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The Pascal GTX 1080 Ti Owners Thread

Got mine under water yesterday. I tend to agree with everyone here regarding the screws and hex nuts - it's like they are intentionally making it difficult for us.

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1kiwi said:
Got mine under water yesterday. I tend to agree with everyone here regarding the screws
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Tell me about it, i almost rounded the first screw off, got a habit of using my screwdrivers as bradels - first thing that comes to hand :D. Had to rush out and grab another set all the while hoping i wasn't going to have to try and superglue a screwdriver to it to try and get it out. No reason they need screws that small:mad:
 
The Artfull Bodger said:
Tell me about it, i almost rounded the first screw off, got a habit of using my screwdrivers as bradels - first thing that comes to hand :D. Had to rush out and grab another set all the while hoping i wasn't going to have to try and superglue a screwdriver to it to try and get it out. No reason they need screws that small:mad:
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if its the same cooler screws as the gtx 1080 founders, grab a small professional advanced kit from halfords and use the 4mm socket with your hands to unscrew them, works perfectly
 
yoyo59 said:
if its the same cooler screws as the gtx 1080 founders, grab a small professional advanced kit from halfords and use the 4mm socket with your hands to unscrew them, works perfectly
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I came from the 980Ti so was used to normal screws :) I had to go out and buy a new set like bodger!
 
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