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50c lol
They can take it anyway. Whats the point in the beefed pcb otherwise
With lightning being aimed at the N2 and He2 guys i would hope so!
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With lightning being aimed at the N2 and He2 guys i would hope so!
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1.55v. I'd take this one to 1.65v on water
True and true. AMD may produce crappy reference coolers but their pcb is top notch and their vrms are better than Nvidia's.
8Pack told me that so im inclined to believe him.
I trust 8Pack the legend.
lol
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Nv reference pcbs can't take volts its no secret. Although throwing high cap vrms on just anything isnt always a sign of great design
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Although throwing high cap vrms on just anything isnt always a sign of great design
No but you'd rather have them than not!
When is the waterblock going on?
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Not doing me a lot of good. Think the core needs to come down in temps before I'll break 1300. Edging closer but no cigar. Will be easy on water.
How far did you get?
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1291.
Avenged, not bought it yet lol. Going to over the weekend
It keeps tapping out in the same places irritatingly
Avenged, not bought it yet lol. Going to over the weekend
It keeps tapping out in the same places irritatingly
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Frosty's to do list:
1. Buy block
2. Fit block
3. Use an appropriate amount of voltage
4. Get clocking!
1. Buy block
2. Fit block
3. Use an appropriate amount of voltage
4. Get clocking!
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Lol that gif is ace 
Think I'll give it a miss till the block gets here..I'm tempted to run 1.6v. Worryingly and impressively, I think the cooler would dissipate the heat lol
Think I'll give it a miss till the block gets here..I'm tempted to run 1.6v. Worryingly and impressively, I think the cooler would dissipate the heat lol
Lol that gif is ace
Think I'll give it a miss till the block gets here..I'm tempted to run 1.6v. Worryingly and impressively, I think the cooler would dissipate the heat lol
Try 14.4 even if fan control is borked. Someone else said auto fan still takes care of business even with 1.4v+. Just don't try it with 1.55v.
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At least the driver fan issue isnt as bad as the latest Nv fan issue due to drivers
Dont kill the card before the block gets here, i need to see its sweet benchiness!
Dont kill the card before the block gets here, i need to see its sweet benchiness!
At least the driver fan issue isnt as bad as the latest Nv fan issue due to drivers
Dont kill the card before the block gets here, i need to see its sweet benchiness!
You will as i already have the block and im getting the card itself tomorrow along with my CL9 2400 tridents
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What's right with it lol