Oh my, that looks very cool. A stock water cooling solution?

It might look 'very cool' but most gamers won't be able to find a place in their cases for the 240mm radiator! I have an AIO 360 in the roof of my Corsair 5000T (only place I'd want it), the 5000T only has space for a single rear exhaust fan and I wouldn't want some of the cool air coming in from the front three AF120's being diverted out through a side mounted Asus 240mm radiator. And a 5000T or similar sized case are described as 'large' cases, most don't want an even larger huge case.

Last gen of these cards had some coil whine issues. I wonder if that has been address in any way.

Embra:

Last gen of these cards had some coil whine issues. I wonder if that has been address in any way.

Unlikely, the higher quality parts Asus has been using just have more coil whine. Same issue with their laptops.

I don't understand where you're supposed to put the radiator.. A single fan radiator is easy, and I did it twice, you can put it at the back, but two slots means you have to use the top or at the front at intake which can't be approriate. The two slots makes it even more a niche product, anyone using an AIO top can't use it fully.

XenthorX:

I don't understand where you're supposed to put the radiator.. A single fan radiator is easy, and I did it twice, you can put it at the back, but two slots means you have to use the top or at the front at intake which can't be approriate. The two slots makes it even more a niche product, anyone using an AIO top can't use it fully.

There is an aorus waterforce with 360 aio. Where would you put that? 😀

Undying:

There is an aorus waterforce with 360 aio. Where would you put that? 😀

No way 😱 😱. Madness. I wouldn't even consider watercooling my 4090, the MSI cooler is doing his job perfectly. We've known really hot gpu in the past, (980-ti!) I don't know if cooling technology improved that much, but I really don't feel the need.