NightReaver
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Hey there, so I recently purchased a Gigabyte 6700XT Eagle and went shopping for a waterblock. Decided to go with bykski (cheap), but it seems the Gigabyte pcb differs from the reference board a bit. I did find some posts on LTT from somebody who matched this exact block and gpu together with a bit of dremel work.
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1345767-gigabyte-rx-6700-xt-eagle-waterblock/?_fromLogin=1
(down towards the bottom)
Now I have a dremel already, but honestly have barely used it in years and never on acrylic. I sent the guy a message asking for more details, but does anyone here have any experience using a dremel on acrylic? Such as what type of sanding bits and how to go about polishing up when done? Any other tips/advice would be greatly appreciated as well, thank you!
Oh, and before anyone asks "Why bother?" in the 1st place, it's because I already have a water loop and I like doing it as a hobby.
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1345767-gigabyte-rx-6700-xt-eagle-waterblock/?_fromLogin=1
(down towards the bottom)
Now I have a dremel already, but honestly have barely used it in years and never on acrylic. I sent the guy a message asking for more details, but does anyone here have any experience using a dremel on acrylic? Such as what type of sanding bits and how to go about polishing up when done? Any other tips/advice would be greatly appreciated as well, thank you!
Oh, and before anyone asks "Why bother?" in the 1st place, it's because I already have a water loop and I like doing it as a hobby.