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2015/03/31 10:31:54 (permalink)
Hey there!
 
I actually would like to do something with that baseplate:
 

 
Detaching the blower styled fan and mounting the G10 was my plan. The NZXT support said that they wouldn't recommend it because it wouldn't work properly. 
 
I'm sure it is black alumic. Otherwise I would detach it and put heatsinks on the VRM and VRAM but in terms of money I would like to not import them from all over the world and such stuff.
 
So, please share your thoughts :) 
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 12:09:27 (permalink)
Corsair rep told me there would be a Titan X adapter added to their HG10 VGA cooler. I may try that. TinyTomLogan reviewed it on his YouTube page and it made a reference 290X go from 80c load to 40c-ish load. Very impressive. And theirs continues to cool the chokes and vrms.

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 12:16:42 (permalink)
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Corsair rep told me there would be a Titan X adapter added to their HG10 VGA cooler. I may try that. TinyTomLogan reviewed it on his YouTube page and it made a reference 290X go from 80c load to 40c-ish load. Very impressive. And theirs continues to cool the chokes and vrms.



Thanks for that post. I allready own the G10 so that wont be a option for me. I'm just wondering why it should be a problem to use the alumic baseplate since it works exactly like the little heatsinks I'll put on the vrm modules. And a bigger alumic plate could take more heat on itself before it is "full". Also more "space" to transfer the heat onto the surrounding air. 
 
And since it still uses the blower fan I'm somewhat sure that the sound level will still be hella annoying.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 12:21:27 (permalink) ☼ Best Answerby Evoly 2015/03/31 14:20:51
I think that since there won't be a shroud around the blower fan to direct the air, that would be the issue. The G10 has a standard case fan, and you would have to remove the blower fan, which wouldn't blow air across the other components.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 14:24:36 (permalink)
I have a lot fans in my case that can spin up to 2k rpm and since I also have a radiator below my cards that push air up I'm pretty sure there will be enough air movement. Usually they spin arround 300 rpm but if I have to turn that up in games I don't really care. 
 
I mean there arent any other components exposed then the GPU and that is fixed by the water pump so the missing spot where the blowerfan was will be covered by a 1800rpm 92mm fan and therefore the rest components will just have the black alumic to get there heat away. In my opinion that sounds better than just a few heatsinks on the vrm since there is way more alumic that can "take" the heat away. 
 
I'm somewhat sure that the corsair HG10 also is out of alumic. 
 
On this picture:  
 
It does look like it will do the same job as i mentioned. Taking the heat off, of the VRAM and let the air do the rest. I don't know whats in that little spot above the VRM but it does look like the same method. 
post edited by Evoly - 2015/03/31 14:30:22
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 15:04:52 (permalink)
I will say, if you spend 1000 on a gpu and then take the cheap way out for cooling instead of waiting for the AIO cooler that is meant to work with the blower motor, then you are asking for major issues. Thinking that work air from a different device is going to properly cook a different component may prove to be a bad decision. It's your card and your RMA, so it is up to you.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 15:13:56 (permalink)
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I will say, if you spend 1000 on a gpu and then take the cheap way out for cooling instead of waiting for the AIO cooler that is meant to work with the blower motor, then you are asking for major issues. Thinking that work air from a different device is going to properly cook a different component may prove to be a bad decision. It's your card and your RMA, so it is up to you.

Ofc. I see your point there but the G10 is not like it won't work. Its just not designed to cool the vrm to go for like furmark 24/7 or anything like that.  I mean even the 900€ EVGA 980s could die in furmark I guess so I just want to increase the performance a bit. At least I'll check it out. Maybe I'll check the corsair solution aswell but I allready spend 230€ for two X41's and I guess they won't work on the Corsair solution. 
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 15:15:10 (permalink)
Just monitor your parts closely if you do it.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 15:17:25 (permalink)
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Just monitor your parts closely if you do it.



