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Modded Corsair H70 as a GPU Cooler

Yellowbeard

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Our very own Jake Crimmins has modded an H70 and fitted it to an Nvidia GeForce 480 GTX replacing the stock GPU cooler. Read about the astonishing results HERE.
 
Love the idea but it needs to keep cooler. 89*c seems high during furmark, no?

EDIT: oh, you know what, i'm sorry, the first Furmark pic is with the fan, the second pic is with the H70 and tops out at 60*C Very Nice :thumbsup:

EDIT2: corrected. The temps max out at 60*c in pic 2. the 6 was so tiny it was mistaken for an 8, thanks Corporate Thug for bringing this to my attention.
 
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Looks nice, I wonder if Corsair will make adapters for their closed water coolers after seeing this 😱
 
LOL...no worries. He laughed at the H50 when it came out too. ;-)

this would be such an epic sig... 😀

If i follow that thread closely... he had to JB Weld the holder and sand it.

If corsair gives you a mount tho, it would fix it,
Swiftech also has a unisink so the solution is workable. :T
 
Interesting work, maybe it could lead to a closed system for people that are too afraid to put in a true loop. 10*C drop is pretty good in my book.
 
Interesting work, maybe it could lead to a closed system for people that are too afraid to put in a true loop. 10*C drop is pretty good in my book.

Am i missing something? People keep saying 10C but the article says "That is a 34°C drop versus the stock cooler on the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480!"
 
I probably already know the answer, but does anyone think that H70 radiator will be able to dissipate both cpu and gpu at the same time?

That bracket is by no means "ghetto", even the setup looks pretty decent.
 
For the air cooling people we can mount a D14 onto the video card! Also lets not neglect our north bridge, D14 on that as well. I bet a D14 could cool our PSU for better stability. lolol

I'm actually not making fun of the mod. I find it pretty useful, as generally a super highend water loop tends to be in the price range of a custom phase change unit.
 
You should try to put two of them on a 6990 next -- I said, YOU SHOULD TRY TO PUT TWO OF THEM ON A 6990 NEXT!
 
I probably already know the answer, but does anyone think that H70 radiator will be able to dissipate both cpu and gpu at the same time?

That bracket is by no means "ghetto", even the setup looks pretty decent.

I think its he has two radiators
 
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