyer4485]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks Thank you for the info, and the fast reply!

[@wapeddell]

I got a similar setup on my 1080TI with the Alpha Cool external rad.

[@granthampson5917]

So what was the cost and price difference to AC external rad?

[@danielm.3403]

Now I want to see computer case with external pc :)

[@paulmichaelsabapathy9672]

Hey man,its really cool. Wandering if you would get better temps while using hardwarelabs black ice nemesis 560 gtx/r radiator.Was reading from thermal bench but am not sure if its quieter.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Youll get better temps but you need to compare the prices of both to justify if few degrees are worth it :)

[@TheEdmaster87]

You seem like an expert on this, so do you think that an internal build water cooling system with 240mm radiator kit from EKWB is enough to cool a single RTX 3080 GPU alone? I got a wb for this one coming up soon.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Yes itll work but if you have a big space in the case get a thicker radiator to maximize the cooling. Make sure to check the maximim thickness for a radiator for your case before purchasing

[@TheEdmaster87]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks yeah, it's 64mm thick and I plan on mount it on the front with intake fans. Got space in front yes.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

@@TheEdmaster87 good choice, the cold air will be hitting the radiator first then get into the case. :)

[@James_Mansbridge]

Where did you get that PCIe bracket for the water cooling?

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

Here you go: www.aquatuning.us/water-cooling/tubing/tubing-accessories/23990/watercool-pci-slot-pass-through-bracket

[@James_Mansbridge]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks Thank you

[@АндрейЛитвинов-ц8э]

Wow!! What was the price for that rig?

[@ThomasWinders]

Plus, you could eventually put the cooling unit outside the window in winter time. BOOM! Now you're gonna get to the skies! I did something similar, back in the days of the X1900XTX crossfire...

[@pecosR0B]

that thing is magnificent

[@JcRabbit]

You forgot to make room for a removable dust filter in front of the fans.

[@UltrawideBenchmarks]

I remember buying a 560 dust filer from demcifilter but for some reason the size was smaller than a 560 .. decided not to use it

[@JcRabbit]

@@UltrawideBenchmarks Try making one with the material used in pantyhoses... asking your girlfriend for some old pantyhose and having to explain why you want them might be a bit embarrassing, but I guarantee it works lol With a bit of handy work you can even make something that looks good and is a lot easier to clean than a radiator + fans.

[@АндрейЛитвинов-ц8э]

I mean the stand for everything, for fans, for radiator. How much did it cost you? I'am thinking about buying same parts) Or maybe with your experience you could advice me something else? Thanks:)

[@grejdanmihai5456]

wow ,nice dude