RTX 2080 Ti + Kraken G12 Hybrid Cooling - Worth it?
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Congratulations on 100k ! Great vid as always :)
I used to run a Kraken G12 on a EVGA 1080ti ftw3. Kept the core temps below 36c but memory temps and vram temps were higher than with the original cooler.
It's because some vrm heatsinks sould be bought along with the g12..you watercool the gpu but remove most of the airflow and dissipation from the vrm..if you have a baseplate would be smart to leave that on if possible or buy some heatsinks with thermal tape
the 1080ti FTW3 is spread out alot further than the 2080ti, i just upgraded from the former to the latter
@@enricod.7198 ik this a year ago, but could you link me some on amazon Spain? (Amazon.es) I can't find any
Would love to see a new one on the 3000 series gpus! Keep up the good work
Second this
@@NodmadTroy Officially not compatible with the new GPUs
Absolutely perfect man. Really good call outs on the ribbon cables and coil whine. I noticed both of these during my install on my 2080. The coil whine is especially noticeable now. For reference I havr a 240mm aio on my 2080 in a Ghost S1 (bottom mounted top hat) and my temps max at 53C
If you plug the fans into the AIO headers you can use CAM to tie to the GPU temps and it will default to water temp of AIO without
Thank you for this. I fitted a G12 to my 2080Ti and have been trying to decide whether I should add VRM cooling. I'm pleased to hear I don't have to rip it all apart again!
hi,have you cooled you vrms? i am having very hard time trying to find something safe to use in that.
@@zosto5321 did you find anything for the vram?
omg the timing of this vid! i was looking for something to cool down my gpu too
Could you please revisit this on the 3080?!
Interested in a 3080/3090 revist for this mod...I've seen one for a ventus 3080 which required new holes to be drilled on the g12 but the results were inspiring...
Would be good to know if this would make a 3080 into a 2 slot dimension so it can fit in a DAN A4. Ultimate cooling in SFF if it takes a 2+ slot card into 2.
It's not a viable solution because you can't cool the left side of the VRM properly.
Idk if that would work cause the g12 is made for the 10 series
And 6800xt please
love how it switches back and forth from a corsair block to the nzxt and back again.
Note that mounting pressure matters a lot! On the first try I got 30-35 degree water temperature and 50-55 degree GPU temperature.
After reseating the cooler and properly tightening the screws (but not overtightening!) the GPU temperature dropped 10 degrees.
Floris Buwalda Hmmm, I’m running a MSI Gaming X GTX 1080 Ti, NZXT Kraken X61 w/the Kraken G12 and swapped the X61’s stock fans for Corsair’s ML140s. My idle temp is 40C but it’ll ramp up to anywhere between 65C and 75C when playing a game at 4K that’s really pushing the card. At 60C my my fan speeds at ~55% @ ~1200RPMs. While sitting here letting Unigine Heaven run it’s Extreme preset, it doesn’t go above 63C. My GPU clock is at 2,000MHz, and my Memory is clocked at 5805MHz.
My OC settings in MSI Afterburner are:
+100 Core Voltage
117% Power Limit
75C Temp Limit
+50 Core Clock
+250 Memory Clock
Custom Fan speed
40C - 25%
45C - 30%
50C - 35%
55C - 40%
60C - 50%
65C - 65%
70C - 100%
@@DJHeroMasta well that's because you've unnecessarily maxed out the voltage instead of maxing the power limit and temp limit(I doubt 117% and 75c are the max) and only achieved a measly overclock of +50 to the core clock while adding +100 to the core voltage. That's just unnecessary. +50 should be doable on stock voltage.
@@miniweeddeerz1820 Yeah, I've since realized that the Voltage OC was unecessary. I had forgotten that this "Gaming X" card is pre-overclocked. I now just run the card stock and my temps are back to normal. And that +50MHz makes my card run at 2101MHz.
@@DJHeroMasta I would try push it harder. +50mhz core even in a ore overclocked card does not mean much because any factory overclocks are basically redundant because Nvidia GPU boost technology surpasses any official clocks of any Nvidia GPU, aftermarket or not.
@@miniweeddeerz1820 You think I can push this GTX 1080 Ti past 2.1GHz on an AIO with it's default power delivery and BIOS? I don't think so. Nothing is stable past 2.1 for me even when I had the voltage maxed out. I don't have any headers connected to the main board either so there isn't any power draw from fans.
