MSI GeForce RTX 20-series EVOKE Series Graphics Card Spotted

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tasty that, but why now? whos gonna fork out for a 2080ti now?
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Could be Ampere is not ready yet therefore 2080/ti Evoke.
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Guess there team doesnt know much about WC, mounting the in/outlet of the rad on top. Easiest way to get air into the pump..
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I like how people judge 🙂 , in this case probably based only on rumours or...? I have used front and top, and the front one gives me -5C in temps for my CPU 9900K @5.2Ghz.
fry178:

Guess there team doesnt know much about WC, mounting the in/outlet of the rad on top. Easiest way to get air into the pump..
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Xdrqgol:

I like how people judge 🙂 , in this case probably based only on rumours or...? I have used front and top, and the front one gives me -5C in temps for my CPU 9900K @5.2Ghz.
He is right though. Skip to 13:24 [youtube=ZQRwn-lecnk]
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Why are we assuming it's Turing?
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Hilbert Hagedoorn:

MSI's EVOKE series has been around for the Radeon series cards for a while already (with mixed results really), but as it seems they are prepping some EVOKE for GeForce based graphics cards also. ... MSI GeForce RTX 20-series EVOKE Series Graphics Card Spotted
clearly not the best cooler, hotter than original and fan fail on a lot of AMD card, also it's a 3 slot cooler (or 2,5 lol)
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@Xdrqgol not talking about rad position, but the hose in/outlet. rad needs to be mounted with the hoses on the bottom part, not top. even sealed/CLC arent completely full liquid and the little bit of air can easily travel to the pump this way. any proper manual will show to have the in/outs on the bottom when using front/side install for rad.