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2019/06/13 12:01:48 (permalink)
Hello everybody! I think About custom water on my rtx 2080ti if is worth or no can someone help me with that and my second question is i have I5 8600k and i think About i7 9700k or i9 9900k can you help what to do? If is worth please thank you so much
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 12:03:35 (permalink)
    Welcome to the Forum
    What is it that you are going to use your computer for?
    Good Place to Start > Ready to try water cooling. Where to start? Library of links-basics to expert  
    Lots of good info under Overclocking, Cooling and Benchmarking
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 12:08:32 (permalink)
    Im playing only games and i will bot do by my self that custom water i ask if is worth on rtx 2080ti and if that cpu change is worth or not
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 12:33:14 (permalink)
    Volikk
    Im playing only games and i will bot do by my self that custom water i ask if is worth on rtx 2080ti and if that cpu change is worth or not

    Yes it is worth it to put your Graphics Card under a Custom Water Loop or even install the EVGA Hybrid Kit.
    As far as your CPU Question you would need to provide the Motherboard Make and Model and the Memory Installed.
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 12:44:12 (permalink)
    Thank you my motherboard is Asus z370_f and ram i dont know Sorry
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 14:33:26 (permalink)
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    Thank you my motherboard is Asus z370_f and ram i dont know Sorry

    Is your Computer Case big enough for a Radiator, 3x120mm Fans, 54mm Thick, 30-FPI Copper in Push/Pull.
    For The GPU only for the RTX this is was is needed to really work well and without load fans.
    This is my Z370 View System I going to keep it is for now and when the time comes replace it with whatever is out at the time.
    Maybe Z490 or even X590, who really knows at this point.
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 18:13:42 (permalink)
    I got fractal design r6 case so yes its ok but still i dont know if go i7 9700k or 9900k
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 18:18:33 (permalink)
    Volikk
    I got fractal design r6 case so yes its ok but still i dont know if go i7 9700k or 9900k

    Look at all the Games you play and if they will benefit from having More Cores over Less Cores and go from there.
    While some games could less how many Cores you have some really want more and more now.
    I run all my Intel Processors now with HT Disabled unless Benchmarking so I like to have a High Core Count CPU.
     
    https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/compare.html?productIds=126685,190887,186605,186604
    Maybe the new KF
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    Re: Rtx 2080ti custom water 2019/06/13 19:47:05 (permalink)
    The i5-8600k is a hexcore and is very capable CPU, I myself would not change it out.
    I would give it a nice little overclock to 4.7 or so, give or take.
    I have the i5-8600k and an i7-8086k I run them around 4.7, 4.8 depending on what I am doing.
    One of mine, the 8086k is custom loop with a 1080Ti
    And the i5-8600k is with a GTX1080, both of those have AIO/CLC coolers.
    If it were my setup and my main system, yes go full custom loop, or at least have both on AIO coolers.

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