Raijintek compatible Morpheus II Core Black Heatpipe VGA Kühler

I bought this for a graphics card I bought from ebay that didn't have the original cooler still. I couldn't find many 3rd party coolers that would fit the card and found no 2nd hand original coolers without buying a new card.The cooler itself is fairly big so make sure you've got space in your case. It's also quite heavy, but was sturdy and solid when installed.I followed a youtube video to fit this cooler but I didn't really need to. The instructions we good and the installation was hastle free. I bought a couple of quiet fans to use with the cooler which were fiddly but not too bad. Everything worked as expected and I now have a cool and quiet graphics card!Overall it's a good cooler and I would recommend it to others

Did much homework on how to best cool my Nvidia GTX 1080Ti FE as there were options for other cards but fewer for the FE model. Then I found the Raijintek Morpheus II Core Black Heatpipe VGA Cooler. I researched how to take my card to pieces (it was quite daunting and a good learning experience lol but YouTube is your friend) and then add the cooler along with 2 x Nocturn silent fans (also great BTW). Before with stock chamber cooler fan at 100% my card would run DCS World in 4K at 75C. Noisy as hell. With the Morpheus II and two fans running at about 80% (noise level vastly reduced) the card would run at 55C in winter and slightly higher in Spring/Summer 65C but that is substantially less than stock and much less noise. Room temp 19-27C in UK climate. Overall, if you are prepared to do your homework, void your warranty on your graphics card and become an ace geek to lower card temps, then this is the option for you. Price-wise it is a little expensive but I guess if you have a powerful card then cost does not come into it really. Go get it and geek the hell outta your rig :)

Basically a great product. Would like to have seen 15mm fan mounting clips instead of the supplied 13mm. 13mms fans are rare items so I was forced to use 25mm fans which makes a very bulky assembly covering all the slots on my micro ATX board. Weight makes card sag too. End result though is a 20 degree Celsius drop in temperature on my 970 so does the job well overall.

I installed this heatsink on my vega 56 reference card. There are few tutorials online so everything went smoothly. One thing to note is that there is specific model of this heatsink dedicated for vega cards which has extra clearance room for small VRM heatsinks. Anyhow, morpheus II black editions did fit my card well, however I had to leave few VRMS to the mercy of my twin 120mm fans I attached to the heatsink. Overall temperature of my card stays around 50C (stock was 75C). This is with mild overclock. VRM temperature jump up to around 70 - 80C (still enough headroom for OC if you wish to do so). With reference cooler it was around 60C. This is to be expected since it lacks cooling of stock baseblate. Overall I am very happy with my purchace especially noice level. I installed two bequite fans and I can barely hear them on full load. Stock cooler noice level was like a vacuum cleaner on a table. Good product. In theory you can even reuse it in the future. There was plenty of left over tape and heatsinks.

This, this is a monster no doubt, and if you have the time and skills/patience to install it, you won't regret it. It keeps my GTX 1080 ti below 55º C under load, with 2 120mm fans mounted on it, of course. A bit fiddly to install and quite thick, but if you have space in your case for it, buy it.

Bought it because it said it fit RX480..Well... it didn't, heat pipes hit the RAM heat sinks.On the subject of the RAM heatsinks, the adhesive pads, are very temperamental and prone to not sticking

fitted on my EVGA 1060 6 gig card, the clips that come the cooler I struggled to hold my fans so I had to use zip ties but a good cooler none the less

Pros: Quiet when paired with appropriate fans, powerful cooling when installed properly.Cons: terrible quality of screws to keep the cooler fastened, after reseating once the screws are completely stripped making it impossible to remove the cooler!Does not fit all cards perfectly due to the uneven hot plate contact, will require lapping to fix this issue.Bottom line, not satisfied and damaged my graphics card on install.

Probably something I did. Despite looking at all of the youtube videos I couldn't get the fans attached and ended up using masking tape to stick the fans.Also, the tape used for the fins do not stick well to the chips.In any case, this is a sufficient solution with cards like the NVidia P40, if you know what you're doing.

