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Managed to pick up my Morpheus II from DPD depo after school so be having some fun later trying this. No more blower fan woo-hoo.
edit: Haven't had a chance to properly test yet but so far idle temps are looking good
Sure. I tried copying the settings from this video:
I will try for higher using the settings suggested here at some point.
Aye, can’t wait for it to arrive. Swore I wasn’t gonna break down my cpu custom loop to install a new card (time constraints) but couldn’t resist at 450 quid (gibbo knocked the price back down temporarily to let me order!!)Awesome, enjoy man. I absolutely love the card, had a good time to play around with it today. The warranty gives me great piece of mind, and AMD ages like wine n all that
Sure. I tried copying the settings from this video:
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Ran Doom with the out of box settings 120hz like they did. Couldn't find the location they used but in similar areas it was boosting to similar clocks to the Nitro just slightly above but around 37-40c. I also tried some heavy fights and it was getting to low/mid 40s.
Then I removed the 120hz cap and let it run at 200fps and set 1630mhz no undervolt, 1100 HBM. That ran generally mid 40s and at worst low to mid 50s.
As for clock speeds my card has never been the best clocker. The best I got before was to hold 1550mhz in games at 1080p but it would still drop to 1450 or even less at times like at 1440p or higher or during Firestrike. Now it can hold about 1630mhz in Firestrike
Beat my Firestrike score by about 900points anyway. Timespy up about 500.
I also found the HBM overclocks better though I haven't tested much yet, just did a quick go 10mhz above the point it would crash before and it made it through the test.
These tests are also with the thermal paste that came with the cooler and with the 2 120mm fans fitted and set to full speed. Putting them full speed actually knocked off a whole 10c to the results. At slow speed I saw it peaked at high 60s in Doom after playing for a while (with no undervolt, oc and no frame cap).
So verdict thus far. I'm impressed. Seems better then any of the aftermarket cooled Vegas but obviously it's 50quid and it wouldn't be as good as watercooling but still very effective.
Anyway my thermal throttling woes are over
No worries mate. I would be confident if you used some decent thermal paste and 2 good 120mm fans, the higher clocking cards may be able to stay below 50c all the time. Mine was there 95% of the time and actually only briefly spiked up there during those most intense areas. Didn't touch the voltages either
Aren't you going to use the block on the reference card?
Aye defo.
Cheers. The link is a bit ambiguous, it takes about a code coming with the card from the retailer but on the asus website it seems to indicate you just upload the invoice and then asus email a code.
Click link for big one. 
Easier to see the settings and edit them in OverDrivenTool. Though if it's crashing repeatedly then usually it's a clock limit. For instance if I run 1750MHz on core for Black Ops 4 then it'll likely crash very fast. If I run 1722MHz it doesn't. Min voltage could also be a thing.
