Liquid and water cooling guide for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
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In this guide, I'm going to run you through the process or taking off your old NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti GPU cooling shroud and components, and how to fit a new water block to the card for it to be included in a custom water cooling PC loop. Products used in this guide We found the following products on Amazon: XSPC GTX 1080 Ti Water Block ($163) Isopropyl Alcohol ($12) ARCTIC Thermal paste ($8) How to install the GTX 1080 Ti water block Firstly, you'll need to buy a water block that supports your GTX 1080 Ti. Not all of them are made the same so shop around and make sure it'll be compatible with your PCB. For instance, this XSPC GTX 1080 Ti water block we use here works with NVIDIA Founders Edition cards only. Usually, these kits include all the screws and tools you need. Remove the factory-fitted cooling system. This differs per manufacturer and cooler design, but usually involves the removal of numerous screws, including the backplate. Using a dry cloth or paper towels, gently rub a...