KrazyTI'm not into Watercooling, but these cards are so slim !

FlankerIKR, I wish this is the norm for top end cards instead of humongous metal heatsinks

KrazyTI'm not into Watercooling, but these cards are so slim !

nguyenYou will need humongous metal heatsinks somewhere else in your case, as in radiators

nguyenYou will need humongous metal heatsinks somewhere else in your case, as in radiators

AnotherReaderRadiators are lighter and more space efficient than the monstrous heatsinks of modern video cards.

puma99dk|What I basically want to say.

Wish I could figure custom loop but I can't that's why I used an AIO for many years and now I have moved to air and cards are getting bigger and bigger because they consume more power and make more heat so the 2 slots graphics card on air are gone with a good even mid-range card most of the times.

fb020997It isn’t very difficult, even as a newcomer, if you don’t do anything crazy like a 2x240 rads loop in an itx case as a first foray into full custom loops. A “basic” 2x240 cpu+gpu loop WITH SOFT TUBINGS and a medium-large mid tower, like mine in my profile pic, is quite easy to plan and quite easy to build. And ZERO maintenance if you use black norprene/EPDM/ZMT tubings and clear coolant.

puma99dk|Problem is that it's hella expensive for me because I don't want anything random and not named Corsair so it's cheaper and easier for me to buy a Noctua cooler and a graphics card that has some good cooling.

I do miss my 2slot GTX 1080 Ti Hybrid with a 120mm AIO it was the perfect card and yes to build, I brought EVGA's Hybrid set back in the day and had a GTX 1080 Ti FE.

fb020997It isn’t very difficult, even as a newcomer, if you don’t do anything crazy like a 2x240 rads loop in an itx case as a first foray into full custom loops. A “basic” 2x240 cpu+gpu loop WITH SOFT TUBINGS and a medium-large mid tower, like mine in my profile pic, is quite easy to plan and quite easy to build. And ZERO maintenance if you use black norprene/EPDM/ZMT tubings and clear coolant.