Cooling my graphics card
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unknownofprob
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the stock cooler should be fine, that's if you have a custom branded one.
A beast cooler would be to get a 400mm radiator and have a water block attached to your GPU, but that'll cost a lot.
A beast cooler would be to get a 400mm radiator and have a water block attached to your GPU, but that'll cost a lot.
unknownofprob
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for a GTX 650, that kind of beast isn't worth it, if you want one, by all means get one.
A water block needs pipes connected to a radiator, otherwise there is no pumping/cooling system for the liquid.
A water block needs pipes connected to a radiator, otherwise there is no pumping/cooling system for the liquid.
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