How to Install a Graphics Card Water Block
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I'm up at 2am watching videos on planning my computer build. Yea It's time for me to sleep. I'll finish this in the morning lol. Luv you man.
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching!
Why didn't you show the mound of binned cards you used for practice? :P
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
M8 I wrecked like 10.
@Hardwareunboxed
7 жыл бұрын
Should have got iFixit to sponsor this video, then you could afford to replace all the graphics cards harmed in its creation! :D Reach out to Linus, I think he has their details ;)
@onlyskillss9754
7 жыл бұрын
Science Studio maybe then this is not somethink you should do if u break so many for the sake of a video that's been done a million times
@kimikun83
7 жыл бұрын
coz its science
I have come to complain about the application of the thermal compound. Thank you for noticing my complaint. Good day to you Sir/Mam
@luispedro4045
7 жыл бұрын
How should it be?
@mr.marmot39
7 жыл бұрын
it should use more!! THATS TOO LITTLE!!!
@calieburger3113
7 жыл бұрын
I mean you need a table spoon of thermal paste atleast just enough to cover the entire gpu, you know ... To get it nice and slippery
@luispedro4045
7 жыл бұрын
Dude it was enough. Always the same story everytime.
@calieburger3113
7 жыл бұрын
I'm joking man I know, more than enough actually ... under the pressure of the block it will spread very evenly, even with a very small amount of paste
2 AM and I'm watching a SS vid... Glad it's summer
@billymsh
7 жыл бұрын
what do you mean you're a nazi?
perfect timing since Jay is giving away that 1080 + waterblock 👌🏿👌🏿😂
@paddydoestech
7 жыл бұрын
Carl's Corner lol its probably preassembled as to reduce shipping size
Crusin' by...your productions are lookin' fine, man. :thumbsup: Good work.
Good video. Came out just in time for my birthday.
Such a sick channel bro....good shit
keep forgetting to subscribe to you're channel, but I finally did it. YAY!!!
ayy great video greg, just what I was looking for in the early hours of the morning :)
@paddydoestech
7 жыл бұрын
Ubwr same lol, gmt?
Additional benefits of water cooled graphics cards: most dual-slot cards become single-slot when water cooled, if there is no connector occupying the second slot's space. If you can get a single slot bracket with water cooling the system can be very densely packed. Since your GTX 1080 Ti is one of those cards that does not have dual slot connectors, you can pack 7 of them into a motherboard like Asus Z10PE-D16 WS. Throw in a pair of Xeon E5-2697v4 and 128GB of RAM and you can spin up 7 virtual machines, each with one dedicated GPU, 4 dedicated cores, and 16GB of RAM. This is enough to host a LAN party. Linus from LTT have done it before using R9 Nanos and it was already awesome.
Great video, like your channel helped me building my new pc
Enjoy your videos. Can you get your hands on an EK A240G? Some other channels have videos up, but I prefer your format and analysis. Thanks.
Nice mixer. Only for the youtube stuff or do you also record guitar and music?
Good stuff to know, I want to water cool my system and this is a good place to start.
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
Glad I could help in some way.
thank you greg for getting me in the mood to try watercooling my gpu. this is satisfying and i realy want to see how well my card will perform when being watercooled :')
when its 4am and you see jayztwoce- siencestudio* uploaded a vid :D
I've been meaning to ask, where'd you get that mat from? It looks like it's filled with a lot of information!
It's past midnight man, why do you have to post such interesting shit when I have to sleep
@paddydoestech
7 жыл бұрын
Jackson Tran i justvwoke up
Thank you!
on some Waterblocks you get, diffrent thicknes thermalpads for the V-Ram and mosfets. here you should look at the manual included.
Hello Greg, Just wondering if you have ever tried Arctic Silver's Arcticlean for removing thermal paste? It is a two part kit with a cleaning and surface prep solution. It's always given me good results on my builds.
Circle style of thermal paste is better then that. Lol. Quite straight forward and who needs those paper instructions, when you watch someone doing it.
can u link the mat that u are using in that video under the grafic card and loved the video by the way
science studio? more like jayztwocents studio
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
salztwocents
@obvious_humor
7 жыл бұрын
Science Studio gregztwocents
@skrtskrt3429
7 жыл бұрын
Science Studio reported for copyright
I love that mat
@Science Studio Is there a over due date on the compunds to replace it?
Science Studio very nice video bro
Can you do a vid on installing the EVGA Hybrid kit for the 1080ti Fe the kit has been out for months and there still aren't any vids on it
Great video
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching.
