Recent content by Jaygray

Alright. Indeed it seems a bit on the flaky side. I'll consider this still. I still have the option to cool with air, with a - I'm not sure if I'm allowed to mention competitors here ;) - powerful aftermarket air cooler that my work partner happens to have uselessly lying around, so I might end...

Yep. Too bad :( Do you know, is the pump unit on this Eiswolf capable of working in similar manner to a NeXXXos GPX Pro Solo? It looks like the same pump. I see there is a separate backplate for sale for the GPX Pro Solo, but not sure about the mounting. I could probably cool the memory modules...

Wait, can you again repeat so I'm understanding this correctly: these Eisblocks would work with the Eiswolf? ... How? I'm now looking at pictures of the Eiswolf I ordered, and it looks to me like the pump is actually ON the cooler itself, whereas the blocks shown here are just blocks, with a...

Thank you again :) And then, could you maybe link to some instructions on filling it? I do have plenty of patience, but would still greatly appreciate info on how about to approach the procedure. There is a reason why I originally got an AIO unit, but it's not as much about being afraid of...

Thanks for the info! And how about this one: https://www.alphacool.com/shop/gpu-water-cooler/nvidia-fullsize/26856/alphacool-eisblock-es-acetal-rtx-2080/2080ti-m02-2070/80-super-quadro-6000/8000?c=20538 I have a case with no windows or anything, so I really don't need anything in the way of...

For instance, I found this on your page: https://www.alphacool.com/shop/gpu-water-cooler/nvidia-fullsize/26856/alphacool-eisblock-es-acetal-rtx-2080/2080ti-m02-2070/80-super-quadro-6000/ Could I order this M02 eisblock, and replace it with the M07 block on the Eiswolf 240 GPX Pro 2080ti M07 I...

Hello! I recently purchased an AIO setup for my GIGABYTE RTX 2080 Ti WindForce OC (GV-N208TWF3OC-11GC). The product I purchased is: Alphacool Eiswolf 240 GPX Pro Nvidia Geforce RTX 2080/2080Ti - black M07. I only now realized it was the M07 model, and looking through your page I assume the M02...