Strongly wanting this. My 2080TI FE been dealing with thermal issues lately.
Thanks for the helpful video!!
Depending on your bios you can link the GPU temps to the particular fan header on your bios thus getting accelerated cooling on higher temps.
I have done this to my EVGA RTX 2070 xc and it works
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I have a G12/Kraken combo on my MSI 1080TI Gaming X. Temps are awesome, but definitely notice the coil whine, hadn't put two and two together as to why, so thanks for the explanation!
Nice job on the break down! I wanted to see how this bracket panned out for the 2000 series cards. I used a G12 NZXT bracket on my 1080 as well back in 2016 after noticing my stock MSI GTX 1080 hitting 83c under load. It now for the past 4 years idles at 27-28c and under 100% load never surpasses 45c. I was scared as hell to void my warrenty and DIY water cool it but hands down it was the absolute BEST decision I ever made well worth it.
I'm sitting here thinking about getting one for my GTX 1080 to try and get a little more performance out of it so I don't need a new GPU soon. Prices suck.
@@Slepnair I’d recommend it at your own risk of course.
Ive been using the G12 on my 1080ti for about a month or so now, and my temps have not gotten over 40°C. Its great.
Do you have a pretty heavy undervolt or something? or is it a 240 aio?
C F it’s a 240mm aio
Evga hybrid by default is an 120 aio and runs 45-52°C. I have one. Nice to hear that these temps can be achieved with a 240. 💪🏻
At 4k gaming. With a new noctua fan. The stock one is shiat xD
@@rocketracer111 40°C is when I'm bench-marking in 1440p and overclocked, with no overclock it stays around 32-38 depending on the game 😁
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Congratulations on 100k! Been here since 70k.
The Kraken x62's fan curve can be adjusted to the GPU's temperature with cam (nzxt's software).
You can also use a thermal sensor (pasted to the gpu) and adjust the AIO fan curve to the thermal sensor in the bios (a lot of mother board support 2 pin thermal sensor).
Great piece, great results!
I'd LOVE to see RadVII tested with the Kraken setup as well, I'm quite curious about that combo.
why? the card is abandoned by amd now. not made anymore.
I know this is a late answer, perhaps it will still be of use to you. I put a Thermaltake Water 240mm AIO on a Radeon VII. To do so I had to drill my own holes in the AIO's S2066 bracket. I have the fans controlled by BIOS in the "medium" settting, they are not very audible. The VII runs Caffe or Tensorflow under ROCm/Linux at 1801 MHz flat out, stock settings, and the edge temp never exceeds 55C. Under Windows I have overclocked it to 2GHz GPU and 1100 MHz HBM2 with 5% over power limit, I suspect it can go further but I don't have any games that really need the boost so I have not pushed it harder.
Great video ! I love your camera rolls, they look so nice! Thanks for all your great content on your channel!
Glad you enjoyed!
This is what I been waiting for!
one thing to note, you really need to test the gpu frame timing before/after the application.
its nice to have mhz bump, but if the frame pacing is better, that is way more valuable irl.
Alan Xu Yes!
Not really sure what you mean there. Is 7:05 what you're after?
@@optimumtech great video for the record dont get me wrong ! and awesome work lately for your videos, dude you have the sickest B-roll amongst all the tech channels !!
ok i mean a graph like ruclips.net/video/W3ehmETMOmw/видео.html this one.
at the end of the day, frame rate and the boost clock speed might be the same/similar, but frame timing can be really different from time to time, and that is what ultimately matters.
i would much prefer a steady 100fps than 180 all over the place fps.
simply FPS is measured every second, and 1 second nowadays is just too long to be precise enough.
@@optimumtech frame time is a graph measuring the frame in milliseconds. It's available in afterburner
@@_DeadEnd_ Obviously I know what a frame time is, just watch any of my GPU reviews.
The question was why it matters.
If the GPU is faster, it's faster.
Reducing the GPU temp doesn't sporadically make it stutter (or the inverse) in normal gaming scenarios.
Randomly refreshed my feed and there was a new Optimum Tech video... Why wouldn't have I clicked on it?
Love the GPU @70'c test - good job bro!
very informative, delivered to the point = liked.