Any link to that work mat? I thought I saw one in a previous video before
Is there a benefit to doing this yourself vs. buying one made specifically for water cooling?
what's the name of the pad you have on table? Looks useful :o
Hey I noticed a bit of background hiss almost like a noise gate had a slow release. Just a heads up Greg, great video though!
What is the name and where can I buy one of those table pads, which he's working on?
I was thinking of getting a sea hawk card or maybe can you water block a card and hook it up to aio some how
So how do you connect a water block to the rest of your cooling system? Or is there water already in there?
Salamander studio!
I'd love to see a price to performance build. A build that doesn't focus on being cheap, or performance exclusively, but rather every single part is selected due to its price vs. performance
hey why dont you make a soft tube testbench? and use a 7600k coz it mostly wont be bottlenecked
I have taken my time to watch this video, and i have physically come in this part of the website where people express their opinions, to say through my input device that has the qwerty layout, otherwise knows as a keyboard, that your use of thermal conductive compound, otherwise known as thermal grease, thermal paste, is incredibly bad and you should educate yourself how to apply this thermally conductive compound. now give this a heart
I can only hear the fans from my case that might be because it 50 for a ok looking midtower case and 3led fans but my gtx 1070 asus strix oc never gets to high but that I dont got oc much but my fx 8320e has a .8ghz oc
You say that water/liquid cooled PCs are silent and "inaudible". What about the pump noise? If you have 2 pumps for separate CPU and GPU loops, it's even worse. You can suppress that with sound dampening materials, I guess, or if your case has "basement" for PSU and water pumps.
I don't care what other viewers say about your videos. I like watching you learn about new stuff and commenting on it. Same thing with your hard tube build. Can you just add a bunch of thermal pads on the backplate, so it hepls cool the card? Also shouldn't be the temps much lower? I mean 61°C on a watercooled 1080 under load seems a little much to me. I expected temps around the 50s +/-5.
Oooh yesss i love break away Use it moar pls
61C seems too high. I installed Corsair H55 AIOs via Kraken G12s to both my 980 Tis and neither of them go near 61C at full load, even OC'd with ambient temps above 30C. I know that's apples/oranges, but still, that just seems too high for a custom loop. I do agree though that the sound difference is a huge benefit to liquid cooling.
I NEED YOUR HELP i am building a new pc do i need 3 or 5 audio ports on my motherobard for 5.1 soround speakers
This is the first time I noticed that there is distinctly 1GB of VRAM missing on the 1080 Ti even thought the board seems to be prepared for it. I wonder if you could actually add it in later (theoretically. I bet a reflow oven would be needed).
9:38 Is that an X299 ASRock motherboard I spy for the upcoming 7900k build? :D
Luke is on an add!!
Why am I watching this, I'll never watercool my 750Ti :P great video!
Insomnia Crew checking in!
does this work in my bitfenix portal?
How void is your warranty?
The thumbnail said "Custom graphics card water-cooling", I thought you had your own block machined.
damn I was hoping for a guide for watercooling for custom pcbs. like the supremacy evo vga from ek. advantage: cheap reusable. disadvantage: no cooling for ram and vrm.
@paddydoestech
7 жыл бұрын
Nils Wolny i think the point of this video (and mayb why its a refcard) is so people get the idea of the process so they can apply it to thier specific card as there are lots :)
Great! Now I can order a block for GT 1030
Never clicked so fast!
61 degrees Celsius for a 1080 on water? There must be something wrong. Either the block is faulty or not correctly installed or there is an issue with loop. What radiators did you use for this test? I have an i7-7700K with a 1080 with a 360 mm radiator and a 240 mm radiator. Even with higher ambient temps, the GPU goes barely over 50 degrees with Noctua NF-F12 on both rads (about 70% or 1.000 rpm under load).
@braydennturner
7 жыл бұрын
He might have a really aggressive overclock on the water cooled one and didn't take that into account.
@webcodr
7 жыл бұрын
It's a possibility. My 1080 runs with 1949 MHz at stock. I had her once bumped up to 2.1 GHz and the temps were around 53 degrees C.
6:00 Just place the block upside down on the block box and align the screw holes with the holes in the card. Just screw it on and you're done. No second person needed and no risk of misaligning or dropping the block.
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
mrawesomelemons Read what I literally said in video.
@mrawesomelemons
7 жыл бұрын
Science Studio Chill dude. Just a step by step guide for people moving along. They could have been confused about what you meant.
Why does the backplate not spread the force of the Cooler screws over the whole board? thats like kinda the purpose of it. the backplate is literally just put onto the back with no reason whatsoever. i'd have liked to see the screws of the waterblock screw into the backplate as well. especially the ones around the GPU.
is the GPU shortage/mining craze affecting your channel at all?
