Marzipan Well-known member Joined Nov 21, 2007 Messages 11,957 Location Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canuckistan Dec 11, 2018 #1 https://www.tomshardware.com/news/rtx-2080-ti-2070-aio-cooling-evga,38230.html compatible with FE models and a few of their own products.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/rtx-2080-ti-2070-aio-cooling-evga,38230.html compatible with FE models and a few of their own products.
Caldezar Well-known member Joined Aug 21, 2008 Messages 2,467 Location Edmonton Area Dec 12, 2018 #2 I guess if you're already spending a small fortune on an RTX GPU, then a couple hundred dollars on a cooler is a drop in the bucket...
I guess if you're already spending a small fortune on an RTX GPU, then a couple hundred dollars on a cooler is a drop in the bucket...
Q queenofparts Well-known member Joined May 25, 2019 Messages 305 Location lively ontario Jul 6, 2019 #3 i agree Caldezar said: I guess if you're already spending a small fortune on an RTX GPU, then a couple hundred dollars on a cooler is a drop in the bucket... Click to expand... right if your gonna spend that kind of money on a gpu you have change for a better cooler
i agree Caldezar said: I guess if you're already spending a small fortune on an RTX GPU, then a couple hundred dollars on a cooler is a drop in the bucket... Click to expand... right if your gonna spend that kind of money on a gpu you have change for a better cooler
KaptCrunch Well-known member Joined Feb 23, 2008 Messages 4,382 Location Ontario Jul 7, 2019 #4 Better cooling for VR’s run hot on Ti OC units. this IMHO should been done at release for a $1700 card. Stock cooler is lacking on 2080
Better cooling for VR’s run hot on Ti OC units. this IMHO should been done at release for a $1700 card. Stock cooler is lacking on 2080