What's the difference between this and the regular fanned ones? Is it better? Worse?...

[Luís Rodrigues Neves]

What's the difference between this and the regular fanned ones? Is it better? Worse? Less Noisy? Or not? Give me your thoughts.

 

[Sean Condon]

I think the pic explains itself. It's watercooled... for custom water loops.

 

[Andrew Cobb]

Google.com

 

[Timothy Johnson]

It'll run cooler than an air cooled model, but requires a custom loop, as for overclocking, always silicon lottery, though I'd say that the GPU itself would be higher quality compared to their lower end models. Noise would depend on the cooling loop and how much radiator space you give it, as well as the fans used, and the speed they're run at.

 

[Orion Holt Jacoby]

Less noise better cooling

 

[Sean Condon]

Honestly, It'd be nice if companies sold just the board and the electronics with no cooling.

 

[Clement PanPan]

This is for custom loops....

 

[Joezenn Sellerx]

It runs cooler and quite

 

[Kevin Nino Rodriguez]

dude this is for custom water loops. it doesnt have anyfans on the card. but idk this is too expensive i think

 

[Matt Leser]

It’s better because liquid cooling is quite.

 

[David Ferguson]

I own this exact card. It overclocks well, and on a 480 mm radiator the card will get 5 degrees warmer than room temp at most. I normally see 20c at low useage and 25c during VR and multi monitor gaming.

 

[Alex Ene]

gosh,this looks so amazing

 

[Kenan Cross]

Liquid cooling is whisper quiet sir. But you'd best have your loop set up.

 

[Gregory Leung]

If the waterblock is noisy, I think you should RMA it.