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tapidlittle

What is the normal temps for the Black Edition under heavy load?

Anyone ?

 
2080 Ti temps all fluctuate dependent on environments (Physical and game loads).  Some will get 60c-70s while others will have 80c+ loads.

OP if you want, let's try making it work out with the current case you have.

First, are your magnetic filters installed at the front and top of the case?  If they are, have your top CPU 240mm cooler as intake and keep your unfiltered rear as exhaust, that includes the fan otherwise you'll create a intake vacuum from the rear and introduce the internals with dust. 
 
I would than advise on getting a Hybrid kit for your GPU.  You will install the 120mm rad in front of your case at the top half section as intake so your radiator is a bit elevated from where your GPU is to keep any air pockets at the top of the rad while having the tubing at the bottom half of the rad route back to the GPU.

If all else fails, than see if you can get a bigger case but I honestly don't think that will be needed here if you upgrade to a hybrid and configure your system's air flow properly.

Yes my filters are on TOP and Front, and one at the bottom also.
 
To have my 240mm CPU cooler as an intake I must just reverse the fans orientation is that right? 
 
The only exhaust will be the 120mm back fan? will it be enough?
 

That's correct.  The frame housing of the fan is always the exhaust side and the open side is always intake.
 
Before you do anything and IF you haven't, try removing the filter up top because you've been fighting against the filter up top.  See if your GPU temps improve there.  If not, you'll want to go the hybrid route as I stated before and have the filtered top as intake for the CPU AIO and the GPU Hybrid as intake in the filtered front.

You could also add another 120mm at the bottom of the case which should help air flow in such a small case.

If I had a bottom fan I should use it as an intake or exhaust? 

I replaced the stock thermal paste as someone suggested but unfortunately it didn't help!
The stock paste look ok to me:
 

 

 

 

 
Next step will be the hybrid cooler... and eventually a new case.

My 2080ti Black can get upto 85c+ easily just playing pubg at 165hz 1440p. I have ordered the Hybrid Kit which arrived today so I am hoping this helps the temperatures out.
 
What is strange is sometimes i play PUBG and the temps dont break 75c then another time it hits 85+. I have to put the fans at 100% as it gets so hot. I have also been experiencing alot of crashes to desktop within PUBG but not when running benchmarks. 
 
 

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djayyy
My 2080ti Black can get upto 85c+ easily just playing pubg at 165hz 1440p. I have ordered the Hybrid Kit which arrived today so I am hoping this helps the temperatures out.
 
What is strange is sometimes i play PUBG and the temps dont break 75c then another time it hits 85+. I have to put the fans at 100% as it gets so hot. I have also been experiencing alot of crashes to desktop within PUBG but not when running benchmarks. 
 
 

My Black had bad TIM coverage as well as the one pictured above, so just based on that you should get better temps. Let us know what it drops to with the hybrid kit. Take a picture of the chip with the TIM on it before you clean it off as the factory application seems to be a problem.

Ok will do, I hope it sorts the temps out. How long did it take to install the cooler?

djayyy
 

Ok will do, I hope it sorts the temps out. How long did it take to install the cooler?




Not long, I posted about it here: https://forums.evga.com/2080-Ti-Black-with-hybrid-cooler-m2955848.aspx
Maybe an hour or so, I changed the fans on the radiator and used Noctua TIM.

djayyy
Fitted successfully. Had same issue with the cable being too short. Finally got it in the case though and had a quick blast last night. Temps never went over 62c playing pubg so that looks promising as well. Off to run a few benchmarks to see how we go. 
 
Overall happy with it!
 
 

Another bad factory TIM. Wow. GPU needs full coverage. Glad it worked out. 

hello.
 
have you tried it again? was it really the thermal paste? I am looking into the black models because budget is tight. even a black edition is more than I can afford but would like to be sure and not have heating problems

tapidlittle
I have just received the hybrid kit and installed it last day. Temps went from 80C to 58C full load. Noise level are waaayyy quieter than before. It's just sad that we don't see the 2080ti logo anymore. Not a big deal though.

