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Ok got it now, thanks ! EDIT found some usermade instructions for disassembling an Eiswolf2 terminal, I suppose they're still good ?

But as I already have an Eiswolf2 (on my 3080), can I use its terminal on an Aurora Eisblock for 7900XTX ? You reply says yes then no then maybe, I'm a bit confused :)

You mean I *can* transfer my Eiswolf2 pump thingie to a new Aurora waterblock ? Hmmmm interesting :) Is there any other pump available for those new Aurora blocks than need no tubing ?

Hi I've got a 3080 with an Eiswolf2, and plan to get a 7900XTX (a XFX Merc prolly), and want some advice on how to do it Problem is if I get a waterblock I would not have any pump, and if I get an Eiswolf2 (not yet available) it's quite more expensive and I will have one useless rad Is there any...

Ok thanks Any way to know in advance which one will use reference layout ? I'ml not that familiar with AMD cards, got some ATI long time ago then Nvidia...

Seems EK already did one, will Alphacool offer them soon ?

Thanks, seems I got misled thinking the Rise fans only had 2mm H20 pressure, but seems they have over 3mm, so as good as Noctuas indeed ! I can't do much to change my setup, desk is too small to put the PC on it, and when under it back is against the wall (cf back) .. The front exhaust works...

Hi I don't want to badmouth anything, but I'm wondering if my Aurora Rise fans (on Eiswolf 2 GPU AIO) perform well... I've got a pretty specific setup, where my Eiswolf GPU 360 rad and fans are put front as exhaust because my PC is in an enclosure under my desk, so it cannot exhaust air through...

I don't know if Asus software allows to control fan/pump speeds using GPU temps, Gigabyte (what I have) don't allow it, so I use a free software called FanControl. But anyway you should set pump to 100% and can leave fans at constant 50% and you'd be good

Got the same issue some time ago, when I added a pump and reservoir to my Eisbear I had the same greenish tainted coolant, I had to flush the system... I didn't change anything before and the Eisbear was less than 1 year old

What's the case ? Not sure a 360mm rad will fit as you need some more space for reservoir and tubing/barbs

Or - replace the AIO fans with slimer 15mm ones and it may fit - get a less massive CPU cooler, one that has rad on the sides so you can remove the one closer to the front :)

Price of success then ? Yet seems it won't be that hard to sort out small packets and use less expensive options, 16EUR for a product weighing like 30g or even worse a thin cable makes no sense, and just forces me to get it elsewhere...

Hello Often I'd want to buy a couple cheap stuff, like fittings, cables, coolant, etc.. and right now I'd want to replace my black Eisbecher top with a transparent one, that's 8 EUR... But shipping cost is a whooping 16EUR minimum whatever you buy, making the shipping cost a deal breaker For...

Could be a problem with the PCie x16 slot itself - happened to me when some paste went in ! Did you try putting the GPU in the x8 slot ?

Sorry for you ... But VGA light means the mobo can't get the GPU to run, not that the mobo doesn't work... If you can try with whatever spare GPU you have, or run on iGPU if you have one

Something isn't working properly sure, an Eiswolf2 should give you nice temps, can you detail your setup and what are your power consumption, clock freqs, wattage, idle temp ?

If you use a waterblock or GPU AIO there's no fans anymore connected to the GPU, so it's pretty normal tho having a warning is weird! But 86C isn't normal, did you check the pump was running and properly plugged to a 4pin header ?

I think all Nexxos rads have a fill port, but you can check on the store. At least the ones sold with the Eiswolf2 have one (as the waterblock don't have any, not like the CPU Eisbaer) And there are some small pumps and reservoir like the VPP655 and Eisdecke, but that isn't needed if you just...

Else you could buy an Eiswolf2 for your GPU and then change the rad for a smaller one (that has a fill port).. kind of a waste admittedly but not sure it'll end up that more expensive, and rather simpler to build...