If you are thinking about delving in water cooling your high end NVIDIA GTX 1080 or 1080 Ti video card, the XSPC Razor Neo is certainly worthy of being on your short list. Outside of its incredibly good looks, Frag Harder Disco Lights, and easy install process, does it work well when it comes to overclocking and cooling your GTX 1080 Ti?

XSPC has very much impressed us lately with its Threadripper waterblock performance. Its socket TR4 specific waterblock has outperformed every other waterblock we have tested with AMD's overclocked Threadripper. Given that we think more than a few of the "old guard" enthusiasts are very excited about AMD's new HEDT CPU, we figured that more than a few of you guys would be moving to a custom cooling loop for your new system. And given that many of you will likely be running high end GPUs in these systems as well, it is highly like that you will want to include you video card into your custom loop. So when XSPC gave us the opportunity to test its Razor Neo waterblock for the GTX 1080 Ti, we took them up on the offer.