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[USER=16023]@berglh[/USER] if you want to get the most out of your GPU in terms of cooling and silence I think you have 3 options, besides custom watercooling:Use an Arctic Accelero III or IV with two 120mm fans at the bottom of the case. I'm using the IV without the included backplate but with a set of copper heatsinks for the VRM's for that extra bit of cooling performance. For fans you can use the NF-A12x25's or the NF-F12x25's (high static pressure). I'm using the latter one with a custom fan curve running around 1000rpm which makes them practically inaudible.Use liquid metal instead of thermal paste. This works especially well with the Arctic, it brings down the temps a few more degrees.Undervolt your GPU. I'm running my 2080 Super on 0.906v@1920Mhz.I did all 3 of the above and it dropped the temps of my 2080S from 75c under load to 55c under load while being practically inaudible.
[USER=16023]@berglh[/USER] if you want to get the most out of your GPU in terms of cooling and silence I think you have 3 options, besides custom watercooling:
I did all 3 of the above and it dropped the temps of my 2080S from 75c under load to 55c under load while being practically inaudible.
