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All clear now, ordering my Eiswolf2, thanks ! I use software control for my pump to put it at 90% but can raise to 100% as well Still one question : I'll put the Eiswolf2 360mm rad front (intake) and the Eisbaer 280mm top (exhaust), I suppose that in order to have enough tube length I'd have...

Thank you ! Seems simple indeed, can you confirm I should do as below ? (rectangles are rads, triangles are pumps), and that I don't any anything else (accessories, bottles, fittings, whatever) ? And it's no issue if the 2 pumps have different speeds or should they be synced ?

I currently have a 280mm Eisbaer (standard version) for my 3900X, on the verge on getting an Eiswolf2 for my RTX3080 Gigabyte Eagle (now that it's released) to have a nice cool silent system Does it have real advantages to put them on a custom loop so both GPU and CPU will share 280+360 mm rads...

OK great, thanks !

I've got an AC Eisbaer 280mm on an AM4 platform, thinking upgrading to Intel 12th gen, how can I get a LGA1700 bracket for my AIO ? Edit : model change, thought it was Aurora but it's the old version that I have (no RGB)

Ok, back to my 3080 Gigabyte AIO, it doesn't seem possible to preorder the Eiswolf2 compatible version yet on your webstore?

Nowadays 420mm fit in many cases front (my P600S for example), but they're a bit overkill 280mm needs aggressive marketing then :)

Ok thanks It's weird that 360mm is so much more popular, 280 is easier to mount, cost less and has comparable perfs I do have a 280mm Eisbaer, added 2 Arctic P14s pull fans (they are super cheap and efficient) and got idle +11C full load +45C (over ambient), a 360mm don't do better ...

Would it also fit the Gigabyte Eagle (3080) ? Cards looks very similar but there may be small differences... Really a 280mm version will be nice, performance isn't far from 360mm (because rad surface is only 10% less...)

Hi mates I see there's a Eiswolf block for the Gigabyte 3080 Gaming, would that fit a 3080 Eagle ? Cards are pretty close to one another ...

Ok, can wait, I'm not ready yet to do custom cooling ...

It seems that my Gigabyte 3080 Eagle has reference PCB, and my new case has room for 360mm rad front, then I can go for an Eisbaer2, right ?

I have a new case now and could put a 360mm GPU cooler :) I have a Gigabyte Eagle 3080, from what I've read it uses the Nvidia reference design, so I suppose I can install the Eiswolf2 on it ? + What fans do you use on the Eiswolf2 rad ? I've swapped the ones from my Eisbaer 280mm (standard...

Ok, I know what radiator config I could have, I've checked the manual, 420mm Front 280mm Top. But change my 3080??? How ?? Where do you live ? There's no GPU shortage on Saturn ? :p

Nor EK nor Corsair have anything compatible with a Gigabyte 3080 Eagle GPU... Only Eiswolf is currently.

Ok, so I can put my current 280mm rad (CPU AIO) on top (exhaust) and add a 360mm or even 420 front (intake) for the GPU. Now my choice is either Install a DIY Eiswolf cooler, either standalone or in a loop - but I don't know how to do the later (and not sure of what to buy exactly for a...

Thanks Eddy My GPU is a Gigabyte Eagle 3080 (non OC), seems you have an Aurora Eisblock compatible with it https://www.alphacool.com/search?sSearch=11942 but not yet your new Eiswolf2... I can indeed put 360mm rad to the front, fans on intake (I had my CPU AIO 280mm rad front on my small...

No chance to have smaller rads like 240/280 ? 360 won't fit in my case ...

Hi all I've bought some months ago an Eisbaer 280 (the basic one) for my 3900X CPU, and I'm pretty glad with it, good materials, upgradeable, good perfs. Only con was that installing the waterblock on the CPU needed 3 hands :sneaky: 2 months ago I got a RTX3080 (lucky me), the rather basic...