Love my G12. GPU AIOs are highly underrated, so much better than stock coolers. CPU water cooling is highly overrated.
Lol, my PC is literally this. I got my Kraken G12 and a Noctua D15.
Could you try this with a 5700xt? I'm curious to see how it will react.
Also waiting for this. I'm not preparing to pay £200+ for ekwb custom water loop!!
Darnell Estephane I'm pretty sure the g12 is incompatible with the 5700 and 5700 XT
@@ready1player31 Maybe it's compatible with the nVidia Block...
If its compatible with r9 290x and r9 390x, it should be compatible with both rx 5700 and rx 5700xt
@@ready1player31 its compatible
great vid, hard to argue with those results!
Just found your channel.
Excellent information and delivery.
Liked and subscribed.
Noise levels is definitely why i'm considering putting my GPU under water - i didn't know about this kit so now that's something for me to consider; thanks for the great video!
Don't consider. Just do.
One thing you forgot to note, many third party manufacturers have passive heat sinks on the VRM's, therefore the fan on the bracket will cool those vrams no problem.
Watch the video again. The brackets are over the bare exposed VRAMs. Which means these VRAMs around the gpu core are bare exposed without heatsinks and thermal pads. They are most likely already dead by now.
Why would you blow the heat at the card? Great quality video as always!
That's where having Corsair commander pro/Icue is good because you can just pair them to gpu temps and you're set.
Nice video! I use the G12 with 2x120mm be quiet! Silent Wings 3 and 1x92mm Noctua NF-B9. And i can highly recommend this! Super low noise. Best regards from germany.
hey Markus
good to know that !
what RPM are you using for both 120mm and 92mm fan ?
best regards from france.
Awesome video ! When I upgrade one day I'll go overkill cooling for my GPU, using a 360 Aio. I prefer lower temperatures and silence.
They might make the card cooler, but having more fans will make it louder
@@nicov9356 Not really. The larger AIO allows for much more dissipation of heat. The more dissipation of heat, the less the fans have to spin up. The less the fans have to spin up, the less noise. But, in near every scenario, a nice tempered glass case makes any and every argument about noise more or less moot.
I see this is an old video but speedfan 4.52 is a great application to correlate GPU temps and chassis fans if needed. It's not the most user-friendly but once you figure it out it's pretty great.
There's actually an adapter for that 14 pin to 4 pin connection, so u can connect the fans directly to the gpu
Hi
Where can this be purchased from in the UK?
@@PandorusFightStick this is the only place I could find it : www.arctic.ac/worldwide_en/nv-14-pin-adapter.html
@@user-cz3bf6cb4c perfect mate !!! Gonna do this
@@user-cz3bf6cb4c So the end of this wire is a 3 pin male connector or 4 pin? So I will be connecting the 2 radiator fans with a Y connector have a 4 pin female end..and then connect the g12 92 mm fan and the radiator fans to this 14 to 4 pin connector? Where do i connect the main pump fan though?
it's a pice of trash product, they don't even give you anything for the passive cooling of the VRM's or the VRAM'S, piece of trash is the more suitable name for it and not kraken G12, so i'll give it a more convenient name for it "Piiece of trash ghetto watercooling solution", mutch better than kraken g12, don't you think?
pls make a Hybrid Build in the Ghost s1
How convenient. Was thinking about doing this to my 2080 ti. I finally get a good cell connection(weeklong hike) and this had come out an hour earlier.
As always, excellent video. I know I'm viewing it a bit late, but as someone with the FE 2080TI and currently a Morpheus II on it (to a wide extent thanks to your older video), I am very curious about the overclocking headroom with an AIO. So if you have time, can be bothered, and think other people might be interested, I would love to see a comparison with pedal-to-the-metal OCing and the 360 Watt power limit Galax BIOS, including benchmarks. Thanks either way!
amazing quality as always, watching you since you were 1 hours on furmark and keep track on gpu temp and aio water temp pls.
not true. I run the g12 on my 1080ti and game for hours on end and my gpu hovers around 50C.
I put a G12 on an MSI Armor 1080ti and it made a world of difference. The G12 is definitely a worthy investment.
Depends on the card. The armor is intended for water cooling (cooling solution that was adequate for something like a 1060)
@@tommyboy5924 lets not say intened, but cheaper
@@md-im8qp they put the cooling system of a 1060 on a 1080 and 1080ti so that it was a bit cheaper (people go the WC could care less about stock temps). It was intended, no ifs or buts about it...
