3090 FE Watercooling! With the Bitspower BP-VG3090FE

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  • Опубликовано: 17 дек 2020
  • Take a moment to learn step by step how to remove the stock cooler from a Nvidia 3090 FE and attach the BP-VG3090FE waterblock from bitspower.
    Sorry about the quality of some of the footage of me, I will fix that nex time.
    Here is another great video to check out from Steve at Gamers Nexus
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    BP-VG3090FE installation manual:
    bitspower.com/download_instal...

Комментарии • 101

  • @narviz
    @narviz 3 года назад

    I appreciate you taking the time to make a video about this block as there isn't much info online and a video like this is much better than their installation guide. I don't subscribe to much, but you earned one today. Thanks

  • @tommcdermott3233
    @tommcdermott3233 2 года назад +3

    I’ve had my this waterblock sitting on a shelf for almost a year now. After finding this video I think I have the confidence to give it a try. Thank you!

  • @GRCDriver23
    @GRCDriver23 3 года назад +1

    I did this install about a week ago and I appreciate you calling out the back plate to io shield difficulty.. I was able to get it in the ball park and then used a closed pair of scissors to keep tension on the nut while I tightened the screw down and it worked well.

  • @EvoHen
    @EvoHen 3 года назад

    Just bought this block to attempt my first water cooled build. Thanks for the overview!

  • @igotyourangle2961
    @igotyourangle2961 3 года назад +1

    i was actually hoping you would make this vid so thank you sir

  • @obrietolken8427
    @obrietolken8427 3 года назад

    thanks mate this is very usefull, I am about to install the same block and its my first time 'dressing a gpu :) ' and this is SO much better than the bitspower installation instructions!

  • @tomfoolery3037
    @tomfoolery3037 3 года назад +1

    Absolute beast of a video, thank you for breaking down this waterblock to a noob like me. Awesome intro by the way.

  • @noahbao4998
    @noahbao4998 3 года назад

    Thank you so much. I happily subscribed you and shared your video. Please keep making these very best quality videos.

  • @jpb2085
    @jpb2085 3 года назад

    Just what I needed, thanks for sharing!

  • @HOkayson
    @HOkayson 3 года назад

    Really helpful video, and the intro was worth the work off effort imho, GJ! My 3090 FE has serious VRAM temperature issues, bolts up to 110C when I open any miner. I need to mine when I'm not gaming to pay off the ridiculous cost of the card! I don't think I can swallow that EKWB price...maybe Bitspower is the way to go.

  • @yardy88
    @yardy88 3 года назад +1

    Haha your style of delivery is like mine. Instant sub.

  • @Theplayers_club
    @Theplayers_club 3 года назад

    Awesome video, keep them coming you got my sub

  • @GetShrektMrKrabs
    @GetShrektMrKrabs Год назад

    You can find these blocks now for $60 at Microcenter! Picked one up the other day and going to install it on a 3080 FE. Sick block

  • @DevDocX
    @DevDocX 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video. Very helpful for both 3080 and 90 FEs like yours. Mine works great and keeps my memory much cooler 20-30C vs stock which was a concern of mine. The longest part as you eluded to was cutting all of the thermal pads. About 70% of the work even including getting into the loop. Hi Ho Hi Ho...

  • @CountPrinky
    @CountPrinky 2 года назад

    found your video after Sh!#@ing my pants after having the pcb fully removed from the OE cooler and looking at the bitspower guide only to sh!#@ my pants again. Thanks for the guide!

  • @anuardunia4495
    @anuardunia4495 3 года назад +1

    Very nice video, step by step sooooo cool . good for you and thanks.

  • @mitchmixon6748
    @mitchmixon6748 3 года назад

    Good vid. I'm using this for a 3080FE card and a bitspower block. I trust they are close enough in design that I'm not gonna F it up.

  • @davion0013
    @davion0013 2 года назад

    For your multi GPU liquid cooled set up do you use 1 large pump or does each GPU get its own pump and own radiator? I was thinking about connecting the each GPU's water block with a few Y-connectors.

  • @roberteenkhoorn2632
    @roberteenkhoorn2632 3 года назад

    Top notch! Thank you!

  • @cppctek
    @cppctek 3 года назад +1

    holy shit thank you bro!! that power cable lifting up and clasp sliding back helped me understand it alot better. i am about to watercool my 3080 fe for my first custom watercooling it will run on its own radiator what is a decent but inexpensive radiator?