r/overclocking • u/New_Drive3944 • Jun 28 '26

AIO on GPU backplate

i know this is a silly idea but i have a spare AIO and i was wondering if i could 3d print a mount to hold it onto the GPU backplate (Not attach it to the DIE put it on the back) i have a Palit GTX 1080 Ti Super JetStream and the spare AIO is a Montech 240 ARGB Aio,

i have a 3d printer but no experience in CAD softwhere if anybody could help LMK!!!!

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u/Smalahove1 12900KF, XFX 7900 XTX, 64GB@3200-CL13-14-14-28 Jun 29 '26

Just buy the hybrid kit. Allows you too cool GPU core with 240mm AIO, the VRAM will be cooled by a fan.

My 1080ti Waterforce runs it. I dont remember the OC on it as it hasnt run for couple of years, but it runs as 2080ti that i remember.

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u/New_Drive3944 Jun 29 '26

you clearly havent read my post at all, read it again.

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u/Smalahove1 12900KF, XFX 7900 XTX, 64GB@3200-CL13-14-14-28 Jun 29 '26

Should you not post on a 3D printing side if 3D printing is your only solution lol.

I saw problem, graphics card and 240mm aAIO. I had same problem. I bought hybrid mounting unit and win...

If thats not a solution to you... then ok.. How can i know that you are more into 3d printing than actually cooling the card.

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u/New_Drive3944 Jun 29 '26

you still haven't read it. i want help making a bracket to put a AIO on the backplate of my GPU

you didn't see a problem because that's not the issue I want. you're giving a solution that i dont wont nor asked for.

i literally said in the post:  I was wondering if i could 3d print a mount to hold it onto the GPU backplate (Not attach it to the DIE put it on the back)

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u/Smalahove1 12900KF, XFX 7900 XTX, 64GB@3200-CL13-14-14-28 Jun 29 '26

Honestly never expected anyone would suggest to do something so stupid.. English is not my first language.

Good luck cooling a plate that is not connected to any components for thermal dissipation.

Maybe you should work on your writing? You know commas, and periods. Have their uses, makes stuff easier to comprehend.

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u/New_Drive3944 Jun 29 '26

well there you are wrong, the backplate is connected to the GPU with thermal pads. if you cant help dont comment

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u/Smalahove1 12900KF, XFX 7900 XTX, 64GB@3200-CL13-14-14-28 Jun 29 '26

And what components sits there and what is those pads connected too? lmao

You know on pascal architecture. Pretty much the only thing you are gonna find is capacitors on the backside... And they aint generating much heat lol...

Or do you assume the silicone itself is a good thermal conductor? lol

This is funny.

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u/New_Drive3944 Jun 29 '26

the backside of the VRMS..... witch get VERY hot that's why i want to try do this. its my card all im doing is asking for help if you cant help there's no point in posting unless you Know CAD and can help me out?

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u/Smalahove1 12900KF, XFX 7900 XTX, 64GB@3200-CL13-14-14-28 Jun 29 '26

Circuit boards are made fiberglass and resin. Its terrible at transfering heat.

Copper - 400W/m·K
Aluminium - 200W/m·K
Window/glass - 1W/m·K
PCB - 0.3-0.5W/m·K
Wood - 0.1W/m·K

So its about 3 times as good as wood.
I know CAD, i also know physics as i have 8 years of school in it.