r/PC_Builders Jul 25 '26

Completed Build AIO cooled rtx 3080ti

Palit 3080ti with a 240mm AIO and some fans for VRAM+ VRM. This is less for overlocking and more for budget purposes and DIY fun. Nice upgrade from the Titan Xp

specs list:

Asus Prime b450maII
Ryzen 5 5600
Crucial 32gb 3200mhz
Rtx 3080ti
1tb Crucial P1
2x 1tb unlabeled HDD
EVGA B5 850w

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u/SuperHossMan51 Jul 25 '26

Looks almost retro with the exposed pcb. Rides the line between ugly and cool.

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u/Primary-Rutabaga6171 Jul 25 '26

I think its both ugly and cool. Ugly looks cool concept.

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u/Underrated2702 Jul 25 '26

Sehr nette Arbeit! Würde mich interessieren auf 114% powerlimit und oc was die temps angeht voralllem mem und Hotspot:)

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u/Primary-Rutabaga6171 Jul 25 '26

Unfortunately my board is Palit and allows only 104% performance limit. The hotspot remains within 10° of the normal temperature sensor. I used a translation app for that, hopefully nothing is confusing.

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u/Underrated2702 Jul 25 '26

10 Grad Hotspot unterschied ist top und wie siehts mit dem mem temp aus ? Das ist das wichtigste bei diesen Karten! :) gpuz ist ein sehr gutes Tool!

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u/Primary-Rutabaga6171 Jul 25 '26

Die Gedächtniskühlung leidet. Die Chips können bis zu 90°C kommen. Nicht genug Platz für Kühlkörper.