Air cooling or water cooling is the best for ASUS EN8800GT

[Sovan]

I've bought ASUS EN8800GT 3Weeks ago.

I see it get 50C Idle and 60C+ full load.

 

Now i want to buy the air or water cooling to cool it.??

I don't know which product is the best cooling.

 

I really appreciate for the recommend.

 

 

Thanks

[Crow47]

Well, water cooling is the most performance-conscious choice, but you'll have to grapple with setting it up. If you just want to get some fairly better cooling, yeah, go with a souped up air cooler.

 

With water, you'll have to find a reservoir, pump, and cooling blocks for your video card. I would recommend you go ahead and put your CPU on the water cooling too, just put a hose from the cpu down to the video card.

[kingdingeling]

I'd recommend getting a Thermalright HR-03 GT aircooler

[Sovan]

Well, water cooling is the most performance-conscious choice, but you'll have to grapple with setting it up. If you just want to get some fairly better cooling, yeah, go with a souped up air cooler.

 

With water, you'll have to find a reservoir, pump, and cooling blocks for your video card. I would recommend you go ahead and put your CPU on the water cooling too, just put a hose from the cpu down to the video card.

 

Thanks for your recommends.

I used Thermaltake BigWater760i to cool my CPU and didn't share to my VGA.

Should i share from CPU or buy new one(air/water cooling) for my VGA card?

[Comp Dude2]

you know your temps are fine, my card regulary hits 80 at load which is also fine. If you start overclocking then you might need to look into better cooling at that stage.

[firky]

110c is when you need to worry.