Awesome cooler, and fairly straightforward to install, unless you decide to keep the stock back and mid-plate like I did, then it may take a little bit of figuring out. I repasted the GPU die with Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut, as well I did had to use the supplied heatsinks for the chokes, which the stock cooler had a plate build in for those, and I used the K5 thermal pad replacement paste on those, instead of the supplied thermal pads, which in the reviews I watch never seemed to hold up well. The K5 paste is awesome! Holding strong, and keeping everything cool. Would highly recommend looking into K5 paste if you are going to do this, instead of the supplied thermal pads.As far as temps. It's cold outside, but I've been keeping my room warm around 23C, and my GPU has been idling around 32C and maxing out at 54C under prolonged loads. I'm able to get my GPU boost clock higher, and sustain the clocks speed now, with out thermal limits getting in the way.Only con: Which can be perceived as a con only if you have limited space, as with most ML120's it is going to make this a 4 slot card. You could use something like the NFA12x15 low profans to cut down on the height a little.Overall, easy to install. Near or at liquid cooling capacity without the worry of water ever leaking in the system, as well as much more affordable and cost effective I feel when compared to liquid cooling.Highly recommend.

1660sに着くことを願って購入しましたが、そのままでは付きませんでした。しかし穴位置的に加工すれば付けられそうだったので鉄プレートにドリルで穴あけ後ネジを切ったところ上手くハマりました。69℃→50℃まで落ちてくれたので加工してでもつけた甲斐はありました。試しに買ってつかなかった方、加工したらつくかもしれないので出来る方やっては良いかもですね。

Ich habe den Kühler mit zwei Noctua NF-P12 PWM verbaut. Leider liefert die Grafikkarte nicht genügend Saft um die Lüfter über deren Anschluss zu betreiben, wofür aber der Kühlkörper nichts kann. Also laufen sie nun mit Low Noise Adapter über einen Case Fan Anschluss des Motherboards.Verbaut habe ich den Kühler auf einer Asus GTX980 Strix, also kein Referenzdesign. Während die Karte vorher mit dem DirectCU II Kühler im Heaven Benchmark um die 70° warm wurde habe ich sie nun höher übertaktet (1500 statt 1400) und sie kommt gerade mal auf 55° (ohne Low Noise Adapter waren es 52°).Fazit: Mit einem guten Lüfter ist sie praktisch unhörbar. Die Kühlleistung ist überragend, knapp 20° unter einer Asus Strix, die eher zu den besser bewerteten Karten zählt. Absolute Empfehlung was die Leistung angeht! Der Umbau war kinderleicht und ging flott von der Hand.So, und jetzt in der Hoffnung dass Google die Rezension auch findet noch was zum Umbau einer ASUS Strix:(Was jetzt folgt bezieht sich stärker auf die Strix und deren Umbau als auf den Morpheus, ich schreibe es hier hin weil ich diese Infos im Vorfeld auch per Google nicht gefunden hab'.)Ja, sie passt auf die Strix. Eigentlich ist der DirectCU II – Kühler fast genauso aufgebaut wie der Morpheus mit Lüftern. Fetter Kühlkörper auf GPU, rest des Boards durch den Luftstrom der Lüfter gekühlt.Ich habe denn doch die Kühlkörper für die Speicherchips verbaut, beim Spannungswandler jedoch die werksseitig verbauten Kühlrippen drauf gelassen. Am wichtigsten jedoch: Ich konnte die Backplate drauf lassen! Da diese über einen Winkel mit der Slotblechhalterung verbunden ist gibt sie der Karte reichlich Stabilität, da hängt nichts durch, trotz des höheren Gewichts.Eigentlich ist die Asus Strix die ideale 980 für den Umbau. Die Backplate passt und stabilisiert die Karte, der Spannungswandlerkühler kann bleiben, die Speicherbausteine sind ab Werk nicht gekühlt, das heißt man kann die Kühlkörperchen des Morpheus einfach aufkleben. Das Kühlkonzept der Karte ändert sich eigentlich nicht.Einziger Wermutstropfen: Die Strix hat für die Lüftersteuerung einen eigenen 5-Pol-Stecker. Ein Adapterkabel musste ich in Hong Kong bestellen. Und dann waren die zwei Noctua doch zu stromhungrig für den Anschluss auf der Karte. Man kann auch da was basteln, um die Steuerung von der Karte mit der Stromzufuhr vom Gehäuse oder dem Motherboard zu kombinieren, aber da die Lüfter bei knapp 900 Umdrehungen praktisch unhörbar sind und die Karte auch unter Last locker gekühlt halten werde ich mir die Bastelei wahrscheinlich sparen.

Ottimo prodotto, molto performante. Se dovessi guardare l'estetica e la sua sua semplicità di installazione su una Vega 64, darei 2/5. Ma delle temperature così, ad aria...non le avevo mai viste. Consigliatissimo 😆