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Water cooled GPUs tempreture ?

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October 17, 2014 5:26:45 AM

Hello guys, so I just finished my watercooling build which is the following:

XSPC 750 v4 res/pump
XSPC raystorm for lga1155
XSPC 240mm (For CPU)
EK 240mm (For GPUs)
two EK GPU universal blocks
EK terminal dual
mix of ek and xspc compressions and plugs.

Now the temps on idle are alright to me since i'm in a hot place, around 30 on idle and 27-29 on ambient. On stress lets say like bf4 the cpu was around 50-55 (i7 2600k @ 4.4GHz) which is still alright for me. Now what i feel not alright is my gpus, they are the same temps on idle as my cpu, but on bf4 they stay around 65-70. Is this okay or is it not ?

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a c 248 K Overclocking
October 17, 2014 5:45:49 AM

That GPU load 65~70c sounds kinda toasty for water cooling? :pfff: 

I'd say you're seriously short on radiator cooling field for what you're cooling, 2 GPUs, but look on the bright side, that's better load temperature than the stock GPU air cooling was, Right?

This is a very common mistake of not having enough radiator to do the job, and is usually because of the desire to cram everything inside some small case.

My 2 watercooled 580GTX load temps never reached or exceeded 45c running a 360 and a 240 radiator loop.

So are you happy and satisfied?
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October 17, 2014 6:16:54 AM

Well I have TWO 240mm one for the CPU and one for the gpus, they should be enough don't they ?
Yes i do not want to install radiators outside the case, the 760t is just so beautiful to ruin it with an outside rad xD

And 65-70 is only on bf4 and furmark, i just played the new borderlands for a while and temps did not go over 56 on both cards.
I'm still ok with it, it's just that i used to run cpu + gpu on one 240mm and i did not get more than 55 for cpu and gpu and they were overclocked !

Should I go 360mm on top of the case for gpus and use the 240 for cpu ? And i'm suspecting the pump isn't enough :/ 
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a c 248 K Overclocking
October 17, 2014 6:28:22 AM

iAboodz said:
Well I have TWO 240mm one for the CPU and one for the gpus, they should be enough don't they ?
Yes i do not want to install radiators outside the case, the 760t is just so beautiful to ruin it with an outside rad xD

And 65-70 is only on bf4 and furmark, i just played the new borderlands for a while and temps did not go over 56 on both cards.
I'm still ok with it, it's just that i used to run cpu + gpu on one 240mm and i did not get more than 55 for cpu and gpu and they were overclocked !

Should I go 360mm on top of the case for gpus and use the 240 for cpu ? And i'm suspecting the pump isn't enough :/ 


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I'm still ok with it
Well if you are satisfied with your results that's all that really matters!

I can only share how to improve your cooling load performance results, but if you're satisfied then I'll just be wasting my time.

Good Luck to You!

I do suggest you read over this.



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12 minutes ago

Okay that's good thank you for that !
Although I'm still not sure about this. Could my pump be the issue ? It's an XSPC 750 v4 and I did read online that it's enough for my setups from a couple of people.

btw this is my setup: pump/res>240rad>cpu>240rad>gpu>pump/res
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