The FormulaMod sleeved cable kit for fully modular PSUs replaces the stock OEM cables with custom-length 18AWG wiring. Cleaner cable routing reduces airflow obstruction in the case — relevant when the case holds GPU water cooling hardware with limited clearance.
Verify header layout against your PSU model before ordering. Ships worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this waterblock compatible with my RTX 4070 Ti?
This FormulaMod waterblock is designed for the RTX 4070 Ti. Check the product title for specific card brand compatibility — non-reference PCB designs (ASUS Strix, MSI Suprim, etc.) require model-specific blocks. Reference/Founders Edition cards use a different block.
How much quieter will my RTX 4070 Ti be with water cooling?
Stock RTX 4070 Ti coolers run at 45-65 dBA under sustained AI workloads like Ollama or Stable Diffusion. A full-cover waterblock reduces noise to under 30 dBA — quieter than a refrigerator. VRAM temperatures also drop from 90°C+ to 60-70°C, preventing thermal throttling during long inference sessions.
What else do I need for a complete loop?
Besides this waterblock, a complete custom loop needs: a radiator (360mm minimum for 285W TDP), a D5 or DDC pump with reservoir, G1/4 fittings (8-12 pieces), tubing (soft or hard), and coolant. FormulaMod carries all components — browse our AI Workstation Cooling collection for complete setups.
Can I run this 24/7 for AI inference?
Yes. Water cooling is designed for sustained loads, unlike air coolers which rely on fan speeds that create noise. A properly maintained loop can run 24/7 indefinitely with coolant changes every 12-18 months.
Does FormulaMod ship to the USA and Europe?
Yes. We ship worldwide from our Shenzhen warehouse. USA and EU orders typically arrive within 7 days. All products are covered by our return policy.
Why Water Cool the RTX 4070 TI?
285WTDP under AI load
12GBVRAM (throttles at 92°C)
<30dBWith water cooling
- 285W AI workload noise matters for 24/7 home inference servers
Full-cover water blocks cool GPU die + VRAM + VRM simultaneously — unlike air coolers that only target the GPU die.
