Bykski GPU Backside Water Block for Nvidia RTX 3090 Video Memory (B-3090TC-X)
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What installing it actually involves
Three steps, in the order that matters. The one people get wrong is the first.
All Series Nvidia RTX 3090 — the exact model, not the family. Partner boards differ.
Thermal interface material as supplied. Even mounting pressure, correct bracket orientation, no over-torquing.
Run the pump on a bench supply with the rest of the system unpowered. 24 hours is the standard, an hour is the minimum.
About this part
This universal RTX 3090 VRAM block directly cools the video cards graphics memory (RAM) located on the backside of the card. Most stock backplates are inadequate cooling solutions for this area. By directly cooling these components the cards overall performance and stability will be more stable.
The block is constructed of high purity copper that is electroplated to prevent oxidation.
- 1x Universal Backside Water Block for RTX 3090 Video Memory
- 1x Mounting Hardware
- Thermal pads
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Returns are accepted within 30 days and are easy to start in the support center. Unopened items can be returned for store credit with no restocking fee; other returns carry a restocking fee, higher for items that have been installed or used.
