Raijintek Compatible Morpheus II Core Black Heatpipe VGA Kühler

Awesome cooler, and fairly straightforward to install, unless you decide to keep the stock back and mid-plate like I did, then it may take a little bit of figuring out. I repasted the GPU die with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, as well I did had to use the supplied heatsinks for the chokes, which the stock cooler had a plate build in for those, and I used the K5 thermal pad replacement paste on those, instead of the supplied thermal pads, which in the reviews I watch never seemed to hold up well. The K5 paste is awesome! Holding strong, and keeping everything cool. Would highly recommend looking into K5 paste if you are going to do this, instead of the supplied thermal pads.As far as temps. It's cold outside, but I've been keeping my room warm around 23C, and my GPU has been idling around 32C and maxing out at 54C under prolonged loads. I'm able to get my GPU boost clock higher, and sustain the clocks speed now, with out thermal limits getting in the way.Only con: Which can be perceived as a con only if you have limited space, as with most ML120's it is going to make this a 4 slot card. You could use something like the NFA12x15 low profans to cut down on the height a little.Overall, easy to install. Near or at liquid cooling capacity without the worry of water ever leaking in the system, as well as much more affordable and cost effective I feel when compared to liquid cooling.Highly recommend.

So far, it's done pretty well. I slapped some Noctua fans onto it with the provided clips and it's quiet and cools fairly well.It was a little difficult seating the heatsink. You need 4 arms to do it properly. I ended up getting some adhesive rubber to hold the backplate in place (and provided some room to prevent component damage).Overall, it's not too bad. I will note that the 1080 didn't fit well with the large heatsinks so take that what you will.

installed this on a GTX Titan X(pascal) and stressed with furmark for 6 hours held 69 degrees (nice). although all but one of the adhered heatsinks did not stick. after purchasing my own and more heatsinks this thing performs better than on water

I have two older gaming computers, both with nVidia based graphics cards. One has a GTX 1080ti and the other has a GTX 980ti. In the past 12 months both cards had developed age related issues with their stock cooling solutions. Instead of paying big money to replace these cards I simply replaced the coolers with this product. Worked great and the cards are both running much cooler as a bonus! Installation can be tricky for the less technically inclined but if you just take your time and follow the instructions for your particular GPU you should be fine.

You need to have it packed better it's not packed right for shipping at all . I'll still keep it but I'm a little disappointed. I like the product I wish GPU mfgs would use this design. But please use a better box!! My GPU climbed right up to 85 °c not happy

Bought this as a solution to a dead AIO on an EVGA 1080ti hybrid.A section of fins were completely detached from the heat pipes. Returning for another, will update if I actually get one that isn't complete junk.

While building a new PC my 1080Ti that originally came with an AiO water cooler died due to pump failure. I wasn't ready to purchase a new video card at the time so I went with this doohickey. Works great! I was even able to get it to hold a higher overclock with this as opposed to the Corsair AiO that was OEM. The only con in my eyes is that you will never get all the heatsinks to stay where you want to the first try. I would suggest buying a thermal adhesive pad to freshen up some of the glue that comes on the pads that come with the kit, some had very little stickiness to them.

I water cooled my original 1080TI and I stupidly threw out its original cooler. I decided to air cool my card again to use in a different system and this cooler worked perfectly the temperatures if I remember right are about the same. The quality of the cooler is very nice and simple to install.