Hi,
I just bought a 2080ti black edition which I like a lot. 
 
I was having a GTX 1070 before. I understand that the consumption is way higher on a 2080ti but the noise is bothering me a lot.
 
My GPU is around 80-82C in ray tracing games. Of course the fans spins fast and make lots of noise...
 
I was wondering if the Hybrid kit cooler would be a good solution for me? I am not into overclocking I really just want to lower the fan noise.
 
Also, would buying a Be Quiet case or any other quiet case would help??
 
And what about the Hybrid kit would that void any warranty on my Black Edition card?
 
any help would be appreciated. 

No overclocking. 
 
I have 2 Front fans, one back fan and a radiator 240mm for my CPU on top of my case.
 
My ambient temp (if by that you mean my MB temp) it's around 58C full load.
 
CPU around 50-55C full load.
 
The 2 fans on my GPU while full load is more than 2500 rpm which I really think 75% of the noise is coming from there.
 
thanks.
 
edit: I tried fan curve to lower it down but it get hotter this way.

AHowes
Yes a hybrid kit would kill the noise. Install it in the rear fan spot and have it blow in cooler air into the case.

Get a new case.. larger the cooler. Anyways.. one were you can put your CPU rad in the front blowing in and the graphics card rad in the rear blowing in. And the top fans blowing out.

Now my rear fan is actually blowing out the heat of the case... so are saying to put the GPU radiator in the back and blow in ?? hmmm interesting!

Yes always want cooler outside air going into your radiator! Warmer air in means hotter temps for what your trying to cool!

If you had your CPU rad blowing out then you would be tossing all that heat from the GPU cooler straight into your CPU cooler making that hotter

So both in and just have a few exhaust fans blowing out. Heat rises so top of the case blowing out.

M1aSocom2
 I would take a look at changing the thermal paste before buying the hybrid kit.

 
Really ?
I do need to dismantle all the card for that I guess?

Cool GTX
ambient temp = Room Temp
 
What case are you using ?
 
CPU AIO blowing into or out of the case ?

I live in Canada so it's quite cold here... max 21C in the summer with air conditioning. 
 
My case is a mini tower MasterBox Q300L.
 
My CPU AIO is blowing air out of the case, and it is sitting on the top of the case. I have 2 fans blowing cold air in, in front the case, and 1 fan on the back blowing out of the case.
Maybe I don't have enough cold air coming in?
 

Cool GTX

tapidlittle

M1aSocom2
 I would take a look at changing the thermal paste before buying the hybrid kit.

Really ?
I do need to dismantle all the card for that I guess?

If the factory TIM (paste job) was not done well it could cause heat issues - the whole GPU needs TIM on it


 
Yours would not be the first card that had improved thermals after changing TIM
 
You still may want the Hybrid kit if fan noise is your first concern
 
Snap a photo during disassembly of the factory TIM spread

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

Yeah not enough in. You want more in then out for less dust. Plus the heat will be pushed out any openings in the case.

Mini case ain't gona cut it for a 2080.. there hot cards.

The heat coming off that card is going into your CPU rad heating that up as well.

The air coming on is prob going straight out the CPU rad at the top and not to your card at the bottom.

Remove the case side and check the temps thrn.. prob drop alot.

Get a case with 3 fans in the front.. 3 fans at the top and the 1 standard at the rear. A fan or 2 at the bottom would be fine as well.

Think about that hybrid kit as well but try the new case first.

Prob 60-70c max temps but that's prob still with the fans going full bore and loud. Tripple fan GPU cooler would be alot better but if you can get a hybrid cooler that small investment will be nothing in the end! Hehe calm non screaming fans and cool card and calm nerves.

Cool GTX
I would think 45 C - 55 C over room temp in a closed case, depending on air flow & the load on the card
 
My open case EVGA 2080 Ti XC Gaming @2055 is currently 32 C above room temp (15 C) - Cards fans are @ 90%

55c max? That's pretty good. My stock cooled 1080ti ftw3 see's 52-53c max and that's 100% fans. 2080 cards are stated to run much hotter then the 1080tis.

AHowes

tapidlittle
I don't mine investing on a new case, even if it's expensive but it's in my living room so it should not be too big if possible....
 
I will look at the hybrid solution, all in one. I don't have time to get into custom cooling...
 
As I first temp should I try to reverse my back fan ? so that the cool air comes in ?

