Questions about Eiswolf 2 and other things.

[krahammer]

I have a 3080TI Ventus by MSI. I am using the Eisbaer Aurora to cool my CPU. I'd like to expand my loop for GPU cooling. I wanted to use the Eiswolf, but I can't find it for my GPU and I can't find it standalone. Some questions:

1) Can I swap the block on the Eiswolf for an Eisblock made for my GPU?

2) What is the fastest and most straight forward way to add GPU cooling to my AIO?

 

[Eddy]

1) Theoretically yes, but this is anything but a simple conversion. We therefore do not recommend it and do not give any tips for it. There's too much you can do wrong. But you may be able to find conversion instructions online. I know that some customers have done exactly that.

2) The quickest way would be to bring the normal GPU cooler into the circuit. All you really need is the cooler and the following extension kit. Nothing else.

12548 Alphacool Eisbaer Quick-Connect Extension Kit

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But what is also interesting here is which CPU are you using and which Eisbaer? So with which radiator? Otherwise it won't work under a 360mm radiator.

 

[krahammer]

Radiator is 360mm, AIO is Eisbaer Aurora and the CPU is a Ryzen 7 5800X.

 

[Eddy]

Then it should fit. Filling will just be a little difficult. I would do this outside the housing, as you have to shake it properly to get the air out.

 

[krahammer]

Any compatible block or would it be with the least effort to use the correct Eisblock? They are currently unavailable but I've found a supplier on eBay with some like new.

I'd normally not be trying to move so quickly but I have an opportunity while my workstation is opened up but I need to minimize downtime.

 

[Eddy]

The Eiswolf pump unit fits every Alphacool Eisblock Aurora cooler. It is always the same.