GeForce° RTS 2070 SUPER° X

[cement]

Good day, people.
Question arose a small.
I have here such video card GeForce° RTS 2070 SUPER° X http://www.palit.com/palit/vgapro.php?id=3310&lang=en
And after a short period of time, I realized that it would be nice to put water cooling in the form of a water block. Corps allows put almost any cooling, so as corps Thermaltake Tower 900 https://www.thermaltake.com/C_00002974.htm , together and on processor, with Northern bridge shall deliver, not forgetting and memory, but this perhaps will 2 loop.
And question simple - "What waterblock suited on this video card, and the the search until not very and helped."
Difficulties with delivery will be solved if it is known what to buy.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

With RTX it's best to just buy a model that already has a full water block on it if thats the way you wish to go.

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Автор сообщения: Bad 💀 Motha

With RTX it's best to just buy a model that already has a full water block on it if thats the way you wish to go.

About this can be was to think in moment when still teetered GTX 1060, but accidentally bought RTX 2070 Super (on shares). Yes, until I not'm using water, Yes and water wanted to questioning only on processor (on 1060 water and not place, she and so not very heats up). But here's the action and I am the happy owner of 2070 and then decided to continue the selection of water blocks for the system. Just those that I saw are designed for 2070 cards, and I have a version That allows you to make, if you want, a multigraphic system of 2 video cards. Here I do not want to get to trouble and not to buy the block which will not approach to my already existing video card.

[Spec_Ops_Ape]

None of the waterblock manufacturers (EK, Corsair, Phanteks, Bitspower, Heatkiller, Alphacool, Bykski) list a block compatible with your card (non-refeference PCB layout). Ek doesn't even list a universal block for the die.
If you really want to watercool the card and are able to, return it and get something more popular (ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI).

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Автор сообщения: Spec_Ops_Ape

None of the waterblock manufacturers (EK, Corsair, Phanteks, Bitspower, Heatkiller, Alphacool, Bykski) list a block compatible with your card (non-refeference PCB layout). Ek doesn't even list a universal block for the die.
If you really want to watercool the card and are able to, return it and get something more popular (ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI).

In accordance with the law, I can’t just at my whim change this video card to another model. You can certainly put it up for sale (cash losses will not be big with this sale because of the purchase price at the very beginning at a rather low price), but at the same time I see that most of the water blocks are designed for simple versions of 2070, and not like my version is Super. This is just what slows me down. Although I was able to understand a little while watching that if you take it from 2080, then there is a chance that it will rise, but I just don’t want to get into such a little thing.
Through a little search, I just found out that I have one of the "Founders Edition", which just allows me to put a block from 2080, but it’s just that doubts gnaw at me a little.

[Monk]

Pretty sure that's just a reference pcb by the look of it so any block reference or founders block should fit it, however, watercooling a 2070 is an odd choice, for the cost of the loop you could easily buy a faster card, the cost of loops get expensive, very fast.

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Автор сообщения: Monk

Pretty sure that's just a reference pcb by the look of it so any block reference or founders block should fit it, however, watercooling a 2070 is an odd choice, for the cost of the loop you could easily buy a faster card, the cost of loops get expensive, very fast.

I do not plan to change it within a year, unless the manufacturer does as it was with the advent of the 1000 series, which even the average produced the same result or close to it as the 900 series from the upper segment.
https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-980-vs-Nvidia-GTX-1060-6GB/2576vs3639 (my old video card was 1060-6 GB, and before that 560 Ti)
And if the video card works for me with good cooling (I hope the water will give it, if it’s not, then it makes no sense to put water on me, since I already have a good purge of this case in the form of 6 fans for 140 mm each, but I can still put 4 pcs), then it will last a long time and will not show me image artifacts.

[Monk]

That's fair enough, but, you should of probably just bought a better base card as watercooling it will cost youatleast £3-400, more if you want to do the whole system properly, mine came in at £1400 and I've budgeted 1000 for the second.

You've gone for the most basic card possible so I wouldn't expect miracles from overclocking it, if you don't mind the noise, just turn up the fan and leave it stock, potentially look at an aftermarket aio or air cooler for it, but, putting a custom loop on a (relitivly) cheap card makes no sense.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Again you have these choices.

Buy a gpu model that already includes a full coverage water block, or buy a gpu that has the FE like Reference Design/Layout as this is what water block makers will go by because gpus with custom coolers will differ in PCB layouts.

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Автор сообщения: Bad 💀 Motha

Buy a gpu model that already includes a full coverage water block, or buy a gpu that has the FE like Reference Design/Layout as this is what water block makers will go by because gpus with custom coolers will differ in PCB layouts.

Through a little research, I found that this model was made on the basis of the "Founders Edition", but the previous speaker raised a grain of doubt about the need for this operation.
And so I think about this version of the water block here https://shop.bitspower.com/index.php?route=product/product&search=2080RD&p=123&product_id=7128
but at the same moment maybe it will be a different manufacturer.