My temps were horrible with my stock 1080ti hahah. Even with curve undervolting it was bad. I knew this going in though, and was already planning on water cooling but I just had to see the temps! It heat-soaked my whole system, chipset hitting over 75c, ram over 60c, hdd's and SSD's ALL temps went up and kept rising! It was bad! And yes fully decked out in case fans, two bottom intake, 1 front intake, 1 top rear exhaust, 1 rear exhaust. I have seen some people claim its not bad and we are just idiots, but they also are running cards such as rx570 and 1060's that don't make the heat as these cards do. Using Kraken G12 and 120mm AIO on my 1080ti, has solved my issues. It pushes most of the GPU heat out of the system immediately. System temps are back to normal. My Ryzen 3600 does not put significant enough heat out to need its own AIO, but I'm thinking of going that route. It's on the Vetroo V5 with 2 fans right now. Might be a better idea to get a card with built in AIO water cooling if there is no custom way to do it yet for the 3000 series.
If you replace the plastic side panelwith a mesh. Then if you use only air fans to put the air in from outside, the little holes will not be a problem ? eventually put one or more fans to extract the air if you have some space on the new side mesh ? I don't know why i want to buy this case :)
Hey Danny - I'm looking to put a 3080 in the same case but was thinking of using a Noctua NH-D15 on a 5800x. Do you think that will be ok or would you still recommend the AIO?
Do you have a hot and power hungry GPU in a case with poor airflow and if so what did you do to improve the situation? Let me know down below!
Not have hot power hungry bcuz pick 3070 just make sure if use NVIDIA broadcast to quit it if not using desktop bcuz make crazy gpu temps at idle
My temps were horrible with my stock 1080ti hahah. Even with curve undervolting it was bad. I knew this going in though, and was already planning on water cooling but I just had to see the temps! It heat-soaked my whole system, chipset hitting over 75c, ram over 60c, hdd's and SSD's ALL temps went up and kept rising! It was bad! And yes fully decked out in case fans, two bottom intake, 1 front intake, 1 top rear exhaust, 1 rear exhaust. I have seen some people claim its not bad and we are just idiots, but they also are running cards such as rx570 and 1060's that don't make the heat as these cards do.
Using Kraken G12 and 120mm AIO on my 1080ti, has solved my issues. It pushes most of the GPU heat out of the system immediately. System temps are back to normal. My Ryzen 3600 does not put significant enough heat out to need its own AIO, but I'm thinking of going that route. It's on the Vetroo V5 with 2 fans right now. Might be a better idea to get a card with built in AIO water cooling if there is no custom way to do it yet for the 3000 series.
Nice video. I have a 3080 ftw3 ultra in a meshify C which is similar size. Temps are way cooler than this though.
Dont need to undervolt, set FPS limit on nvidia driver for the game
Awesome video! just curious were these readings with the side panel off? If not how does it perform?
If you replace the plastic side panelwith a mesh. Then if you use only air fans to put the air in from outside, the little holes will not be a problem ? eventually put one or more fans to extract the air if you have some space on the new side mesh ? I don't know why i want to buy this case :)
Hey Danny - I'm looking to put a 3080 in the same case but was thinking of using a Noctua NH-D15 on a 5800x. Do you think that will be ok or would you still recommend the AIO?
i have a "coolermaster mastercase h500p atx mid tower case" do you think i can fit rtx 308012gb inside it?
undervolted rtx 3090 MSI SUPRIM X here :) as well undervolted R7 3700x :)