So far I have the reference design RX 480 MSI card in a Cosmos SE case with a Noctua D-15 CPU cooler.
I want to use a water cooler from aqua computers on the GPU.
and this, just for the looks or could be a minimum requirement to complete the build.
Can anyone suggest radiators or reservoirs and pumps I could use in my case?
There is a large space where the HDD's use to be.
Any suggestion is ok; I have never done water cooling, the minimum for GPU cooling and Maximum for future expansion is ok.
The cost of that RX 480, and liquid cooling it could've netted you a GTX 1070.
y u do dis?
cause ayymd. not nvidot.
+1
If you wanted a higher performance AMD card that is watercooled because you fan girl that way: http://pcpartpicker.com/mr/newegg/CDx9TW
Are you planning to include the CPU or are you intending to do something similar to a gpu aio just better?
I guess because he can :3
The idea is to have a water system on the PC where I can cool the GPU, and If I need to upgrade the GPU, I would not need to update the water system, only the aqua computers water block.
I prefer to leave the CPU cooler as it is.
I know there is a big difference in performance.
The reason I did not choose the Fury x is the fact that the 480 is a newer card with 8GB, and it is just a card that will be accompanied by AMD Vega or whatever will be the most powerful card they will release in the future.
I always wanted custom water cooling for the GPU, pluss it makes it as quiet as possible at all clock speeds.
Interesting. I have looked at ekwb's store as they have pretty much all the parts that are needed for the build.
I am not sure how different aqua computers prices are though. It should easily put you back by 400-500 dollars though.
If it fits your budget I would go for the H140-X from Swiftech (http://www.swiftech.com/H140-X.aspx)
