Recent content by schiffy

@Fromanotherplanet you're exactly right. Right after I saw the leak yesterday, I blamed it on pent-up pressure from too much water in my loop. So I drained the loop, and, as I refilled it, the leak immediately surfaced again. Because the loop was only partially filled, there should have only...

Anyway, for anyone curious about the experience of watercooling their TUF 3090 in the NCASE M1: - I'm running an undervolt with 1800 MHz @ 805mV. Seems to be stable on my silicon, but I need to do longer stress tests to be sure. - 263W average watt draw on Heaven 4.0 (peak of 285W). The reduced...

I installed the Alphacool G1/4" plugs, but unfortunately they don't seal and cause leaks. Here's a video showing how connecting my quick-disconnects causes an immediate leak on the fittings: Perhaps the terminal fitting for the bitspower block is slightly larger than it should be, preventing...

@paulesko thank you! I'm going to pick these up instead – these seem like the perfect match.

That+ plumber's tape (since there's no o ring) may just do the trick!

Update: The ASUS TUF 3090 is watercooled in NCASE M1 with a dual radiator setup. Would I recommend it? Maybe? It's certainly not for the faint of heart and it barely fits -- it takes quite a bit of elbow grease to get the side radiator on. The issue is that the G 1/4" plugs don't sit flush with...

As an aside, the TUF 3090 runs quite well in my NCASE M1. I'm surprised that it's actually relatively quiet -- it's definitely not silent under load, and the fans are far from annoying. The card seems to max out at around 70C when gaming, which isn't that bad either (and far cooler than my...

Including the fittings, my measurements show that I would need 36mm of clearance between the GPU and the side radiator. I'm using a TX240 for the side radiator, and there's 38mm of clearance from the GPU to the radiator. Cautiously optimistic...2mm isn't a lot of room to work with -- nor is it a...

Oh, and for posterity, as expected, the EKWB 3090 block most certainly does not fit in the NCASE M1. You already probably know that, but now I do, too :)

For anyone in a similar boat, I'm trying to watercool my TUF 3090 in my NCASE M1 with a dual radiator setup. I've asked Bitspower Support whether a TUF 3090 could fit in the NCASE M1 using their waterblock and a compact terminal end. They explained combining BP-VGAMDLAC-A2 with BP-VG3090ASF will...

For anyone in a similar boat, I'm trying to watercool my TUF 3090 in my NCASE M1 with a dual radiator setup. I've asked Bitspower Support whether a TUF 3090 could fit in the NCASE M1 using their waterblock and a compact terminal end. They explained combining BP-VGAMDLAC-A2 with BP-VG3090ASF will...