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Asus tuf gaming x570 pro wifi II - water cool chipset?
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MrGuvernment
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Not sure you would even need to really, unless your pushing the system real hard somehow?
hititnquitit
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Do it! Let us know how it goes and take lots of pics
Hmmm, after looking at it that may be tough. The trick will be getting a low profile chipset block with g1/4 ports that won't get in the way of your GPU.
I haven't looked at chipset blocks in ages tho. There may be something out there purpose built for just that.
Edit- If you could find one of these old school badboys and a couple 1/4in. to whatever your tubing is-reducers, you'd be golden (pun intended).
https://koolance.com/gpu-180-h06-video-card-vga-chipset-water-block
Seriously these were/are awesome little blocks. I only linked it to give you an idea of what to look for.
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I have a sterling silver Aquacomputer Twinplex and it looks nice. It's been sitting on my desk for a decade. Lol
applegrcoug
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I have an x570 and my chipset cooling fan rarely does its thing...stays cool enough without it.
sirmonkey1985
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absolutely no need to. just set the fan to silent or set the threshold to 70C.
My version has no fan, just a humongous hunk of aluminum sitting on a piece of thermal putty. Decided to skip it as I would have to pay someone to make the Aquacomputer screen to fit the odd board holes. Guess it's time to just melt the sterling silver block.