Hi, I was wondering where i could find a water block for my graphics card, its a GTX555 inside of an alienware x51. I've googled it to no avail, I do have a machine shop that i could use if anyone could give me pointers on how to construct one myself though. Thanks for the help!
GPU waterblock for a GTX555
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Shadowblade2652
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The NZXT Kraken G10 uses AIO coolers that you can buy for your CPU and is a pretty solid option.
Beware that it's not a custom block, so you'll need to purchase something that uses an ASETEK cooler (most coolers use them anyways, just google it).
Beware that it's not a custom block, so you'll need to purchase something that uses an ASETEK cooler (most coolers use them anyways, just google it).
So you're saying to mount a cpu water block to the video card? I'd like to stay away from an all in one product because I prefer to play with it myself.
How would the cpu heatsink attach to the card? and what about the vram and whatnot, I'd still need a way to cool the rest of the card
How would the cpu heatsink attach to the card? and what about the vram and whatnot, I'd still need a way to cool the rest of the card
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Basically, it has an adapter on it (along with a fan for the vram) that lets it plug an AIO CPU cooler into it. It's a little circular shaped hole with teeth.
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