Dat contact tho. Why do Asus keep doing this?
Asus Assembly Robot 1: left a bit, down a bit, right a bit, up a bit, left a bit, now!
Asus Assembly Robot 2: Ahhh ***** missed again.
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The GTX 980 Ti owners thread.
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Asus Assembly Robot 1: left a bit, down a bit, right a bit, up a bit, left a bit, now!
Asus Assembly Robot 2: Ahhh ***** missed again.
http://imgur.com/MxogCMQAdd me to ROH please
You mean:
Asus Assembly Robot 1: left a bit, down a bit, right a bit, up a bit, left a bit, now!
Asus Employee 1: Arrrrrrgh!
Asus Assembly Robot 2: Sorry mate, he used to work at Volkswagen.
Why not solder a plate on the pipes when the HS is that small? Relying on solderings between the pipes to transfer 2/5 of the heat goes against what's good about direct touch in the first place.
It's great that your card is boosting to 1380MHz out of the box. NVIDIAs GPU Boost 2.0 automatically boosts the core even more than advertised as long as your temps and power limits are under control.
For 3840 x 2160 DSR are you sure that in the NVIDIA Control panel, under the manage 3d settings part, you have the selected 4.00x "DSR - Factors" and applied the settings? Also afaik DSR is not supported for multiple monitors.
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Both my 980 ti's turned up today. The reference cooler feels really nice, but its a bit louder than my 780 ti reference cooler. Might be due to my room being rather warm this morning, but definitely seems louder in SLI.
Because that would impede heat transfer not aid it. With the current setup the die conducts heat to the three contacted pipes and they transfer it to the fins and conduct to the other two pipes. With a plate in use the die would conduct to the plate and that would conduct to the five pipes in contact, it's still two jumps for the outer pipes however the is now an additional jump for the inner three as well.
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I must say, I really can't hear my G1 ever. Maybe, if volume on my games are on mute and the fan is working above 55-60% but even then, it's very quiet.
I dont think its that but they couldn't even get it central! Bad design. Almost as though it was meant for a different card. If you look at the screw holes they are way too low why where they not up more?
Actually have a look at the below. Its almost like Asus designed the card to match the cooler rather than the other way round. Notice the space at the top of the card where the RAM usually is. The Asus card is actually wider(higher) then the ref design because of the extra VRM's etc. Could it be they designed the card but the people who designed the cooler didnt realise the card was going to be higher and therefore the die is too low ?
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It's a bit of both, the new DirectCU 3 cooler was designed to debut with this card* but the card is a custom design, the reason it looks so weird is because ASUS are the first to use a new automated design/production process, the cards are made by machines not men.
*Though it actually debuted first on the Strix 390X as ASUS rushed that out and needed a cooler that could handle the heat.
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Hey Ben,
Just noticed the ETA for the Hybrid has been changed to 17/07/15.
Is the shipment still happening on the 7th?
I've decided to wait until the 7th regardless, but if nothing happens I'm afraid I'll have to cancel and go with a different brand.
Cheers
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Only if your benching.