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I was on to my second one already, it's been since December 19, 2018 when I shipped it back the first time. If you can't get one then maybe try to ask for a different model? Offer to pay any difference in price.

Oh wow, it doesn't clcok up that high either. 1281 max gpu clock? My worst strix vega 64 was hitting 1521 on gpu clock and balance power profile.

So I received my 2nd RMA from Asus. No modified heatsink on the bracket and still the same overheating problems.

Well, they are accepting it as RMA for overheating now. I guess as long as I'm willing to keep doing RMAs and Asus keeps accepting the problem then I have to keep trying until I get a version with the revised heatsink. At least they are willing to pay for shipping for the return RMA after the...

I got a 120x120x3 mm thermal pad to try it out that is still being shipped, however I figure if Asus is going to RMA it and they have made a fix, then they should at least give me the fixed version.

I got noctua redux 140mm fans going through a Corsair aio in the front

What case are you using btw? I have it in a Fractal R6 which is on the warmer side, but it shouldn't be this warm because my 1080ti VRM temps don't exceed 100 degrees.

Ok thanks, I think if they give me another old card I will have to complain at Asus RMA to give me one with the new heatsink.

HWinfo and GPU-Z as a back up. How about you?

Well hopefully my card has the little heatsink. Did you get a chance to check the VR VDDC temperature too? I assume case and ventilation has a lot to do with cooling too.

https://imgur.com/a/FQRikdH This is what my cards HWinfo report looks like, I'm most curious in the new VR VDDC temperatures because they gotta be better if your core temps are only 65c.

Can anyone with the new card tell me what kind of VRM temperatures and GPU clocks they are getting? I am in the middle of my second RMA with Asus waiting for them to send me a new card. The first card they have sent me still hits 110 degrees on the VRM playing stuff like Overwatch and it does...