Soldato
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Just ordered a 2x techlabs 980ti's couldnt be bothered to fit The blocks myself after the last disaster i had so saved myself some bother
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Great to see everyone getting their cards and feeling certain after the Fury X release. Although I think that Fury X is getting a harder time than it probably deserves...with better drivers and when voltage unlocking, I'm sure it will perform at least as well as the 980ti...Im still all NVidia though as for the me the NVidia eco-system (gsync, driver support, NV Works) is what pulls me into the green camp.
Finding it hard to see everyone break out the benchmarks and pictures of their cards in their builds when I'm still waiting on my card that I pre-ordered on Day 1, 3 hours after launch at launch price...
This EVGA 980ti Hybrid better be worth it...latest date is up to July 3rd...didn't expect EVGA to sell vaporware. If you have it for pre-sale, ensure you have the ability to deliver on that please...
I haven't tried to play Arkham Knight yet but the recent news makes me wish the witcher 3 promotion was still on when I bought my Ti, would rather have that then Batman.
What have you guys been clocking your reference cards to, and at what fan speed?
Is the nVidia reference cooler considered to be quieter than the Radeon R9 290 reference cooler when the fan speed is cranked up? The review at Anandtech seems to suggest not
Inno3D GeForce GTX 980Ti X3 Ultra Sli x2
im getting stable 1455mhz in games
don't know if they will go higher , will have to check them separate.
i didnt know they had a second bios
that means u got a good lottery silicon.1450 stock volts, fan isn't breaking a sweat at 75c
Hi all.
I'm going to fit an EK Thermosphere to my 980 Ti and I'm going to add heat sinks to the VRMs - just wanted to check they are what I think they are - i.e. the components circled in red:-
Anyhing else apart from the ram and VRMs worth adding a passive sink to?
We shipped nearly 500 units of 980Ti today, I get the feeling a few of them could be posting up in this thread tomorrow with pictures of:
Zotac AMP
MSI Gaming
EVGA ACX 2.00
Reference
So many sold, crazy!
you need to do the middle four too. Rule of thumb is look where the original cooler touches the board heatsink wise then this is the place you need to cool the most.