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Gigabyte releases blower style GeForce RTX 2080 Ti TURBO
Gigabyte has released a new blower style GeForce RTX 2080 Ti TURBO 11G. The cooler is based on a vapor chamber direct touch GPU block, blower fan, and specially shaped exterior, it provides more airflow and better heat dissipation.
The product is positioned in the Aorus lineup and has specs like 11 GB GDDR6, a 1,650 MHz core clock with 14,000 MHz memory clock, 352-bit memory bus width. The display interface shows a DisplayPort 1.4 ×3, HDMI 2.0b ×1, USB Type-C ×1. Other then these specs and photos, nothing has been shared about availability and pricing.
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#5739663 Posted on: 12/10/2019 07:59 PM
lol. completely ignoring that there are blower fans and there are blower fans.
i never had any problems when i swapped any cooler with an arctic blower fan.
they were silent and cooled better, and usually kinda cool on looks as well (most of the clear housing).
lol. completely ignoring that there are blower fans and there are blower fans.
i never had any problems when i swapped any cooler with an arctic blower fan.
they were silent and cooled better, and usually kinda cool on looks as well (most of the clear housing).
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#5739709 Posted on: 12/10/2019 09:18 PM
I buy a blower style card and fit an Arctic Accelero Xtreme III cooler to it.
Not far off water cooling performance and almost no noise with the fans on max, very cheap to boot.
And you can often do this at the cards launch, no need to wait for more expensive aftermarket cards with better coolers.
I've done this to an AMD 290x, NVidia 980ti and 1080ti.
And years before with an 8800GT.
I buy a blower style card and fit an Arctic Accelero Xtreme III cooler to it.
Not far off water cooling performance and almost no noise with the fans on max, very cheap to boot.
And you can often do this at the cards launch, no need to wait for more expensive aftermarket cards with better coolers.
I've done this to an AMD 290x, NVidia 980ti and 1080ti.
And years before with an 8800GT.
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2080Ti's burn good, with blower style cooling even better and faster.
Tine Turner had a great song; burn baby burn