How to watercool a Zotac Trinity RTX3090
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straight up wrong with not needing a backplate. Ram gets to 190f 90c- ish the GDDR6X Chips Die at 105c and thats in a 011d with a 18c room.
GET A BACKPLATE.
according to what I learned, the backplate is just to protect against shorts and it can protect against light liquid spills in some cases, but I don't think you really "need" one. czcams.com/video/OBsxuNXyDJk/video.html
@@dettsguide6916 Dude, 3090 has MEMORY chips on the backside. As mentioned already - GDDR6X gets reaaaaly hot - under my waterblock it's close to 96 degrees at full load. Unless you have a fan blowing straight at the backside of this GPU - you can damage 3090 without backplate
@@ZephKynoyou are right, I didnt see they put the gddr6 on the back. I just read that alphacool is developing a waterblock for the backplate which ive never heard of. Better stick with a backplate...
You don't need to unscrew the Fans on Top to open the Card. Just the 6 Screws on the Back.
Thank you for the video, although I think we all need to see the rest of the installation
Good work but i am actually disappointed that my old Zotac 1080ti amp extreme were better built like a tank then the new expensive Zotac 3080 oc!.
2:30 - You had me at 76 Trillion Dollars. 😆
What MM did you use for the VRAMs? 1.5mm? 2mm? 3mm? Thanks!
you dont need to take the fans of to take the cooler off
then how to remove the cooler without removing the fans?
same instructions, just dont remove the fan assembly. only the rear screws are necessary, as the fan/heatsink stays as one unit. i replaced my thermal pads already, and the fans never had to come off.
can confirm this. thats how i did it. saves time.
what mm were the pads on the front that come with zotac card and on back plate thanks
Thank you so much for your video. Did it help to reduce the memory temperature? by how many degrees? I now have a memory temperature of 108-110 degrees, and this scares me a lot.
I have the same graphics card. I was wondering if it has any screw seal o something like that... because, obviously, this card is in guarantee so I don't want lost it.
Please tell me what are the thickness of the thermal pads for this card. I noticed you cut out the part where you remove the bracket that holds the backplate at 2:38, it seems it has a thin layer of thermal pad too coverting the mosfets, I want to change the thermal pads but put the original cooler back up, So I also need to know the thickness of those other thermal pads in the bracket.
Thanks a lot.
Turns out front thermal pads: 2mm
Back thermal pads: 2.5
(Tried 2mm, not good contact, 3mm is too thick and bows the card. You'll have to sandwich a 2mm + 0.5mm thermal pad in the back).
Front bracket mosfet thermal pads: 3mm.
@@sephirotic87 omg ty. ive been looking for this
@@calgeiser glad someone found my comment
All the 3090's have their memory running at the same speed so I would add a fan pointing at the back of your card until you get your EK backplate installed. I though all the 3090's used thermal putty on the VRM stages (I know EVGA & ASUS do)... made your job easier with that Zotac model having thermal pads :)
Personally, I'm waiting for the EVGA 3090 FTW3 block to drop from EK (on their notify list) so I can plumb my card back into my loop.
Not sure if u guys noticed but the mem chips on the right didn't have any pads on em originally, or putty... No wonder zotac thermal throttles
I have the same card,,thanks for the tutorial, might install it in the future time.
Thanks. Awesome guide. Using it now to get the ek vector block on my zotac rtx3080 amp holo. subbed
what backplate did you bought?
Nice! I saw PLE had some of those Zotac 3090's and I was tempted, but I'm just going to wait for my Aorus 3080 waterforce, should get a decent overclock out of it.
Great job on this video. I bricked my GPU trying to do a simple flash. I used this video to get my GPU pulled apart and back together. I will be adding my Zotac 3090 to a custom loop soon so Ill have to do it a second time. But this really helped. It deserves more likes! I was able to flash by BIOS back and Im all good now. Thank you for this!
Glad to hear :)
But as far as i remember you waste the warranty with Zotac while on Asus as an example you can remove the cooler without losing the warranty. In my counzry a Tuf 24G is even cheaper than the Trinity.
Yeah baby! Cool that thermal-neutron reactor.
Thx for the clear video. I'm thinking of doing this with the exact same card. Did you experience any coil whine with this card? I'm using a Tt P3 case with no window at all. Thx again
Yes a little bit but you can’t hear it unless you have your right to the case
@@TechManPat thank you for the quick reply! The 7900 xtx seems enticing but with all that coil whine it's just not an option. Sounds like I'll be going for the 3090
What water block is that
The best advice for water cooling is to only use distilled water and not use any dyes or colored coolant
Correct !