So when will u get hands on the x299 bro.
When's the i9 video coming?
What happens with all the PCs you build?
could you solder a extra 1 gb chip on the board? interested if that would work
@SkinUpMonkey
7 жыл бұрын
No it's cut on the chip too.
Don't worry you don't need those G 1/4" caps, BitWit has a video on his channel if you want more information. :)
obligatory tech KZreadr video progression
Notification Squadddd????
Isn't water cooling where you put your GPU in liquid and power it? and make it cooler and cleaner?
@paddydoestech
7 жыл бұрын
Square replace the water with mineral oil and your set
xlr8 gtx 1080ti or rog strix 1080ti ?? which one should i pick up?
@joelambert7128
7 жыл бұрын
Look at some performance charts, if you are watercooling like Greg though, look for the cheapest reference PCB you can find - the quality of the cooler is irrelevant when you're replacing it. Reference PCBs have the largest variety of blocks available (generally).
finally something scientific
If the screws don't line up, can we just drill the holes out?
@Zestypanda
7 жыл бұрын
Can I get my witty comment pinned?
@xMahzii
7 жыл бұрын
Zestypanda oh god..
Did you void your warranty?
@dtb6456
7 жыл бұрын
Rubrical Spade, of course he did
@GermanMaterialScientist
7 жыл бұрын
It depends. E.g. here in Germany MSI allows you to mount a stronger cooler than thiers without voiding your warranty. I don't know if other companies allow that.
@rubica1
7 жыл бұрын
The only two companies I hear don't void your warranty are MSI and EVGA.
i don't understand your results on water with that 1080, i used to have a 1080 ftw with custom loop with cpu+gpu on a 360 rad i was getting MAX 52°C with 28°C ambiant inside the case. With my new 1080 TI in the exact same system with same ambiant i'm still never getting above 50°C (better VRM components on the TI compared to 1080 so less heat). i also saw many other people with similar temps than me so yeah maybe something is wrong with your tests ? Oh and those numbers i'm giving are with heavy oc: +500 memory and 2050 mhz on core.
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
Cloak Nothing wrong. Many factors to consider. No temps will be the same.
$2k in just water cooling components?!?!? Where are you getting your stuff from? EKWB has a configuration tool, tell it what case, mb, gpu and how many sticks of ram you have, what is the cooling for (sounds, performance or both), which components do you want cooled, then it'll give you its recommendations, you can even pick the color of the tubing, coolant, fittings, etc. for me after tax and shipping was just under $600, cpu and gpu
I need to watercool my graphics card, I bought the Nvidia GTX 1080ti founder's edition, so that thing with its current stock fan curve isn't too loud, but the thing gets so hot that it's not even funny when outside is like 25C or above
cool literally cool
Wanna hear a joke Greg applying thermal compound Hahaha lol jk😂
Yeah toilet paper is my tool of choice too -- comes in very handy for all occasions.....
Greg needs intel's latest box opener: the i7 7740x
If I have a non-ref pcb am I fucked?
Funny, I was just recently thinking of watercooling my 1070. 143F in a hot room at full load, fans maxed.
Not using the box the water block came in to help screw it onto the card, nice, don't wanna get sued by Jay.
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
Puremindgames 😂😂
Looks like Gigabyte sent you some weed i stead of the mobo....😂😂😂
#notificatiosquad
new playlist??
@GregSalazar
7 жыл бұрын
Yeeeeeep :-)
The first hole is always the most difficult. ;)
I watercooled my GT 710 with pee, took it out of my PC, pissed on it, throwed it in the garbage.
where's the Notification squad!!
What happened to candid
This comment section is saltier than the Dead Sea, nice video Greg...
I don't have Lint-free cloth either, i wipe most of the residue off with toilet paper, and then just wipe the microfibres off with a coffee filter...
5:40 you didnt fully cover the last MosFET
I saw this waterblock under the name Bykski at aliexpress for just 60 euros
Ahhh, still applying thermal paste incorrectly onto the processor die. You are doing a great disservice to your newbie viewers. - I'm Just Saying
why don't manufacturers just make GPU's with water cooling blocks as well as fan cooled models?
@aaronbigleman7326
7 жыл бұрын
Tentish they do
63 degrees full load? That's a bit high, no? I bought the EVGA GTX 1080 Hybrid waterblock and my GTX 1080 won't even reach 50C.
I dont even need to know this coz i dont have a graphics card. But im watching it coz its greg!
I'm not early so let me not make a joke. Joke unavailable.