@@md-im8qp ruclips.net/video/BNQtfNFCWa8/видео.html
Here you go kiddo, now fuck off
@@tommyboy5924 ok angery snowflake, instead of going like kiddo or shit like that, first, waterblock-gpu's exist. like aorus waterforce extreme. opening a pre waterblocked gpu is complely useless considering changing the thermalpaste on gpu's dont make much sense, even liquid metal cant make a difference more than a degree. if you wanna use the word intended, you can use it for the aorus card, not this. Infact, I know lots of people who just went with a ventus 2080 Ti / armour 1080 ti just because it was the cheapest. now you can fuck off, imagine getting pissed about this. say hi to your mother for mr if you decide get the fuck out of the basement, asshole.
I’m about to do this in 2024, thanks for the info! Glad I can still have the backplate mounted (it looks so nice in my system)
Currently using the G12 on my 1080Ti SLi setup. Temps never reached 52c in an ambient of 36c. Ever since then, never looked at other option to cool my gpu. Shout out from Malaysia.
omfg
Hey, I was thinking about this for the last day and I came to a conclusion. In a gpu the hottest part is the cores, so if water cooled the temperatures will be fresher. the other components will be passive cooled and cooled by that little fan on the right. What I see people don't seem to get and my conclusion is that when you have the entire gpu making contact with the heat spreader in the usual cooling system graphics cards are when we buy them, all of them kind of share the heat produced by each component, while when they are all open they are not sharing so much heat from the cores and all the other components that where in indirect touch before. The heat in the case environment may get higher, which won't, but each component will stop being affected by the cores heat making them much fresher. So basically having this system is very good since all the heat from the gpu is being totally dissipated through the water cooler system and the other components will be fresher and passively cooling by the air flow in the case, which, obviously, depends on how good air flow you create in your case. If all the components are using the same platform to dissipate heat the temperature will always try to distribute heat among all of them until they get an average heat.
You can offset that by getting varying sizes of small heat sinks to contact the NZXT. Wont be as good for the memory as the original spreader but does the job quite well. Just use a ton of probes lol
@@vanillagerrilla wow, hello there ahah it's been a hot minute ahahahah
I love this setup, but I have a hard time justifying it when I'd like to build in a mITX case. Any chance you can stuff this setup into your M1?
Yes you can I’ve done just use 120mm rads maybe even slightly bigger but personally that’s pointless for me
Yes you can I’ve done just use 120mm rads maybe even slightly bigger but personally that’s pointless for me
Yes you can I’ve done just use 120mm rads maybe even slightly bigger but personally that’s pointless for me
Great idea. EVGA did a great job. Their stock AIO should have 2-fan option - the increase in price would be relatively small so the performance chance would be worth it.
I just ordered a g12 and x62 for my 1080ti,so i'll be doing some wrenching in the weekend😂Nice video btw👍
Temps?
What about cooling the memory and vrm ?
When I did this on my 980 ti, I added copper fins on thermal pads to my vrms.
Great idea!
I'm currently using a EVGA 1080ti hybrid card... And I can say from my experience a 120mm fan radiator combos the sweet spot for sound and adequate cooling performance. But, I really feel that there should be better cooling capabilities added to these hybrid cards in regards to the memory and VRM. I wish they would add vapor cooling chambers with a radiator for the fan to cool them with direct contact.
@Optimum Tech just wanted to chime in that this mod on my 2080 alleviated high temps from 88C to 48C while gaming on ACC. Both CPU and GPU run Kraken X53's; GPU runs cooler than my CPU. Thanks for the insight and review!
I've use very small heatsinks on memory and VRM.
Can you post a picture?
@@hombresdecultura You probably already found this or at least your answer but ruclips.net/video/jyqvKWBZS8Q/видео.html
Accelero III/IV next?
I’ve got the Accelero III on my 2080Ti and I’m a little underwhelmed with the temps
Thomas T how are they?
wow great work and contribution, thank you very much clarified many doubts and I think this is the best option, cost benefit, the two options of fans of 120 and 240 really great work,
13/5000
Greetings from Mexico CDMX =)
Thanks for this guide review it helped a lot in my build! 2080ti temps went from 84/85c under load to 62c.
