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Zotac GeForce GTX 1080 Ti ArcticStorm Mini Review
Posted by: on: 12/21/2017 01:46 PM [
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It is time to take and test the smallest and best cooled that Zotac has available, the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti ArcticStorm Mini. This liquid cooled graphics cards comes 100% customized with factory tweaks, simply hook it into your liquid cooling loop and go massive on cooling performance. Ahw yeah!
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 01/05/2018 04:21 PM
Yeah my old trusty Zalman Reserator XT is quite handy. To my knowledge, there are no 'ready' kits without getting yourself into problems if you meant LCS kits. EK has some stuff, but really this is intended to be added to a regular G 1/4 threaded loop/fitting for your normal liquid cooling setup. it's a very common and regular fitting though, easily added into any loop with normal tubing.
Thank you for the review, I would like to know what the compatible liquid cooling solutions exist for this particular card, out-of-the-box. The one you have used Hilbert seems to be from 2007 and is not availbable in my country. Can I just use any closed loop liquid cooling system built for CPUs`on this GFX?
Yeah my old trusty Zalman Reserator XT is quite handy. To my knowledge, there are no 'ready' kits without getting yourself into problems if you meant LCS kits. EK has some stuff, but really this is intended to be added to a regular G 1/4 threaded loop/fitting for your normal liquid cooling setup. it's a very common and regular fitting though, easily added into any loop with normal tubing.
jambazz
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Junior Member
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Posted on: 01/08/2018 09:08 AM
Aww.. I wish I understood what that meant.
Im still rocking my Antec Sonata 1 case (from what 2002?), that I retrofitted with dampening materials, and I cut out the front HD cages and installed a 120mm fan, so that I get better airflow in to the case. Its super fine, silent and all, but I am planning on replacing my 150W 1070 with a 275W 1080 Ti, and all that extra heat makes me worry that my fans will go top speed in order to deal with that heat.
The watercooled 1080 Ti you wrote about makes me want to shift to an aircooled GPU setup, but I would not know what parts to buy. Do you know of any *loop* that could cool a GPU AND a CPU?
Cheers
PS: I intend on purchasing a new, good, silent case with all the bells and whistles when I get this 1080 Ti.
Yeah my old trusty Zalman Reserator XT is quite handy. To my knowledge, there are no 'ready' kits without getting yourself into problems if you meant LCS kits. EK has some stuff, but really this is intended to be added to a regular G 1/4 threaded loop/fitting for your normal liquid cooling setup. it's a very common and regular fitting though, easily added into any loop with normal tubing.
Aww.. I wish I understood what that meant.
Im still rocking my Antec Sonata 1 case (from what 2002?), that I retrofitted with dampening materials, and I cut out the front HD cages and installed a 120mm fan, so that I get better airflow in to the case. Its super fine, silent and all, but I am planning on replacing my 150W 1070 with a 275W 1080 Ti, and all that extra heat makes me worry that my fans will go top speed in order to deal with that heat.The watercooled 1080 Ti you wrote about makes me want to shift to an aircooled GPU setup, but I would not know what parts to buy. Do you know of any *loop* that could cool a GPU AND a CPU?
Cheers
PS: I intend on purchasing a new, good, silent case with all the bells and whistles when I get this 1080 Ti.
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Thank you for the review, I would like to know what the compatible liquid cooling solutions exist for this particular card, out-of-the-box. The one you have used Hilbert seems to be from 2007 and is not availbable in my country. Can I just use any closed loop liquid cooling system built for CPUs`on this GFX?