F5F Stay Refreshed Power Users Overclocking You can use a standard water block designed for the Asus HD7870.

You can use a standard water block designed for the Asus HD7870.

You can use a standard water block designed for the Asus HD7870.

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MS_TWINS
Member
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12-30-2016, 11:45 AM
#1
You can use the EK Supremacy EVO block to watercool your Asus HD7870. All listed components are compatible with each other.
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MS_TWINS
12-30-2016, 11:45 AM #1

You can use the EK Supremacy EVO block to watercool your Asus HD7870. All listed components are compatible with each other.

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xGrapeNinja
Junior Member
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01-01-2017, 06:09 AM
#2
EK-FC7870 - Acetal + Nickel at frozencpu
Presumed you already have pump, top, res, and optionally a 24 Volt controller for strong performance like koolance PMP 450S.
You should possess adequate understanding of PC water cooling materials, heat induction, pressure, and flow rate principles. Also, this is your first time with water cooling—include radiator flushing, thermal grease application, pump priming, leak detection, and temperature tracking.
Check the internal space of your case and ensure compatibility with 240 mm radiator mounting and CPU socket.
Proceed if your CPU and GPU together meet a combined TDP of 200 watts, such as an Intel core i3 6100 (51 watt TDP). Also, include two 1500 RPM 120 mm static pressure fans.
Tips
See if your case supports push-pull installation...
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xGrapeNinja
01-01-2017, 06:09 AM #2

EK-FC7870 - Acetal + Nickel at frozencpu
Presumed you already have pump, top, res, and optionally a 24 Volt controller for strong performance like koolance PMP 450S.
You should possess adequate understanding of PC water cooling materials, heat induction, pressure, and flow rate principles. Also, this is your first time with water cooling—include radiator flushing, thermal grease application, pump priming, leak detection, and temperature tracking.
Check the internal space of your case and ensure compatibility with 240 mm radiator mounting and CPU socket.
Proceed if your CPU and GPU together meet a combined TDP of 200 watts, such as an Intel core i3 6100 (51 watt TDP). Also, include two 1500 RPM 120 mm static pressure fans.
Tips
See if your case supports push-pull installation...

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JacobLouis30
Posting Freak
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01-01-2017, 07:33 AM
#3
EK-FC7870 - Acetal + Nickel at frozencpu
Presumed you already have pump, top, res, and an optional 24 Volt controller for strong D5 systems like koolance PMP 450S.
You should possess adequate understanding of PC water cooling principles, including heat induction, pressure dynamics, and flow rates. This is your first time with water cooling—this includes radiator flushing, thermal grease application, pump priming, leak detection, and temperature tracking.
Check the internal space of your case and ensure compatibility with a 240 mm radiator mount and CPU socket.
Yes, provided your CPU and GPU together meet the 200 watt TDP limit (for example, Intel Core i3 6100 at 51 watt TDP) and you have two 1500 RPM 120 mm static pressure fans.
Tips:
- Verify if your case supports a push-pull setup; for higher TDP CPUs like 95 watt, consider Coolstream 360.
- If using an ITX case, you can add a Coolstream 120 in series with the 240 mm radiator.
- Avoid silver coil or kill coil as they can cause corrosion when mixed with brass, copper, nickel—common PC water cooling materials. Use biocides or other microbe inhibitors during loop bleeding.
Please share the photo if you made it.
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JacobLouis30
01-01-2017, 07:33 AM #3

EK-FC7870 - Acetal + Nickel at frozencpu
Presumed you already have pump, top, res, and an optional 24 Volt controller for strong D5 systems like koolance PMP 450S.
You should possess adequate understanding of PC water cooling principles, including heat induction, pressure dynamics, and flow rates. This is your first time with water cooling—this includes radiator flushing, thermal grease application, pump priming, leak detection, and temperature tracking.
Check the internal space of your case and ensure compatibility with a 240 mm radiator mount and CPU socket.
Yes, provided your CPU and GPU together meet the 200 watt TDP limit (for example, Intel Core i3 6100 at 51 watt TDP) and you have two 1500 RPM 120 mm static pressure fans.
Tips:
- Verify if your case supports a push-pull setup; for higher TDP CPUs like 95 watt, consider Coolstream 360.
- If using an ITX case, you can add a Coolstream 120 in series with the 240 mm radiator.
- Avoid silver coil or kill coil as they can cause corrosion when mixed with brass, copper, nickel—common PC water cooling materials. Use biocides or other microbe inhibitors during loop bleeding.
Please share the photo if you made it.

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PedroO_
Senior Member
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01-01-2017, 11:32 AM
#4
wondering why anyone would invest in it. I question if the ASUS HD7870 can really boost the vcore to the point where water cooling works effectively. The gains would still fall short compared to an RX470.
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PedroO_
01-01-2017, 11:32 AM #4

wondering why anyone would invest in it. I question if the ASUS HD7870 can really boost the vcore to the point where water cooling works effectively. The gains would still fall short compared to an RX470.