best bracket for 3080ti?

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etegv

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Hi, I'd like to purchase an AIO bracket for the 3080ti. Seems like there are issues with the G12 and the 3080. Will this be a problem for the 3080ti? Are there other brackets that work better with the 3080ti?

thanks
 
the g12 is the only one i know of and it does not work past nv 2000 series and amd 590x-ish. i modded mine to work with my 5700...
 
pendragon1 said:
the g12 is the only one i know of and it does not work past nv 2000 series and amd 590x-ish. i modded mine to work with my 5700...
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really? so you're stating that there no options for the 3 series? So I can't buy a bracket for the 3080ti?

that's a bummer
 
worth a try. looks like hes sold a bunch. one thing to keep in mind is that the vrm and ram will be naked. so youll need good airflow over them or some heatsinks.
 
pendragon1 said:
worth a try. looks like hes sold a bunch. one thing to keep in mind is that the vrm and ram will be naked. so youll need good airflow over them or some heatsinks.
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Yea, do you have recommendations? I recall putting some on my r9 290 when I used the Kraken G10 for it

thanks
 
etegv said:
Yea, do you have recommendations? I recall putting some on my r9 290 when I used the Kraken G10 for it

thanks
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cheap all copper ones off amazon. seem to work on my ram. my vrm is blasted by the g12 fan so i have nothin on that section.
 
I am thinking of getting a 3080 Ti - kind of ashamed to ask - but, what bracket are we talking about?

I noticed online - a lot of ppl use watercooling for their 3080+ cards. I have never done it before - is it for trying to achieve significant overclocks?

I'll probably just run it at stock.... Some of these cards are noisy, apparently. :)
 
Legos, maybe some of them funko pop toys.

But in all seriousness GPU supports have been around forever.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2L4VDTV or similar are popular $10 options. I don't like any that use the I/O or slot or whatever else similar for support. Maybe the Gigabyte style that used the motherboard standoffs but I prefer using the case base. Gravity pulls the card down on the back outer end the most, a stick holds it up. The other ends are supported by I/O and slot.
 
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rhkcommander959 said:
Legos, maybe some of them funko pop toys.

But in all seriousness GPU supports have been around forever.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2L4VDTV or similar are popular $10 options. I don't like any that use the I/O or slot or whatever else similar for support. Maybe the Gigabyte style that used the motherboard standoffs but I prefer using the case base. Gravity pulls the card down on the back outer end the most, a stick holds it up. The other ends are supported by I/O and slot.
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Oh, that's what I thought it was! There's a million of those now! How do you know which one to get?!? LOL!
 
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rhkcommander959 said:
Legos, maybe some of them funko pop toys.

But in all seriousness GPU supports have been around forever.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2L4VDTV or similar are popular $10 options. I don't like any that use the I/O or slot or whatever else similar for support. Maybe the Gigabyte style that used the motherboard standoffs but I prefer using the case base. Gravity pulls the card down on the back outer end the most, a stick holds it up. The other ends are supported by I/O and slot.
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didnt read the op eh?

pavel said:
I am thinking of getting a 3080 Ti - kind of ashamed to ask - but, what bracket are we talking about?

I noticed online - a lot of ppl use watercooling for their 3080+ cards. I have never done it before - is it for trying to achieve significant overclocks?

I'll probably just run it at stock.... Some of these cards are noisy, apparently. :)
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gpu aio brackets, like the nzxt g12, for mounting an aio onto the gpu
better OCs and/or cooler/quieter.
yes, some are noisier than others.
 
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pavel said:
Oh, that's what I thought it was! There's a million of those now! How do you know which one to get?!? LOL!
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thats not what we were talking about, at all...
if you need a support bracket, grab a $10 "uphere" one from amazon.
 
pendragon1 said:
didnt read the op eh?


gpu aio brackets, like the nzxt g12, for mounting an aio onto the gpu
better OCs and/or cooler/quieter.
yes, some are noisier than others.
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Facepalm. Yeah I missed the nzxt g12 aio bit, OP may wanna add that to the title.

Looks like a generic asetek pump but I'm not well versed on the NZXT lineup.
 
rhkcommander959 said:
Facepalm. Yeah I missed the nzxt g12 aio bit, OP may wanna add that to the title.

Looks like a generic asetek pump but I'm not well versed on the NZXT lineup.
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yeah it probably could use an edit
it is, it works with basically all asetek based aios but doesnt fit the new gen gpus without modding. drill a couple extra holes and on she goes...
 
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