Well done! 

I still find my PC too noisy for my taste.
 
Here are the components I have:
 
- Case: MasterBox Q300L micro ATX tower
- Motherboard: ASrock B450m micro ATX
- CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 with ML240 liquid cooler
- GPU: EVGA 2080ti Black with hybrid kit
- 2 NMVE drive 1tb
- 2 corsairs 120mm (front fans)
- RAM: Team T-Force Dark (2x8)
- PSU: EVGA 650 BQ
 
Airflow seems fine in my case, CPU is around 45c and GPU 60c full load.
 
What I am looking for:
 
- I want a near silent PC even full load... is that even possible?
- I am in a living room so I don't want to see any RGB or other light source coming out from the case
- Mid tower or less only
- I don't really care about the price it's not really expensive anyway
 
What about the Be quiet case? I'm completely lost in all their models (601, 700, 801).
 
This is a 100% gaming PC, and as you can see I don't have many components...
 
Also if you think changing some components would help I don't mind.
 
And next upgrade is my CPU, probably 3700x.
 
thanks for any help.

tapidlittle
I still find my PC too noisy for my taste.
 
Here are the components I have:
 
- Case: MasterBox Q300L micro ATX tower
- Motherboard: ASrock B450m micro ATX
- CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 with ML240 liquid cooler
- GPU: EVGA 2080ti Black with hybrid kit
- 2 NMVE drive 1tb
- 2 corsairs 120mm (front fans)
- RAM: Team T-Force Dark (2x8)
- PSU: EVGA 650 BQ
 
Airflow seems fine in my case, CPU is around 45c and GPU 60c full load.
 
What I am looking for:
 
- I want a near silent PC even full load... is that even possible?
- I am in a living room so I don't want to see any RGB or other light source coming out from the case
- Mid tower or less only
- I don't really care about the price it's not really expensive anyway
 
What about the Be quiet case? I'm completely lost in all their models (601, 700, 801).
 
This is a 100% gaming PC, and as you can see I don't have many components...
 
Also if you think changing some components would help I don't mind.
 
And next upgrade is my CPU, probably 3700x.
 
thanks for any help.

I'm running push pull Noctua NF-A12x25 fans on the hybrid radiator, pump undervolted via motherboard connection, 50% VRM fan.  At 1000rpm and 6V on the pump it idles extremely quiet, under load I use 1800 rpm fan and 10.5V on the pump which is still pretty darn quiet.  If you look into the A12 fans you'll find they are built to have very similar performance to the 2000rpm Noctua Industrial fan but very quiet at below max speed.  Push pull should also get you about a 3C to 7C temp drop from a single fan, but one of those will work fine too.

kevinc313

tapidlittle
I still find my PC too noisy for my taste.
 
Here are the components I have:
 
- Case: MasterBox Q300L micro ATX tower
- Motherboard: ASrock B450m micro ATX
- CPU: Ryzen 5 2600 with ML240 liquid cooler
- GPU: EVGA 2080ti Black with hybrid kit
- 2 NMVE drive 1tb
- 2 corsairs 120mm (front fans)
- RAM: Team T-Force Dark (2x8)
- PSU: EVGA 650 BQ
 
Airflow seems fine in my case, CPU is around 45c and GPU 60c full load.
 
What I am looking for:
 
- I want a near silent PC even full load... is that even possible?
- I am in a living room so I don't want to see any RGB or other light source coming out from the case
- Mid tower or less only
- I don't really care about the price it's not really expensive anyway
 
What about the Be quiet case? I'm completely lost in all their models (601, 700, 801).
 
This is a 100% gaming PC, and as you can see I don't have many components...
 
Also if you think changing some components would help I don't mind.
 
And next upgrade is my CPU, probably 3700x.
 
thanks for any help.

