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RX VEGA AIB Cards Information Needed?

Looks nice. Power connectors in the middle look a little strange, guess it's just because I'm used to seeing them at the end. Shame the launch has been such a farce, I think decent aib vega 56s would have flown off the shelf if they were available nearer launch and for a resonable price.
 
Hotwired said:
Aha, they say the power connectors in the middle are where the board ends.

So the board is tiny and the cooler extends hugely further and sideways to pack in the heatsink and double large fans.
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If they follow Sapphires Fury Tri-x design and leave the end of the heatsink un-covered so air can be pushed through a lot easier they're on to a good thing.
With the Fury Pro the reference card was the mustard coloured Sapphire tri-x and it was both cooler and quieter than the Asus Fury pro which had a full length custom board and backplate.
 
nashathedog said:
If they follow Sapphires Fury Tri-x design and leave the end of the heatsink un-covered so air can be pushed through a lot easier they're on to a good thing.
With the Fury Pro the reference card was the mustard coloured Sapphire tri-x and it was both cooler and quieter than the Asus Fury pro which had a full length custom board and backplate.
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Had the Sapphire Fury, was excellent and quite quiet and cool running I thought :cool:
 
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to be fair, i did say 'how many cables' and he is completely right, that it's two cables but 3x8pins.

However, I can't remember ever seeing a 3x8 pin requirement before.
 
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