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WafflePC

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would two Asus GeForce GTX 1070 8GB Video Cards running on sli need water cooling, or should the teps be fine?


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:welcome: WafflePC.

Do you mean liquid cooler for the video cards or the CPU?

 

Please give the brand and models of.

Mobo.

CPU.

PSU.

Case. 


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http://pcpartpicker.com/list/VZL9Cy

 

That's my build


Edited by WafflePC, 23 September 2016 - 05:04 PM.

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That's a great build and everything is compatible.   Running on stock settings, no heat issues.  I hope you don't mind a few suggestions and some observations, not criticism.

The MB is excellent, great spacing for duel GPU.   It has 4 pin PWR fan headers and Command Centre temp/fan control, so: worth checking the specs for the DIYPC case.   the fans may only have  12v plugs and a fan controllers means only set fixed speeds, no variable speeds settings depending on temps.

 

SLI.   More demanding games with maxed setting may cause the CPU to become a choke point.   Lower the setting or overclock the CPU.

 

RAM for gaming, 8GB is enough and 2666MHz is the sweet spot.

> http://www.legitrevi...-speed_170340/6

> http://techbuyersguru.com/gaming-ddr4-memory-2133-vs-26663200mhz-8gb-vs-16gb?page=4 

http://www.hardwareu...opic.php?t=1570

 

Two SSDs, Better configuration would be one SSD, OS/games and 1TB HDD programs like Office + mass storage and images/backups.

 

Your GPU performance will be very high and your 3 year old tech monitor will likely suffer tearing and not do the output justice.   consider using a 144Hz G-Sync one.   If your cards are outputting 85 fps, that's what the moitor will show.

 

A modified build for your consideration, > http://pcpartpicker.com/list/CLWrM8

 

If my build, I would go one GTX 1080 and upgrade to a i7 CPU. 

http://www.gamersnex...gtx-1070/page-4


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Gday WafflePC.

Not heard back from you yet!!   Have you decided on your parts yet?   Some feedback would be appreciated.

 

Thanks. 


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