Video card liquid cooling

[vaethrus]

Do they still make liquid cooling for modern video cards, and if so where can I find one at , the newest one I can find when searching online is for a gtx 500 series cards , does anybody know if they make these for modern cards and if so where I can find one .

 

[salvage-this]

Do you mean all in one liquid solutions or water blocks for current GPUs?

This will have limited compatibility
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835186067

You can get full cover blocks as well for most high end cards

http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l2/g30/c357/list/p1/Liquid_Cooling-Water_Blocks_VGA_-_Brand.html

http://www.performance-pcs.com/cata...71_240&zenid=3df713e7d556936ad05c37475ed8d6a0

You will need to build your own loop to use those.

 

[vaethrus]

Water blocks for current gpus, I was searching and I really wasn't able to find any really.

 

[wolfeking]

explain a little more. What card are you trying to cool? Do you want it to be closed loop or are you adding to/building a loop?

 

[vaethrus]

I just wanto know if they make water blocks you can attach to modern gpus that is all, water cooling a video card instead of air cooling

 

[jonnyp11]

It depends on the card, like they said, but you can find them for prett much any card, and the upper end ones can be bought with a cooler pre-attatched, but only the block, not the tubing or radiator

 

[Okedokey]

The answer then is yes.

 

[wolfeking]

I just wanto know if they make water blocks you can attach to modern gpus that is all, water cooling a video card instead of air cooling

Yes to a point. Generally the top 3 or 4 cards in a series will have a block available. Go below that and you are stuck in the land of universal fit, and they only cool the processor, not vRAM or electrical control components.

What card are you trying to cool?

 

[Okedokey]

Yes to a point. Generally the top 3 or 4 cards in a series will have a block available. Go below that and you are stuck in the land of universal fit, and they only cool the processor, not vRAM or electrical control components.

What card are you trying to cool?

Vram and other stuff doesn't usually matter as the block is usually (not always) machined up, that is to say, above components. Most blocks just have all the designes etched in for a given reference card. They're almost all the same.

SO the main message i think, is get a reference card if you want to do that. Most pcbs will be similar i think.

But yeah, a lower end card, really has no business with a water block