I forgot to put pads on my VRMs herp derp
Naughty!
No backplate? Seriously get the backplate
That 3090 is ridiculously long 😳
That's where it gets its cooling surface from, the PCB itself is much shorter as you can see in the video. For my NZXT Rogue it's the perfect card since other models are quite high. I only have 2.5 to 3 cm overhead clearance, but the case can easily handle long cards.
Hi, what are your memory junctions temps after installing this block?
Thanks :)
i need to know this my self too
Still waiting for them to make a block for mine
What one do you have ?
@@TechManPat EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra Gaming, 24GB
Water-cooled Zotac Trinity 3090 or air-cooled Asus ROG Strix OC 3090? I can't make up my mind 🤷♂️ need help choosing which one to buy.
you should flash this to the gigabyte bios with a max of 390 watts instead of 320 or 350 i got a decent increase when you flash it the power limit is 105 percent
That’s a good suggestion the question is can it be done the boards have slight differences
@@TechManPat yes mine is done you can flash the gigabyte oc and eagle I used the gigabyte oc you lose one display port you can always flash it back just be careful
Just be careful is the bane of my existence haha have you seen a big improvement in performance?
@@TechManPat yes was getting pretty trash perf with stock bios barely beating good 3080 now perf is better than where it should be I know the gigabyte oc is safe some people have done other cards like eagle and tuff but best one with 390 watt limit is gigabyte oc
just to re-re-reconfirm.. you flashed a gigabyte oc or eagle to a ZOTAC? was reading about people using KFA bios, but my butt uncontrollably puckers when I think about doing this to a card that I paid $1800 for thats now worth as much as a good condition used car.
I'm getting anxiety just seeing an expensive GPU being pulled apart.
What gpu junction temp do you get while mining?
68 on gpu and 70 on cpu if I’m doing both
he wasnt asking gpu core temp, asking tJunct. like from hwinfo. I'd be wildly curious to see if this thing isnt throttling down to ~3060 levels of performance if you never added cooling to the back :O i received a founders that was seemingly defective, as the back plate never touched the memory, and it overheated nearly immediately (again, the memory as measured by tJunct, not the core) in anything more taxing than web browsing. dont torch your expensive toy!
And what is the performance with the 350w power limit and the cooler
temperatures?
Lower temps are great generally quieter performance is better if you flash a gigabyte bios
I'm getting 65c on water with my 3090 what's your temp looking like?
same 65c - 63c
@@oksle8132 Yeah 65c if I'm using RT cores nothing hotter
@@Near2Future what's your temp when on desktop with nothing running?
mine was 29c yesterday today for some reason it's 42
@@oksle8132 When I'm on idle I'll be around 22-23c when using RTX broadcast for my voice. It'll be 30c I've got a 360mm just dedicated to gpu alone. Temps still seem pretty high for this card, guess it also depends on brand I'll pull 350w on load.
@@Near2Future yeah me two 360mm for gpu only, and dammmmmn rtx broadcast just turned it off and got 10c down now it's 31c on idle thanks for the tip did not know rtx broadcast get temp this high
1. Get a backplate for those vram
2. Just unscrew the 6 screws on the back (not the fans)
3. You used the wrong thermal pads for the VRM, they are different from VRAM. 3mm for the VRM and 2mm for front VRAM, 3mm for back VRAM!
its really doesnt matter, just as long as their is a point of contact.
@@seerking It does matter since too much will lower to contact to the main core. However the thicknesss is also dependent on the watercooling block.
FML. Thinking of doing this. My damn GPU Memory junction temps are at 110c when mining.
92c when gaming.
is this normal with the zotac trinity 3090 OC? :O
106c mining here.
Sometimes the pc turns off.
Does it happens to you?
@@gsuracing9362 strange. That has not happened to me even-though it can stay at 110c.
How strong is your Powersupply?
@@RocketLR 750w.
I have done undervolt a few hours ago and now Gpu mem is 90c.
But I lost around 10 mh/s.
@@gsuracing9362 hmm so do i. Even though they recommend 850w when paired with a intel i9 and im still not getting any issues.
@@RocketLR I don't know.
But looks better at 90c.
Letssssssss Gooooooooooooo
Yeah no thanks, I have the same card and I’m afraid I’m going to ruin it doing this.
Same. I wanna lower temps but watching this process made me not want to do it lol
@@NiftyDerli it’s really not that bad. Go slow
the only thing to be aware of is the two little hidden screws are different from the rest. other than that, not much to it. ive taken mine apart twice now; no issues.