Universal waterblock help!

MevolutionX

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Just got the EK Supremacy VGA universal waterblock. I heard vrams/memory need to be 'heatsinked' otherwise it will be toasted. Anyone knows where are these vrams/mem module that's on my GTX 580 that requires cooling? I think there is already a heatsink pre-fitted. Not sure... Photos below :)

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NY__chickenpie

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the vrm only a bit hot, usually do not need to cool it. If u really want, then get some HS and put on them
 

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Wah. If that's the case I'll just leave those VRAM alone. No idea what's the fuss people are on about. They say those VRAM can heat until 100+ degrees Celsius
 

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For Gpu water-cool is good, but always remember to position a cooling fan to cool the PWm and the ram chips. Is a must!!!
 

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I tot some water block will cover the vram and memory chips as well?
 

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I tot some water block will cover the vram and memory chips as well?

yah,those are face block which customized to only one module and universal block just cool the Gpu core and can be used on many modules according to its mounting.
 

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When you take out reference cooler, just see which component is in contact with the oily tape. Usually those components need to be cooled.
 
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