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I'll take an ASUS 1060 bro, those are pretty good value
This isnt diy tech this is just tech
This poll's stupid. None of them are modular except the Phoenix.. Especially now that RTX are out
AyyMD
Why is this here and not in Tech?
Will this be going ahead?
Sell blocks, not crappy systems!
I’m interested in getting the refillable aio from ek waterBlocks
NZXT G12 + any Asetek-style AIO + any GPU! Can’t believe it’s not more popular.
EK-FC1080 GTX Ti - Nickel!!!!
Full custom loop = extreme overclock + quiet + cheaper in long run (re-usable for different upgrade) + higher quality in parts (leak free) + more flexibility.
Alex903
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Cof cof Asus Rog Poseidon (no reusable heatsink but you can also run it on air +no warraties void ;) )
TheAlchemist404
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I added the Poseidon into the poll however thats based off Asus Australia website.. couldnt find it on the global site so it may be discontinued.
I would go for a AIO or hybrid any day of the week as they run cooler and quieter than the fan cooled brethren. Never have had any of my AIO cooling options ever leaked. I have had to replace one because the fan on the radiator started squeaking on an early model. The radiator fan combinations these days are easily replaceable vs the earlier models.
I have 3 1080 ti SC2 hybrids in my render machine and I love them. The chance of leaking is so small its not even worth considering. These perform wonderfully. Never gets above 40c under full load.
The hybrid cards are pretty bad, if you don't wanna do full watercooling it's probably better just to get a card with a large air cooler.
VujaDe
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Bad as in leaky, or bad as in doesn't OC well? Because anything that will leak is not an option for me. That is why I have always gone air cooled on previous builds. I don't really have the money to leak water all over my PC. A performance per dollar issue is less consequential than an actual stability issue.
Zestychille
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In fact gamer nexus benchmarked a couple of the cards on the list an it seems they can handle pretty good overclocks and with a little of diy it is plausible to make a little custom loop from an aio, (not sure if this will work on a gpu aio) but a good air cooler on the card is also a good option
MSI Seahawk!