Sure I'll. EVGA support allready told me that the Titan X has VRM sensors so I'll be good to go. It's not like I'm totally foolish. I did just hope that someone has allready tried it or something like that. 
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 20:33:21 (permalink)
You'll have to take off the baseplate to mount the G10 as it simply won't fit. And if the heatspreader on the Titan X is anything like that on other recent Nvidia cards it is higher than the core, which means your heat block won't make proper contact with the core unless you either use a copper spacer or remove the heat spreader.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/03/31 20:45:02 (permalink)
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You'll have to take off the baseplate to mount the G10 as it simply won't fit. And if the heatspreader on the Titan X is anything like that on other recent Nvidia cards it is higher than the core, which means your heat block won't make proper contact with the core unless you either use a copper spacer or remove the heat spreader.





 
actually looks like it would fit with longer screws. Anyways, even a copper spacer would be cheaper then the heatsinks + thermal pads
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/01 18:00:37 (permalink)
The 980 Hybrid cooler can work. The shroud says 980 on it, but it actually does fit fine.


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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/02 18:22:31 (permalink)
But is the cooler sold separately?

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/02 18:24:04 (permalink)
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/02 21:58:08 (permalink)
Sweet.. and the stock cooler fan of the Titan X works in conjunction with it?

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/03 00:44:31 (permalink)
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Sweet.. and the stock cooler fan of the Titan X works in conjunction with it?


It looks like dimensions are the same.  I will probably get the hybrid. I don't care if it says 980 on it.  :)

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/03 01:17:23 (permalink)
It'll be a "sleeper" GPU lol

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/03 15:48:54 (permalink)
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The 980 Hybrid cooler can work. The shroud says 980 on it, but it actually does fit fine.


 
Awesome! Any possibility of an EVGA Titan X branded shroud in that case?
 
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/03 16:04:38 (permalink)
Possibly, we are looking at it but not fully confirmed yet...


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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/04 02:52:02 (permalink)
I would be interested in a Titan X branded one.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/22 19:15:06 (permalink)
me too +1 to this. I've been looking @AIO gpu cooling solutions, there aren't much. :( Cmon evga :D you guys are already super great, why not become super DUPER great by making this for the titan x owners;)
 
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/22 19:23:04 (permalink)
I check the page constantly for the 980 AIO and Titan X back plate.  If they were to release one in the X model, I would be in as well.

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/22 20:11:33 (permalink)
I install the  nzxt G10 on my tian X  it works great, I did install some tiny heatsinks on the VRM.. and I am running my card at  1450 Core    temp stay around  42-45C   I am using a Corsair H90 also
 

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/23 07:34:30 (permalink)
I still don't like the idea of a fan just blowing on the VRMs and front VRAM. The stock cooler has a baseplate taking heat away, plus a fan blowing over it. The back VRAM is exposed, so maybe that's not an issue, but still... much rather wait for a solution that allows us to keep the front baseplate on.

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/23 11:06:18 (permalink)
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i laid a  120mm on the back side of the card over the VRM  and  its works great 
 
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/23 12:28:21 (permalink)
We need a proper re-release of the 980hybrid cooler built for the titan x between 100-200$ i think it's do-able! Cmon evga.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/23 12:55:00 (permalink)
I agree, but I'm not sure that there is enough of a profit margin in it for them to do so.

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/23 13:37:28 (permalink)
Yes probably... Since the card is somewhat "limited". Not everybody will/wants to buy a 1k$ gfx. So in the end, less consumers to appeal.
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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/23 13:44:17 (permalink)
I have thought about talking to the guys over in the shop at work about mimicking the cutout from the 980 shroud into the X shroud.  I will have to see one first to see if it is possible.  I just have to wait to get one for comparison.

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Re: Titan X baseplate + NZXT Kraken G10? 2015/04/23 14:31:57 (permalink)
If you look at the Chinese company that made a hybrid cooler, they did a cut-out on the REFERENCE cooler shroud back by the SLI fingers. Obviously this is not conducive to 3 or 4-way SLI setups, but would work fine for 2-way. There is minimal material there already (large slits are cut-out) as some of the hot air exhausts there from the blower fan. Something I didn't notice initially until I realized the side panel towards the rear of the case got really hot during gaming... my power inverter for my CCFL in my case is there and has been for over a year. Guess all that extra heat on that little box hasn't started a fire yet LOL.
 
So, if we can cleanly cut that middle plastic slit, looks to be roughly .25" by 1" that would need cut, we could route the tubes through there. Area highlighted in red. I would only cut half as I need the other space there for my solid SLI bridge anyway. Downside to this is WARRANTY would likely be void since the shroud was modified.
 
 
 
Would look like this. Kind of weird through the shroud window, but you'd never see that anyway:
 

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