mhm might as well cut in pieces a tinyATX that goes around it and wire all the traces lol

FE 4090 with a waterblock is only 236mm/9.3in which is a fantastic option that is significantly cheaper than most 4090 AIO options.

What kinda SFF can fit a 360 rad

@@maozedowner5915 He's talking about just the card and the looks of it, not including the rad.

I'm talikng about just the card and not the rad @@maozedowner5915

Exactly! Why isn't there more stuff designed like this?

​@@salz_Money talks baby. This thing is double the price for a reason.

This exact reason is why I've always stayed away from every gigabyte product ever lmao

And the ugliest logo of all time for some reason

Facts but I wish it was less "gamer" even still.

Very very good but 3200 is a lot more than it should be.

For a liquid cooled gpu, it's pretty thick. Shouldn't it be thin? Like old GPUs?

@@fynkozari9271 thats really up to the designers but personally i think its great that its a little thicker than most aio gpus since it massively reduces noise levels.

probably costs 1800 dollars real price.

It's the shots for me

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Here in Australia, it’s like $7,300 AUD, and to put in perspective, 4090’s here are about $3k AUD

the price overkill was real

The average 4090 in canada is 2500 so if it 3200 its not bad for a fully water cooled gpu

Fuck yeah costs twice as much to,get 3fps, worth it……

and tell me how well it runs after 3 years of hard use…..

The video is since 3 min up an your comment is 2 min old. You can't saw the hole video xD

​@@fairyprinz9259He quickly downloaded the video and watched it at 10x speed on external software

Because he edits on a top of the range Mac. Mac is for Pros, PC is for browsing / games.

​@@bmwofboganville456lol that has absolutely nothing to do with it😂

@@bmwofboganville456He might have edited this video on the mac studio, but that wouldn’t be why it looks good.

I guess the difference is he's on an open test bench here. Also a custom loop will share with the CPU so it will depend what CPU you have too.

Yeah that's very unfortunate

I'm pretty sure Asus would not want to show those results considering they are marketing this particular card here.

@@igrvksat worst it’s the same and still has the hassle of open loop cooling

It doesn't perform better. It's the same die, kept cooler by single digits. It's a brag piece or a benchmark queen. In real use on a gaming rig, it has no extra value aside from sound and aesthetics

LOL

That's a lot more expensive than what I would have guessed, holy. If it were available in Germany I reckon it'd easily cost over 3500€, maybe close to 4000€, because companies like pricing their GPUs so that you end up paying ~20% more for the same GPU in Germany compared to the USA (1€ is still more than $1, about $1.06 right now). That would be at least twice or thrice the money any average person here is going to earn, post-tax.

F it ... I can make a PC with a 7900xtx 7800d3 ASRock motherboard phanteks nv7 case. Phanteks expensive fan water-cooling and power supply. 2TB m.2 PC4.0 32 gb 6000 cl30 Samsung Odyssey G8 OLED. Keyboard and mouse... Same price......

​@@C4Oc.+- 4000 euro. For fun I made a PC for about the same money with high end component's..... I can make a PC with a 7900xtx 7800d3 ASRock motherboard phanteks nv7 case. Phanteks expensive fan water-cooling and power supply. 2TB m.2 PC4.0 32 gb 6000 cl30 Samsung Odyssey G8 OLED. Keyboard and mouse... For 4180 euro.... All day that over this Asus card .... Without warranty 😂

This card is straight up disgusting excess, if you're thinking about buying this please donate $1000 to a homeless shelter or something & get a still ridiculously overpowered regular 4090

@@roboticunclephillol donate to a homeless shelter.

Agree, that Waterforce Extreme 4090 is a silent beast. Like mine as well. How did you replace the fans that came with it though? I added 3 extra, but just moved the stock ones to the back side so they'd be outta sight. @DavidTrejo

I want to build my own rig. How and where do I start?

@@nochipsonlycrisps8639 start searching for stuff people talk about on UKposts videos and go from there 😁

F it ... I can make a PC with a 7900xtx 7800d3 ASRock motherboard phanteks nv7 case. Phanteks expensive fan water-cooling and power supply. 2TB m.2 PC4.0 32 gb 6000 cl30 Samsung Odyssey G8 OLED. Keyboard and mouse... Same price......

@@Mark-nc2nx I don't think anyone's arguing that this is a good value buy.

​@@Mark-nc2nxI can buy 10 cars, or one Ferrari No one is making a value argument here

@@bootchoo96 Ferrari can get to +- 300 kilometers... This is 5 % faster .... I don't mind if you pay more for primum and if you like the looks.... But 2x more .... If it had als 32 gb and between the 15/20% yes .. This is stupid....

Lmao $3200 price tag. You don't get that much performance over the $2000 strix oc.

How's the kryosheet compare to PTM 7950?

Good mention but I guess if you have the money for this card you probably have the money to upgrade every 2 years/new gpu cycles…..

