I just bought the 2080 ti that came with hydro copper on board. I am having massive heat build up when I try to play any game (Doom: Eternal and Wreckfest for examples) crank everything way up and up and no matter what my gpu heat just climbs to inevitable heat crash (95c+). Runs GREAT for about 5-10 minutes. Im no computer genius and any guidance would be appreciated. 
Asus 990fx mobo with amd vishera (octo/six core) just under 5hz. corsair h100 cpu radiator
16gb sniper gskill ddr3 2300 (was at 32 but had a stick die)
2x samsung 500gb ssds
1300w evga supernova psu.
my case is clean and cool.
 
 

Sajin
The hydro copper cards require custom liquid cooling.

This!

Presumably speaking, you need a custom cooling loop.  If you don't know what that is, return it for a Hybrid (all in one loop no parts or maintenance required) or stick with air.

Will this work? 
CORSAIR Hydro X Series XG7 RGB 20-SERIES GPU Water Block (2080 Ti FE), CX-9020005-WW

Maethizar
thanks for the info guys, any suggestions? mind maybe guiding me through it. How do i go about making a custom cooling loop?

Well you would need a radiator, fans,  pump or pump reservoir combo, fittings and hoses to make your own custom loop. A case with all the space available to install said custom water loop or as previous post says just go to a hybrid card that is maintenance free and has the water cooled feature without having to create your own custom loop. This following link is the same card you have only with the hybrid cooler already installed so a custom loop is not required. https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=11G-P4-2484-KR&associatecode=5XTLDFI2DFXIPA7   

sparetimepc

Maethizar
thanks for the info guys, any suggestions? mind maybe guiding me through it. How do i go about making a custom cooling loop?

Well you would need a radiator, fans,  pump or pump reservoir combo, fittings and hoses to make your own custom loop. A case with all the space available to install said custom water loop or as previous post says just go to a hybrid card that is maintenance free and has the water cooled feature without having to create your own custom loop. This following link is the same card you have only with the hybrid cooler already installed so a custom loop is not required. https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=11G-P4-2484-KR&associatecode=5XTLDFI2DFXIPA7   

Before jumping into building a custom loop, maybe you could share the config you have for your rig currently such as the case, how many fans, mobo, CPU, etc.

Ok. I think I'm on the right track now, that video was very helpful.

So aside from the fact that he bought a card that requires a complete water cooling loop, no one is going to mention that he's running a 2080Ti with a AMD FX processor? Colossal waste of performance pairing that 2080 Ti with that CPU. 

 

kevinc313

CraptacularOne
So aside from the fact that he bought a card that requires a complete water cooling loop, no one is going to mention that he's running a 2080Ti with a AMD FX processor? Colossal waste of performance pairing that 2080 Ti with that CPU. 

Yeah I saw that but figured there were bigger fish to fry.
 
Did I mention I just got done installing a small block V8 in my golf cart?

Interesting choice of analogies  But shouldn't it be you just got done building your Ferrari and decided to power it with a lawnmower engine ? lol

my case is a corsair 730T with 3x 120mm fans, 2 in the front pulling in and 1 in the back pushing out. I'm using a corsair 240 radiator/cooler on my cpu occupying the top with unused space where cd-rom and other peripheral drives would otherwise go. I could put in another 240 radiator in front. only have 2x SSD's on a rosewill rack thats removable.

Maethizar
Yes, I already RMA'd it, lol. Long story as to how the purchase was made... Lived and learned. Thanks everyone!

You have to start learning somewhere. Let us know if there is anything else you need.

To everyone that assisted here....great job being helpful and not making OP feel like an ass. I can't stand all the negativity online these days.
 
Side note: I just ordered this card (Feb 2021), as a second card for rendering. With the Chip and Card shortage, I went with this option, as I just found a "new open box" for a good deal (well at least good deal in this shortage that will go on into next year I bet). I have a good custom loop but, so far, only for my i9-9900K, since I ended up going with a great GPU in December. I was happy to get that card even though that card has an AIO cooler, regardless of building this custom loop for CPU and GPU.
  I'll be replacing an EVGA 2060 Super Black with this HydroCopper so this will help with heat inside the case. That 2060 puts off heat and the fans are not designed to push all the hot air out of the back of the card. Even with the CPU and the other GPU on separate liquid coolers, there is a good bit of heat, especially after I threw in the 2060 (which was an RMA replacement for my original EVGA 1070 Ti that had a memory hole issue). I am very eager to get this card in and added it to the loop. Now just hoping my power setup can handle it.