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I had a deshrouded GTX 1080 in my case and have switched it out for a TUF 3080ti.

Anyone know the best cooling config with the above parts? I currently have the x52 radiator fitted with 25mm Noctua fans on the inside of the radiator and 15mm Noctua fans on the outside of the radiator set to exhaust.

I presume the 3080ti is exhaust also - it's been left as stock with the quiet BIOS selected.

I also have a 92mm Noctua on the back of the case set to exhaust too.

I did want to switch to air cooling so that I could do away with the SATA power connector and simplify things all around. The SATA cable that comes with the Corsair SF750 is ridiculously long. I was looking at getting some custom cables but they are very expensive for what they are.

I don't think I can get air cooling to compete on temps with the X52 though. Currently it's not particularly quiet and ramps up and down the fans a lot which is a bit annoying. Maybe I just need to play around with fan curves. Currently all the 4 radiator fans are connected the X52 fan header and controlled by NZXT CAM.

Any recommendations?

<blockquote data-quote="psykix" data-source="post: 266857" data-attributes="member: 15940">I had a deshrouded GTX 1080 in my case and have switched it out for a TUF 3080ti.Anyone know the best cooling config with the above parts? I currently have the x52 radiator fitted with 25mm Noctua fans on the inside of the radiator and 15mm Noctua fans on the outside of the radiator set to exhaust.I presume the 3080ti is exhaust also - it's been left as stock with the quiet BIOS selected.I also have a 92mm Noctua on the back of the case set to exhaust too.I did want to switch to air cooling so that I could do away with the SATA power connector and simplify things all around. The SATA cable that comes with the Corsair SF750 is ridiculously long. I was looking at getting some custom cables but they are very expensive for what they are.I don't think I can get air cooling to compete on temps with the X52 though. Currently it's not particularly quiet and ramps up and down the fans a lot which is a bit annoying. Maybe I just need to play around with fan curves. Currently all the 4 radiator fans are connected the X52 fan header and controlled by NZXT CAM.Any recommendations?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="psykix, post: 266857, member: 15940"] I had a deshrouded GTX 1080 in my case and have switched it out for a TUF 3080ti. Anyone know the best cooling config with the above parts? I currently have the x52 radiator fitted with 25mm Noctua fans on the inside of the radiator and 15mm Noctua fans on the outside of the radiator set to exhaust. I presume the 3080ti is exhaust also - it's been left as stock with the quiet BIOS selected. I also have a 92mm Noctua on the back of the case set to exhaust too. I did want to switch to air cooling so that I could do away with the SATA power connector and simplify things all around. The SATA cable that comes with the Corsair SF750 is ridiculously long. I was looking at getting some custom cables but they are very expensive for what they are. I don't think I can get air cooling to compete on temps with the X52 though. Currently it's not particularly quiet and ramps up and down the fans a lot which is a bit annoying. Maybe I just need to play around with fan curves. Currently all the 4 radiator fans are connected the X52 fan header and controlled by NZXT CAM. Any recommendations? [/QUOTE]

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