I'm running push pull Noctua NF-A12x25 fans on the hybrid radiator, pump undervolted via motherboard connection, 50% VRM fan.  At 1000rpm and 6V on the pump it idles extremely quiet, under load I use 1800 rpm fan and 10.5V on the pump which is still pretty darn quiet.  If you look into the A12 fans you'll find they are built to have very similar performance to the 2000rpm Noctua Industrial fan but very quiet at below max speed.  Push pull should also get you about a 3C to 7C temp drop from a single fan, but one of those will work fine too.

Sorry for my ignorance you are losing me here.

So you did replace the stock fan that comes with the hybrid kit is that right ?

You are using a push pull config on that radiator ?

And the pump is not wired to the GPU is that what you are saying?

I’m lost sorry.

Also I have a hard time figuring which fans are the noisiest (I have 2 fronts fans. One 240mm radiator with 2 fans on top for the PCU and the hybrid kit radiator with the 120mm fan on the back)

I get around 60c full load for the GPU using standard fans curves. And around 45c for the CPU.

I have read that the Be Quiet cases are good for noise but bad for airflow.

Thanks again.

tapidlittle

kevinc313

I'm running push pull Noctua NF-A12x25 fans on the hybrid radiator, pump undervolted via motherboard connection, 50% VRM fan.  At 1000rpm and 6V on the pump it idles extremely quiet, under load I use 1800 rpm fan and 10.5V on the pump which is still pretty darn quiet.  If you look into the A12 fans you'll find they are built to have very similar performance to the 2000rpm Noctua Industrial fan but very quiet at below max speed.  Push pull should also get you about a 3C to 7C temp drop from a single fan, but one of those will work fine too.

Sorry for my ignorance you are losing me here.

So you did replace the stock fan that comes with the hybrid kit is that right ?

You are using a push pull config on that radiator ?

And the pump is not wired to the GPU is that what you are saying?

I’m lost sorry.

Also I have a hard time figuring which fans are the noisiest (I have 2 fronts fans. One 240mm radiator with 2 fans on top for the PCU and the hybrid kit radiator with the 120mm fan on the back)

I get around 60c full load for the GPU using standard fans curves. And around 45c for the CPU.

I have read that the Be Quiet cases are good for noise but bad for airflow.

Thanks again.

Yes, you are correct.
 
- Pump runs off a MB header using an adapter cable.  Lowering the voltage makes the pump quieter
- Two fans, one radiator.  Happen to be also running them off the MB.  
- Have it set to kick over into the higher speed if my CPU temp gets much above the high 30's
 
Temps in the mid-high 20's at idle and 50-55C at 130% power with OC, but I've been told I have an optimized setup.

tapidlittle

kevinc313
Yes, you are correct.
 
- Pump runs off a MB header using an adapter cable.  Lowering the voltage makes the pump quieter
- Two fans, one radiator.  Happen to be also running them off the MB.  
- Have it set to kick over into the higher speed if my CPU temp gets much above the high 30's
 
Temps in the mid-high 20's at idle and 50-55C at 130% power with OC, but I've been told I have an optimized setup.

So the MB is controlling the pump instead of the GPU ?

Is that done in the BIOS ?

Is it safe to play with the pump voltage or is there like a default curve like the fans ?

Sorry for all the questions. 😊

We can’t set the voltage on the pump if it’s controlled by the GPU ?

Yes, a MB header, like a fan header with bios control.  The pump is normally a straight 12V.  Undervolting it will make it run slower/quieter like any other AIO pump, though there is no tach to get a RPM reading on it.  The wiring off the card carries a 12V and ground for both the fan and pump, then a tach and PWM for the fan.  So the adapter cable cuts out the rad fan signal from the card, you then need a second (different/opposite) adapter cable to control the ran fan off the card, or run the fan off the MB.  Review the hybrid install directions and it will help you wrap your head around it.  The VRM fan on the card is not impacted.

Just grab a 1000watt evga supernova g1-g2. Large fan and quiet.

I think I will go for a Corsair HX750 which seems to be the quietest PSU even full load (17db).
 
I don't OC my CPU at all just my GPU a little bit.