I have a 670 Evga 4GB card which i got last week, its amazing seriously love it. No more restrictions. Mine also gets around the 70 mark on games, it's overclocked like but even still. Whats the best cooler for these cards? i see the 29,99 option, isnt there something better? or is that enough.
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Evga GTX 680 After Market Coolers
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Stock cooler louder/hotter than you expected in the end?
There aren't any great options atm, the small accelero cooler isn't meant to be that good, i'd imagine they'll be making a bigger one for 670's/680s as we speak.
I have been having this exact problem in decision making before purchasing a 2nd GTX 680.
I've got the MSI stock cooling version, and at the moment it will hit 75c in intensive situations. Most I have seen is 76c.
I too, have a Phantom and dig the above solution of the two front intake fans. Which models could you suggest for that?
These HDD bays sound very annoying to remove and I do have both my SSD and HDD placed within the largest, front most bay so I will have to move these above.
Also the removal of the front panel on the GTX 680 sounds a good idea, mine's only had the air can blower treatment a few times over the last 12 months. I should probably open it up.
I've got the MSI stock cooling version, and at the moment it will hit 75c in intensive situations. Most I have seen is 76c.
I too, have a Phantom and dig the above solution of the two front intake fans. Which models could you suggest for that?
These HDD bays sound very annoying to remove and I do have both my SSD and HDD placed within the largest, front most bay so I will have to move these above.
Also the removal of the front panel on the GTX 680 sounds a good idea, mine's only had the air can blower treatment a few times over the last 12 months. I should probably open it up.