I doubt it will do any good as its above your card and the air will just get sucked up into your CPU rad and out. CPU would like it though.

ok thanks.
 
So a mid case will do the job better? a full case will be quite big in my living room. 
Any suggestions? There is sooooo many choices.

What cpu are you cooling?
 
What type fans do you have installed?
 
AHowes makes some wonderful suggestions but he is a serious custom water cooler so he has some big $$ investing in cooling.
 
I actually have an external radiator MO-RAD3-420 Pro but decided on my 9900k/2080 TI Black edition build to keep in simpler.
 
I use a NZXT Kraken X72 AIO cpu cooler for my 9900k and right now the EVGA 2080TI BE is stock. When the Hybrid kits come into stock (which appears to be rarely) I will switch the gpu to using the hybrid kit.
 
Custom waterblocks keep the system the coolest but cost $$$. The AIOs do a decent job for the money.
 
Heck I have a ThermalTake Core X9 with 3 480 mm XSPC ver3 rads, 2 D5 pumps in serial mode cooling a 5960x and a GTX1080TI using 12 Gentle Typhoon AP15 fans but a fan controller is needed.
 
I'm actually using a ThermalTake V51 case for the 9900k/2080TI combo. Previously had a custom watercooled 2700x/Radeon VII combo using the external MO-RA3 420 Pro rad but wanted more portability. My GTX 2080TI Black edition is not overly loud.
Did you install the latest EVGA Precision X1 Software? It does a great job monitoring fans on the gpu.
 
Right now I have 2 120mm XSPC fans for intake in the front, the NZXT 360mm rad in the roof with the 3 120 mm fans exhausting out and a 140mm fan in the rear exhausting out.
 
I have decent temps as my 9900k just utilizes the Multi-Core enhancement feature of my ASrock Z390 Taichi mb.

SKline
What cpu are you cooling?
 
What type fans do you have installed?
 
AHowes makes some wonderful suggestions but he is a serious custom water cooler so he has some big $$ investing in cooling.
 
I actually have an external radiator MO-RAD3-420 Pro but decided on my 9900k/2080 TI Black edition build to keep in simpler.
 
I use a NZXT Kraken X72 AIO cpu cooler for my 9900k and right now the EVGA 2080TI BE is stock. When the Hybrid kits come into stock (which appears to be rarely) I will switch the gpu to using the hybrid kit.
 
Custom waterblocks keep the system the coolest but cost $$$. The AIOs do a decent job for the money.
 
Heck I have a ThermalTake Core X9 with 3 480 mm XSPC ver3 rads, 2 D5 pumps in serial mode cooling a 5960x and a GTX1080TI using 12 Gentle Typhoon AP15 fans but a fan controller is needed.
 
I'm actually using a ThermalTake V51 case for the 9900k/2080TI combo. Previously had a custom watercooled 2700x/Radeon VII combo using the external MO-RA3 420 Pro rad but wanted more portability. My GTX 2080TI Black edition is not overly loud.
Did you install the latest EVGA Precision X1 Software? It does a great job monitoring fans on the gpu.
 
Right now I have 2 120mm XSPC fans for intake in the front, the NZXT 360mm rad in the roof with the 3 120 mm fans exhausting out and a 140mm fan in the rear exhausting out.
 
I have decent temps as my 9900k just utilizes the Multi-Core enhancement feature of my ASrock Z390 Taichi mb.

That's un under statement! Lol.. I cant make this build stop bleeding money!

Swapped from a 2080ti ftw3 ultra hydro copper and 9900k + Asus extreme XI and double the ram.. to now I just recieved my new 2080ti Kingpin and I'm planning on ditching the Thermaltake tower 900 to a Thermaltake vore P7 and adding 2 EK XE 360 rads to the 2x EK XE 480 rads and damn I'm bleeding out bad!

Sitting here spending my morning deciding on buying 16more fans at $28 a 2 pack just to go push pull on it all.

:/

I go from a perfect already done system to a rebuild 2 weeks later! And I already blew like $140 on 140mm fans I cant use on the new case! Missed the return window at Amazon by 1 freaking day! :/ besides that all the money in fittings and tubing and fluid.. all down the drain.

I just keep making bad decisions one after another. Gona be a bad year paying this all off.

Thermaltake X5 might be something for you to look at as far as Cases go.
 
Phanteks & Thermaltake have some decent cases @ reasonable prices

GTXJackBauer

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?