Bitspower RTX 4090 Founders Edition Water Block Installation & Testing

[@vectornetwork]

Please enjoy watching 🙏

[@simonrichard1764]

Man, this block is beautiful. The manufacturing quality is more than decent, especially on the acrylic block. Btw this is the first block i've ever seen with a backplate that really acts as an active heatsink (it has thick fins, not too effective, but better than having a simple flat backplate). Respect for Bitspower.

[@vectornetwork]

Thanks for your comment 🙏Right on all those points. Its been under-the-radar one of the better performing blocks for the FE model and was a good experience all around. It does appear that Bitspower have been making improvements in different areas. I try to get as much variety of blocks as possible, so I can get a better idea of how brands truly compare. Hope that helps

[@simonrichard1764]

​@@vectornetwork Huge thanks for your work, keep it up!

[@androidplus.1]

Good work 🎉

[@vectornetwork]

Thanks for your comment.🙏Thank you for the encouragement and I am working on more videos.

[@lordjadeite]

Looks great.

[@vectornetwork]

Thanks for your comment.🙏Thank you and I am working on more videos!

[@donuthole7236]

Always enjoy watching your videos as always. With temps never getting over 60 degrees I'd say you'll never have to worry about overheating with temp on the 4090 usually hovering around 90 degrees with the air cooler. The longevity of the GPU will also be enhanced. I posted my build on one of your earlier videos about my scratch made full size tower which is entering the wiring stage. This system is so over-the-top but is pretty cool. I have the EK double sided water block but I'm going to mount it to the chassis and use a 4" riser cable. The thing is so heavy I don't want to stress the MB. Both the MB and memory water blocks are made by Bitspower, their quality is excellent. You still have your previous build? That was a beautiful rig.

[@vectornetwork]

Thanks for your comment.🙏My man! I agree, the 4090 is so efficient that its a breeze to cool. I remember your build, it's awesome. Good call on the riser cable due to the weight of the block(s). I was initially not thrilled about using a riser cable in general (just didn't seem right). But, I after trying them, I have no issues using them (when needed). The cable can have some flex too, so there is a lot just stress in general on the pin area. It's hard for me to be objective when it comes to quality, but I do think Bitspower is most in line with Corsair. From the packaging, I nearly thought I was sent a Corsair product at first. Then, when I saw the pre-applied thermal pads, they reminded me most of the Corsair XG7 line. Then, I did some research and I think both companies manufacture their products in Taiwan and Corsair uses Bitspower fittings for their fittings (without the bitspower dragon logo of course). Still got the inverted 4090 build. I did a more recent video where I changed out the coolant, dialed in some runs and added an aquacomputer flow sensor and controller. It's the living room rig with an OLED TV. It's a dream man. About to sink some more hours into Cyberpunk on 3rd playthrough. Pathtracing overdrive mode is a whole other thing. It's wild. Congrats on your ascension my friend and thanks for contributing

[@GySgt_USMC_Ret.]

Nice video! I'd like to see an AIO kit for an Asus TUF OC 4090.

[@vectornetwork]

Thanks for your comment 🙏I would be interested in seeing the same thing. The 4090 TUF is a really solid model, especially with the upgrades they made to that cooler.

[@proterotype]

I know it’s a bit older, but I’d like to see an updated 3090 Founders Edition video with thermal testing. Great videos man!

[@TimBaoht]

Not sure if it remains true for Nvidia, but I bought both a Bitspower and Alphacool core waterblock for my 7900xtx. I got to say, I have NEVER seen someone use the amount of copper that that AC core card has. I swear the thing weighs 3lbs.

[@vectornetwork]

Thanks for your comment 🙏I also just tested an Alphacool Core block on the RTX 4080. I can confirm that the card was well made and hefty. The copper plated coldplate did extend more than expected. I thought the construction was approaching watercool heatkiller, but I would prefer a slimmer terminal. I do think the terminal was a feature for them, but its sort of larger than needed. Hope that helps.

[@MrKZdemos]

i assume this doesnt fit pny xl8r right? great videos btw, a true savior

[@vectornetwork]

Thanks for your comment 🙏You assume correct. This Bitspower water block was made to be compatible with the Founders Edition model. Hope that helps and thank you for watching and I will do my best to improve and make better and more videos.

[@wololo10]

Dont ruin an FE, do it to a third party card