With a 120mm rad or 240?
@@Kizzster 360mm, the Kraken X73
@@Fritzie345 shouldn't they be way lower with that size rad?
Domenick9 yes, he needs to reseat
I waited to see if the 2080ti is compatible with the kraken g12...THANKS!!
Same, I was surprised that no one made this video before. Great video
My RX 470 "Morpheus Edition"
60°C
1000RPM
1300MHz
@@tacowang Absolutely.
I have the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 580 4GB (Stock cooler)
68°C
1500RPM
1440mHz
Eric Fan He can use that cooler later though. I have a sub zero phase compressor cooling my FX (core temps under load at 1.7 Vcore are somewhere below 0c, it won’t show lower. Evan temp max is -35c and sits at -60f isle). However, that cooler will live a long happy life murdering components for years to come. I should probably put that on my Titan Xp, but I personally think Nvidia single GPUs are dog$hit and not worth wasting my time with, so I’ll just fry that worthless GPU on liquid nitrogen for wasting my time**
**Nvidia drivers are crap, like seriously crap... my 4x crossfire in my main system is much more reliable than any Pascal I’ve tested, and Nvidia isn’t even that fast anymore since they limit you to 2x GPU anyways, so I guess they don’t like money from potential sales of 4x Titan RTX... Oh well, probably not worth it considering how bad the drivers usually are... I even tried it on Linux, and installing the graphics drivers corrupted the OS... like how the hell do you corrupt a server OS from a graphics driver?!? Radeon is always the obvious choice for Linux, but my goodness I didn’t think it would be that bad! That’s even worse than it just crashing every 30 minutes at stock in Windows 10 for the first 6 months I owned it until they fixed the drivers for the Titan series... by then I already had given up on it and went back to my old 2x crossfire setup, and later upgraded to 4x (which is mind blowing good! 100 fps in Crysis 3 at 4k Ultra is unbelievably impressive until you actually play it, it’s insanely awesome, I’m so happy with my quad GPU setup!)
@@jakegarrett8109 Extreeeeeeeeme
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Thank you man!
@Optimum Tech you can use NZXT CAM software to bind the motherboard fan header's output to the GPU temps
NV 14-pin Adapter - Cable. Thats the cable u needed to control the fan with the graphics card
Is it a 3 pin or 4 pin?
@@AG-sk5pv 4 pin
What do you think about Aorus 2080ti waterforce with 240mm AIO ?
if you are thinking about spending that much, you should really consider cooling it using an open loop, rather than an aio. It will cost a little more, but it will look nicer and have better cooling.
For what its worth, i did exactly this modification to my old 1070 turbo. Made a huge difference in noise and thermals. Whole rig stays cooler now too, really worth the time and investment. Thanks dude!
Dude your content is top notch.
When you get your 100k play button you should build a pc and use the plaque as a window. So you can have an awesome pc with your 100k plaque as the window
I had an internal freak out when you said you had to use the AMD mounting hardware. Be careful to anyone who does this don't overtighten it or you might crack the GPU die.
was waiting for this :)
Definitely worth it! Here's a sub sir
Kraken G12 Hybrid Cooling fit in a Ghost s1?
Maybe, I think it could fit.
Kevin TheScreenKiller No way, the pump block would we way too high with an NZXT radiator, but a slim corsair radiation block MIGHT fit?
Just need a low-profile pump block - the NZXT Kraken coolers won't fit
Optimum Tech pls make a build. Please. ;)
my 1080ti broke with this kit in a year. bad cooling memory power etc. no backplate. gpu thought it was cool and overclock itself until other components die. Kraken G12 -40c and -1000dollars
thanks for posting this- I was thinking of getting it for my 1080ti. I don't think my temps are horrible... max of 75 when its hot out and usually around 65-70 when it's cooler. I live in Canada and its +40C in the summer and -40C in the winter.
@@MrBenthefirst the fact is that the 1080ticard has few temperature sensors to detect these problems. you may pay attention to raijintek morpheus (2). this radiator is able to cool the server processor. for a complete set you will need to get radiators for all memory and power and high-quality thermal pads. highly recommend but it takes a lot of space 6 slots
Tempted to do this to my regular RTX2080!
you can make the kraken run with the gpu temp via the CAM software from NZXT
the only thing that kraken needs is a decent design (:
41 screws? Screw that! I'd rather have my loud fans.
