NZXT Kraken G12 - GPU Mounting Kit for Kraken X Series AIO - Enhanced GPU Cooling - AMD and NVIDIA GPU Compatibility - Active Cooling for VRM - Black

Did the job. With a kraken 240 my 2080 gaming x trio went from above 80°C to below 60°C during max load.

This is specific to installation on an RX 580, and paired with a ThermalTake Water 3.0.I read a lot of forums to try and figure out if this would work with my Gigabyte RX 580, and everybody seemed to agree that it would. Wellllllllllllllll let's just say that it technically does.Basically it doesn't fit using the intended orientation. I tried a lot of things, but I didn't want to put a friggin huge shim between the heatsink and GPU. However, if I rotate it 180 deg, it mounts up fine-ish.Issues with this method:1) your graphics card is much longer than before, but fortunately my mid-size tower had plenty of room2) the built-in fan no longer aligns with the rest of the chipset, so provision for alternative cooling would be good. I solved this by adding a lot of stick-on heat sinks and a Noctua fan. Note: I also put a _very good_ GPU brace on, fabricated by myself using threaded rod and some nuts so that it would also mount the Noctua fan, because now that it had all of this extra weight, it would definitely stress the PCI slot when in a tower.3) weird issue: the graphics card automatically throttles if it doesn't see the built-in fans plugged in. So, I actually just rotated the fans 90 deg along the long side of the card, and now I have two more case fans. Downside of this is that they interfere with side of the case so I left it off, which kind of eliminates the noise advantage of water cooling.On the bright side, the water cooler I used is only a single-fan unit, and it could handle as much heat as I could possibly create. I worked my way up to the fastest total overclock (GPU and memory) that I could do, with maximum voltage, and I could put it through long benchmarks and it stayed below 60C. Running games at the maximum playable (I consider 40 fps playable) settings at 2560x1440 it never goes above the mid 50s, for hours on end (no heat soak). Before I did this, that card would easily get up into the 80s under load, hotter with the side of the case closed. This may have also been due to aging thermal compound, but either way: the water cooler brings the temp way down compared to stock.SO: Final Verdict: If your graphics card is officially supported, I think this would be great. If it isn't, you might be able to get creative like I did.

The media could not be loaded. Incroyable performance ! -20 degrées en moin sur le GPU 45 degré en jeux (cyberpunk 2077 ultra) et environ 55 en charge ! Que demandé de plus!

Prodotto assurdo, grazie a questo ho raffreddato la mia rtx 2070, un adattatore perfetto per la mia scheda e mi ha fatto risparmiare tempo e denaro, i sistemi personalizzati sono belli e performanti ma con costi molto alti

Actualización a día de hoy tras compra.Compre este adaptador para una: Zotac GAMING GeForce RTX2060 6GB GDDR6Con una refrigeración líquida: NZXT Kraken X52 240 mm Refrigerador Líquido de CPU RGB Todo en Uno con Tecnología CAM Bomba de Alto Rendimiento Ventilador de Radiador Aer P 120 mm (se incluyen 2), Kraken X Gen 2En primer lugar, el adaptador se acopla perfectamente a la tarjeta gráfica con los anclajes tipo N. No se tienen que forzar ninguna conexión ni nada por el estilo. En segundo lugar, lo compre porque necesitaba/quería refrigerar la tarjeta gráfica por liquido sin comprar lo bloque (que son más caros).Materiales: buena calidad creo que es aluminio, resistente a los golpes o a doblarse. A parte la parte inferior al tener las ranuras disipa el calor bastante bien. Incluso permite algún tipo de luz RGB.Ventilador: El ventilador no hace nada de ruido y el cable de conexión viene con una funda protectora. Se acopla perfectamente al adaptador y cuesta trabajo atornillarlo por lo que no se mueve nada.Peso: con todo instalado si es cierto que la gráfica tiene mas peso de lo que esta pensada y por ello tuve que comprar un suporté para sostenerla.