@@gabepesco The KryoSheet runs about 2C hotter than liquid metal, beats every paste on the market and PTM 7950. KryoSheet never dries out, so it will last the life of your device just like PTM 7950. PTM 7950 is not sold to the public so you have to go through an entity that will cut it down to size, repackage and sell it to you. This drives up cost and exposes its sales to fraud. modDYI sells authentic PTM 7950 just shy of three times the cost of KryoSheet. PTM 7950 is on par with high performance paste. The downsides of KryoSheet is that it is conductive and if you need to remount your cooler, you will have to buy another one. You should use conformal coating on any SMDs around the chip you are cooling with it.

@@adang9948 You are correct but I'm not a fan of e-waste. If you buy this card and replace it in two years, give it to someone in need, in a condition that doesn't require them to tare it apart.

That's pretty important info. Thanks for the heads up.

Fr bro

Also, dont forget on top of that hes ACCUALY a good gamer😊

@@philippeckardt1163Yes! And when I met him few days ago, he even took his time for a little smalltalk while healing at least two blind children. Will never forget that

Isn’t that how any man who has his shit together looks like? You take care of your health and manage your finances, and passionate about something you enjoy doing, it’s really that simple, you can spend time learning and creating or waste your life looking and admiring others, the choice is yours.

literally nothing will happen. I'm rockin' Fractal's Celsius S36 with liquid metal for over 3 years now and i have 0 issues.

Looking forward the RTX50 with a watercooling block.

By the time it reaches your country, if you're in the EU, it'll be $5000. I think I'll prefer to be able to pay my rent for the next 6 months instead.

I had an AIO in my last system for almost years and the liquid didn't evaporate. Doesn't seem like it'd be an issue within the standard lifetime of PC hardware.

Sleeved tubing won’t lose liquid. Rubber tubings will cause liquid to vaporize, and that’s why almost all AIOs are using sleeved tubing

really, very elegant gpu, but it has the same performance as others, if I take a normal gpu and put a block, I will get a better result and I will save a lot of money

I sold three kidneys to buy a 4090

Yeah, $3200 USD

​@@ArdentMoogle3200 only? This is a must have then .I wonder if it will run minecraft on my 1080p monitor!

The only sound you're hearing with the MSI Liquid is the coil whine, which goas away after a month of usage. (My guess is this specific MSI Liquid was kept on a shelf and not used that much, so it still has coil whine)

Optimus, the company with shit QC and CS, and the one that uses a water chiller to advertise how “good” they are? Lol

You are missing the entire point of this card. You get it because you can get it, not for if you need to save a bit but still want a 4090.

cost of good ek pump with that overpriced block would cost more and look mouch worse. I am just sad it released so late i hope it will be new gpu lineup for 5090 etc as something like aorus and msi watercooled gpus

@@erisium6988 just wait 2-3 years

The MSI one Ali tested in the video is also currently $1800 US.

Optimum wife?

That's probably why he renamed his channel to simply optimum.

Hard agree

Yet this is a pretty massive design that only got an additional 3 percent in frames over stock. The other side of the spectrum can look how small a cooler can be with undervolting. This has already been done hundreds of times before. I much rather buy a 4090 that's uses less power in a smaller formfactor.

I've had an AIO cooled GPU (EVGA 2070 Super XC Hybrid Gaming) for four years and it's been great. Still running cool, still amazingly quiet. It'll definitely last until I replace it in the next year or two.

What. Why? The surface that matter won't oxidize as it's sealed. The rest can oxidize and it wouldn't matter.

@@ivyr336 it doesn’t oxidize the liquid metal will combine with copper and form an alloy that will ruin cooling because there’s no real conductor for the heat to get to the block and you’ll have to reapply the LM to the GPU. This is something that asus laptops also deal with often. It’s just chemistry and they don’t care I guess.

It eventually makes a layer that won’t be an issue after enough time…but you wouldn’t have to deal with this and the repasting if they just plated it with nickel.

Gamers nexus has a video on this. It plates the copper. Doesn't impact performance. What you are describing sounds like LM + an aluminum heatsink.

@@ivyr336 it doesn’t effect performance because it’s a bad conductor it effects performance because it becomes a solid alloy that you need to add more conductor to until a solid layer is there so it doesn’t have anything to react with and yes bare copper and LM have a reaction with each other as well

2 problems? :p

not true

@@erisium6988 Of course it's true, you can see that it's not nickel plated and the issues with copper + LM have been documented for 2 decades.

Additives easily solve this problem. Asus ain't that dumb.

@@zqzj You are confusing the loop gunking up from the inside, which is fixable with additives, with the liquid metal attacking the cold plate

This is a commercial, not a review. He's trying to sell it and highlight it's most positive aspects, not objectively look at it. People seemed to not realize most UKpostsrs are advertising, not reviewing.

@@mangaas he is not sponsored, and buys every item he reviews, or makes videos of, himself. This is a review no matter how you look at it - the depth at which he goes into reviewing it is another story. In no way did I feel like he was trying to sell me into this product, he just showcased a new, cool, pretty overkill product.

I think it is overpriced but I think it’s more of a flex than a value for the money part still dope tho