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NCASE M1 V6 GPU Compatibility List
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Hey all, I'll soon have my V6.1 and I wanted to pick out my GPU with water cooling in mind. I'm not going to go straight for water cooling but a bit of future proofing never hurt anyone. From my search it seems that the easier card to water cool would be any variant of the XC3, correct? Has anyone else tried other water blocks with any success? I'm only excluding the FEs since they are practically unobtainable where I live (that is on a tiny island in the Mediterranean called Cyprus!).
I've consumed a lot of SFF information, so to give a little back. Here is an RTX 3080 with EKWB Founders Edition water block:
My 6900xt reference died on me. I am willing to believe I had a bad unit so maybe I will go with AMD again but I don't want the reference again that's for sure. 3090 TUF in this case was both cooler and more quiet and the only 6900xt I can buy right now is Sapphire Nitro+. Is there no way to fit it at all? I so some mentions here that someone managed to cramp it in but he was last online half a year ago...
Did you message him? I remember my XFX 5600 XT was said to not fit and could fit in the end.
hey idk if we're still adding to the list, but i had a 3060ti auros master in mine, it was a snug fit for sure (forgot i didn't have a pic for confirmation)
i now have a 6700xt sapphire pulse in my ncase now (i do have a pic, but its a small easy to fit card)
keep up the good work with the list and hopefully amd aib cards stop getting bigger lol
i now have a 6700xt sapphire pulse in my ncase now (i do have a pic, but its a small easy to fit card)
keep up the good work with the list and hopefully amd aib cards stop getting bigger lol
So is it possible for this ( https://www.performance-pcs.com/pro..._6800XT__6900XT_Reference_with_backplate.pdf/ ) to fit?Yes, I believe the 6800xt waterblock won't fit. Just for reference, here is the spec for 5700xt waterblock.
also here is corsairs xg7 waterblock for 6800/6900
[MEDIA=imgur]a/JZPX5W3[/MEDIA]and here is the link to the smallest ekwb for the 6800/6900 that I could find : https://www.ekwb.com/shop/EK-IM/EK-IM-3831109833391.pdf
I saw someone in this thread say that the only way to watercool the 6800/6900 in the case is to use the ek velocity block, were they talking about the above waterblock or the actual velocity cpu blocks (velocity for cpu vector for gpu’s right?)?
See this post. Rule of thumb: add 13mm to the waterblock height. If that number is more than 140mm, no chance it will fit. If it's less, then it might fit (no guarantee; if the waterblock doesn't come right to the edge of the PCB closest to the PCIe connecter, you have to add that difference too).
I'm hawking at this block which looks promising but I've not been able to find exact measurements of it, but it looks promising as the fittings would be recessed over the PCB. They are made to order, and the website is in french so expect some shipping if you go for one.It would be soo nice, if there would be a TUF3080 Waterblock, with the ports at the back
Yes. The 3090 has the NVLink bridge port, but other than that the TUF 3080/3090 PCB should be the same (some memory modules missing ofc.).
3080 TUF PCB which you can compare to the PCB picture on the waterblock site.
Seems identical yes. I couldn't find much informations about where this waterblock is available, other than on this page, which seems to be in france?Yes. The 3090 has the NVLink bridge port, but other than that the TUF 3080/3090 PCB should be the same (some memory modules missing ofc.).
3080 TUF PCB which you can compare to the PCB picture on the waterblock site.
FYI That site now has a pop-up message that states the site will be down for holidays from 10 July to 01 August and that orders received after 10 JUNE will not be shipped until August. The waterblock is also out of stock now.
Last piece of the puzzle has been purchased through the luck of the draw. I'm about to melt a Corsair 750w or create a real nice space heater.
I scored a Tuf 3080 Ti OC from "The Shuffle" this evening. Lucky me gets to spend WAY TOO MUCH on a GPU that was already overpriced and adding OC to the name just increases the $ to ludicrous mode. Still less than scalping, but between ASUS and NewEgg, I'm certain I have seen the fool in the mirror many times.
I'll get some pics posted when complete, but this dream ITX build named "Packin' Heat" will finally consist of:
NCase M1 V6.1
Corsair SF750
ASUS ROG Strix x570-I Gaming
AMD 5950x
ASUS TUF RTX 3080 Ti OC
G-Skill Trident Neo 3600 C16
Sabrent Rocket 1TB NVME
NZXT Kraken X53 AIO
2x Noctua NF-A12X25's on the radiator
1x Noctua NF-A9 on the case
I scored a Tuf 3080 Ti OC from "The Shuffle" this evening. Lucky me gets to spend WAY TOO MUCH on a GPU that was already overpriced and adding OC to the name just increases the $ to ludicrous mode. Still less than scalping, but between ASUS and NewEgg, I'm certain I have seen the fool in the mirror many times.
I'll get some pics posted when complete, but this dream ITX build named "Packin' Heat" will finally consist of:
NCase M1 V6.1
Corsair SF750
ASUS ROG Strix x570-I Gaming
AMD 5950x
ASUS TUF RTX 3080 Ti OC
G-Skill Trident Neo 3600 C16
Sabrent Rocket 1TB NVME
NZXT Kraken X53 AIO
2x Noctua NF-A12X25's on the radiator
1x Noctua NF-A9 on the case
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Hi all,
I saw from the compatibility list that ASUS 3080 TUF cards are supported. Curiously, from the specs, it doesn't look like it'll fit?
This is the GPU in question:
www.techpowerup.com
If you look at this picture in particular, the height is 145mm.
I saw from the compatibility list that ASUS 3080 TUF cards are supported. Curiously, from the specs, it doesn't look like it'll fit?
This is the GPU in question:
ASUS GeForce RTX 3080 TUF Gaming OC Review
The ASUS GeForce RTX 3080 TUF Gaming OC comes with a small factory overclock and a huge cooler that achieves amazing temperatures that are much better than the NVIDIA Founders Edition. The TUF also features a dual BIOS with a "quiet" mode that makes this 4K monster card almost silent.
If you look at this picture in particular, the height is 145mm.
I have a 3080 TUF OC in M1 V6.1 using 180 degree adapters for the power and the front IO in place. It is tight, but no real issue fitting it.Hi all,
I saw from the compatibility list that ASUS 3080 TUF cards are supported. Curiously, from the specs, it doesn't look like it'll fit?
This is the GPU in question:
ASUS GeForce RTX 3080 TUF Gaming OC Review
The ASUS GeForce RTX 3080 TUF Gaming OC comes with a small factory overclock and a huge cooler that achieves amazing temperatures that are much better than the NVIDIA Founders Edition. The TUF also features a dual BIOS with a "quiet" mode that makes this 4K monster card almost silent.
If you look at this picture in particular, the height is 145mm.
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