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Thermaltake CL-W254-CU00SW-A Pacific V-RTX 2070 Plus (ASUS ROG)
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The Thermaltake Pacific V-RTX 2070 Plus (CL-W254-CU00SW-A) is a full-cover copper-and-acrylic water block for ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 2070 graphics cards, suited to custom-loop PC builders seeking GPU cooling for gaming, overclocking, or other demanding workloads.
Recommended For
- Custom-loop PC builders who want to add full-cover liquid cooling to a compatible ASUS ROG Strix RTX 2070 graphics card.
- Owners of a compatible ASUS ROG Strix RTX 2070 who want the water block to cover the GPU, memory, and power circuitry rather than cool only the GPU core.
- Experienced PC builders comfortable removing a graphics card’s stock cooler, applying thermal compound and pads, and installing a custom water block.
- Custom-loop enthusiasts who want addressable RGB lighting on the GPU block and synchronization with supported lighting software.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- During long gaming sessions on a compatible ASUS ROG Strix RTX 2070, the block transfers GPU heat into a custom liquid-cooling loop; temperatures depend on the loop’s radiator, pump, coolant, and airflow.
- When benchmarking or experimenting with GPU overclocks, a builder can include the RTX 2070 in a custom loop to manage heat under sustained load; the block does not guarantee higher clocks or a specific performance gain.
- For a noise-conscious custom PC, replacing the card’s stock cooler with this block removes its onboard GPU fans from the cooling setup; the pump and radiator fans still make noise, so the overall result depends on loop configuration.
- When converting a PC to a custom liquid loop, an experienced builder can add this block to the GPU cooling circuit; installation requires removing the original cooler and carefully fitting thermal pads, so it is not a simple clip-on upgrade.