Did this combo around a year ago with an x62 (after novidia fixed their drivers, had to use my 1080Ti for a few moths while the 2080Ti was gathering dust lol) and still love it. I'm lucky as my Gaming OC 2080ti can easy sit at 2100MHz+ all day and my temps are stupid low and have never seen them past mid to high 40s. I DID have to make my own heat sinks for ALL the components that took a week a few hours a night, plus an extra 50mm fan for the other VRMs...but it was worth it and I have never had a problem pushing it to the limit and Gibibyte made the cooler so simple to remove. I've been doing this since the 1080 but this was the most challenging one, I might go with WB next...
NZXT CAM software lets you tie motherboard fan headers to GPU or CPU temps. Thats how i have my G12 set up so the VRM cooler is ramping on my definied curve based on the GPU temp, all working great. Good video sir.
Can you put backplate back on?
Just to ally any fears I used this to watercool my rtx 2070. It does indeed use the AMD bracket.
Could you tell me which rtx 2070 you used?
I'm currently using the gigabyte rtx 2070 and I have my doubts on buying this.
@@sept09 same here. i know that it fits perfectly in the 2070s from gigabyte, but i saw on reddit that the 2070 non super with 2 fans needs some modding in the brackets to fit
Got this with a corsair H55 for my RX580. Able to run it at 1590 MHz, up from stock OC at 1411, which is pretty nice. Nicer is that I can just swap the card out for a rx5000 when they drop without having to change any hardware. Gotta lova universal stuff that actually works well.
Installed a Corsair H55 on my RTX2070 MSI Armor, works like a charm, i use one Noctua A25 fan on the radiator, new chassi incoming and i might put another fan on it for pushpull so i can lower the rpm.
how to cool down the VRM
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Get 2 packs of these @ www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00637X42A/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@mdkagent0075 Do you need a fan along with these?
Gotta give it to NVIDIA, these cards are gorgeous.
I've been using G12 on both AMD and NVIDIA with Kraken X62 and X52. I'm never going back. On the side note i had to rotate mounting brackets a few times to make them align with the mounting holes. Other then that smooth sailing.
if you want to control your fans according to gpu Temperature, i can highly recommand Argus monitor
Change Fans for Noctua ones, much more silent and better performance.
Also, when using a 120mm Radiator, there are adaptors to 140mm Fans.
Again, bigger Fan, slower spin speed, much more silent than before.
And for Vibration-Issues, there are rubber seals that improve airflow and dampen vibration noises.
THAT is the true Power of ANY Water-Cooling but especally AIO . .
You are much more flexible in the components you use for it.
wait at 5:02 one second its a corsair and then its a nzxt aio. what in the hell did i jus winess
Cutting error
fake news, scam channel
If you watched till the end of the video you would realize that he tested both AIOs.
I think the corsair is the 120
Got the hybrid from evga on my 2080 ti and beside that little pump noise im going to fix controlling the pump trough mainboard i got nothing but love for this kit!!
Thanks for the great content Bro! I just hooked up my evga 2080ti ftw3 hybrid with the kraken g12 and the x72 rad yesterday. Other than CAM software BS it runs so much better than the 120mm aio it came with. I don't know why they use 120mm aio's on these cards especially with their higher power limits even if they aren't that much higher. If anyone is deciding to do this kit wait till you can afford at least a 140mm or 240mm radiator size minimum if you are gonna overclock at all. Cheers
He just showed that the 120mm aio performed just as well as the FE if not better when testing applications like Project Cars 2 (as shown in the video) and it was a whopping 10 decibels quieter than the FE as opposed to the 240mm aio which was a 3 decibel reduction in sound at stock (but much better cooling). The 120mm aio is simply a better option if you are solely considering sound output and still want to maintain that performance the FE gave.
I would be too scared to try water cooling, to me water cooling + expensive electronics = bad idea
WiseSilverWolf it’s closed loop, so rare to leak
You ARE using way too much thermal compound...
i was just waiting for the 92mm noctua fan to come out for the g12 :P
Great tutorial & vid quality overall
Thats a LOOOOOOOT of thermal paste breh
Ever tried a Karen G12? It has the power and rage of all anti vaccine moms.