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#5279976 Posted on: 05/27/2016 09:52 AM
Does anyone have experience with their coolers?
How do they compare to an Arctic Accelero Xtreme noise wise?
Does anyone have experience with their coolers?
How do they compare to an Arctic Accelero Xtreme noise wise?
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#5280036 Posted on: 05/27/2016 01:03 PM
I have 2x 980ti Strix and they are the best cards I have ever had. I absolutely never hear the coolers in my case even after gaming for a few hours.
I was going to post till I saw your question that I am saddened that (to me) that they do not look as good aesthetically as the 980ti cooler.
Edit, I also remember the reviews of the heatsink not doing well temp wise in tests but I have never seen it raise much higher then 70 in game in my sli setup. I think they are outstanding.
I have 2x 980ti Strix and they are the best cards I have ever had. I absolutely never hear the coolers in my case even after gaming for a few hours.
I was going to post till I saw your question that I am saddened that (to me) that they do not look as good aesthetically as the 980ti cooler.
Edit, I also remember the reviews of the heatsink not doing well temp wise in tests but I have never seen it raise much higher then 70 in game in my sli setup. I think they are outstanding.
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#5281212 Posted on: 05/29/2016 09:44 PM
Does anyone have experience with their coolers?
How do they compare to an Arctic Accelero Xtreme noise wise?
ASUS make great coolers for their video cards and are normally the first with custom PCB's they have the biggest budget of all the manufactures so hardly a surprise. This one they have settled all back i suspect so red doesn't clash with the colour of the LED's. It's the biggest cooler i have seen on the 1080 thus far it's 1" higher 2.5" longer and is 2.5 slots wide (3 slot requirement) That too me screams good performance. I pre-ordered mine slightly cheaper than the FE but pre overclocked to 1936MHz the highest i have seen done by a manufacture but there are some board partners that still have their clocks as TBA.
This card has 1x8 and 1x6pin power connectors and 8+2 VRM's so should be very good at overclocking too.
Does anyone have experience with their coolers?
How do they compare to an Arctic Accelero Xtreme noise wise?
ASUS make great coolers for their video cards and are normally the first with custom PCB's they have the biggest budget of all the manufactures so hardly a surprise. This one they have settled all back i suspect so red doesn't clash with the colour of the LED's. It's the biggest cooler i have seen on the 1080 thus far it's 1" higher 2.5" longer and is 2.5 slots wide (3 slot requirement) That too me screams good performance. I pre-ordered mine slightly cheaper than the FE but pre overclocked to 1936MHz the highest i have seen done by a manufacture but there are some board partners that still have their clocks as TBA.
This card has 1x8 and 1x6pin power connectors and 8+2 VRM's so should be very good at overclocking too.
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And the price will be 1000€ yay... at least I greatly expect that.