Kingofroam
Lets say you want a card with a water block without the 'hassle' of building a loop.
 
Is there an aio that connects to a water blocked card? 
I'm talking the aio will have everything except the block and the coolant, so all you do is connect to your water blocked gpu or cpu, add coolant and youre all set.
 
do these exist?
 
edit: I just realized this is probably posted in the wrong place, I'm not sure how it got here or how to move it. pls hlp

ty_ger07
Essentially, what you are asking about is a radiator with a pump built in. Otherwise, if the pump wasn't built it, it would be more of a kit than an "AIO".
Here is a radiator with pump built in which is specifically marketed for the purpose you describe:
https://www.ekwb.com/shop...-predator-360-incl-qdc

I don't know if there is an option to remove the CPU block for a lower price.

firerain
Let me know if you find something i am looking as well. 
 
Anyone tried to mod a EVGA Clc 360mm All-in-one RGB LED CPU Liquid Cooler by splicing in connections into one of the hoses? So cutting one of the sides in half and attaching some tubing that would go into the gpu block.

Hoggle
It would probably would be way easier to have the whole prebuilt loop from like a hybrid kit. I personally like the idea of still having the fan and heatsink at a later date. When you are filling a block it's impossible to get no air into it and without a custom loop maintenace would be harder.

nomoss
Actually, they do
https://www.alphacool.com.../23345/sCategory/21227

nomoss

Kingofroam

nomoss
Actually, they do
https://www.alphacool.com.../23345/sCategory/21227

does it mount inside your case? it looks like it but i cant tell
also, do you think its possible to change out fans? (probably wont do this)
Now, for your personal opinion. how would you feel about having this external since its so clean and essentially aio? (leaning towards this)

Yes, Yes, and external is fine as long as the cables reach and you don't have rabbits.
But really you'd get better performance with a simple loop.

Cool GTX
moving to hardware section

firerain

Kingofroam

nomoss

Kingofroam

nomoss
Actually, they do
https://www.alphacool.com.../23345/sCategory/21227

does it mount inside your case? it looks like it but i cant tell
also, do you think its possible to change out fans? (probably wont do this)
Now, for your personal opinion. how would you feel about having this external since its so clean and essentially aio? (leaning towards this)

Yes, Yes, and external is fine as long as the cables reach and you don't have rabbits.
But really you'd get better performance with a simple loop.

rabbits meaning a cat that would bite on it?
 
thanks for the info nomoss, absolute legend

With the quick connect hoses you don't even need fittings. You'll need two pairs with that rad.
 
Any one know would this https://www.alphacool.com/shop/aios-sets/cpu-aio/24034/alphacool-eisbaer-aurora-lt360-cpu-aio-digital-rgb?c=21228 be able to handle a gpu block as well. If I attach the gpu block onto this loop. Would the rad be able to cool both cpu and the gpu? Would the pump handle the extra work load?

firerain
One side all you need. You would connect thishttps://www.alphacool.com...900-tubes-and-fittings to your gpu block. One would connect to one peace and the other would connect to the other peace. You are making a series circuit so to speak.

Kingofroam

kevinc313
Bucket and pump:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaWGUGobRzo

this would definitely be a fun project, not looking to hook that up my current system though.
glad to know the concept works though!
 
I think some individuals may be confused on my intentions.
Its not necessarily a price issue, I can get a custom loop done for about $350 give or take. I just want something sleek so a radiator with a built in pump so there's not extra tubes, fits my build. also, less tubes/fittings to fail.

GhostImage
Hi. I have Alphacool extreme core and heatkiller on my 2080ti running. I was able to fit it in the front of Corsair 5000D both in and out lines have QD for easy disconnect and maintenance. If you can get it on sale it is totally worth it. I think I paid 150 or about with free shipping. Plus some fittings and tubing. I'm happy. I also didn't want a full blown loop. And it made nice introduction into watercooling for me.
Hope it helps.
Cheers.
 

 
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