modifying a pre packaged cooling unit
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Dhampire01
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No your graphics card has a cooler on its own and also if you somehow did that its is highly probable that the CPU would fry or crash every 20 seconds
Dhampire01
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If its custom built you can connect the liquid tank to both the CPU (with a compatible socket) and the GPU.
Keep in mind that in order to put liquid cooling into the GPU you need a custom cooler with the required pipes and sockets.
Better build a liquid cooling unit on your own.There are guides all over the internet.
Keep in mind that in order to put liquid cooling into the GPU you need a custom cooler with the required pipes and sockets.
Better build a liquid cooling unit on your own.There are guides all over the internet.
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