Reddit mentions of Easycargo 12pcs Aluminium Heatsink 14x14x7mm + pre Applied 3M 8810 Thermal Conductive Adhesive Tape for Cooling Cooler GPU Chips VRAM VGA RAM (14mmx14mmx7mm) (Silver Tone 8.8mm)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Easycargo 12pcs Aluminium Heatsink 14x14x7mm + pre Applied 3M 8810 Thermal Conductive Adhesive Tape for Cooling Cooler GPU Chips VRAM VGA RAM (14mmx14mmx7mm) (Silver Tone 8.8mm). Here are the top ones.
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- Pre applied thermal conductive adhesive tape backing
- Can be applied for passive cooling Vram VGA RAM, IC Chips, etc
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Silver Tone 8.8mm |
| Height | 0.27559 Inches |
| Length | 0.55118 Inches |
| Number of items | 20 |
| Weight | 0.02866009406 Pounds |
| Width | 0.55118 Inches |
Personally, I'd go with the Corsair H55. It has a really low, round pump unit which is ideal for the tight spaces in the back of the Shift. The pump on the M22 is taller, which will block a little more airflow - not much, but you don't have much in the first place, so it helps to min/max where ever you can.
The EVGA models have a square-ish pump unit with the tubing coming off the top. The Kraken G12 bracket requires a round AIO pump unit, so I'm not even sure the EVGA would work. And the tubing coming off the top is a problem, as it likely wouldn't fit in the space you have between the GPU and the back of the motherboard.
Bottom line, go with an AIO with a round, low-profile pump unit, and don't spend any extra on RGB since it will be hidden inside the case anyway.
One other thing I did was buy some heat sinks like these and put them on the MOSFETs and the VRAM modules. The G12 uses a 92mm fan to cool the PCB components, and I wanted to help it along a little. Don't have any benchmarks with/without so I can't promise it helped, but it sure didn't hurt.
Best of luck with your Shift! Be sure to post pics when you're finished with it.