Recent content by Damagedgoods420

Watercooling GPUs is worth it for the silence alone in my opinion, never mind the higher sustained clocks and much cooler core, vrm, and memory modules. Not gonna lie, that case does not look ideal for watercooling at all. I understand if you like the look but you can get a case for near 1/5 of...

Dropping in this deal for the b die fiends out there. Not as tight of a bin as 3200 c14/3600 c16 but this is 99% b die and at a smokin price. Bought a kit for testing and pretty excited to recieve it. https://shop.adata.com/us/AX4U360038G17-DR41

Honesty give me the 12GB card

All I've done is drilled holes in the back panel to mount the radiators - nothing fancy at all.

Literally only Jensen knows the full specs for the lineup, and that's how it's going to be until September 1st.

I'm going to wait as long as it takes for the heatkiller block to come out. I'll be damned before I use an EK block.

I'm using a thermaltake p3 case that I'm modding to fit the 360 rads... Couldn't hurt, right?

Does this warranty apply if you just intend to remove the cooler and watercool the card? I assume if it's assembled in the exact stock configuration and nothing is physically damaged Nvidia will accept an RMA

For the Ryzen 3000 release my MC literally had people wrapped around the store...

Gamers Nexus has always been my go to for benchmarks

Sorry to hijack, but I plan on modifying my loop to include a 45mm 420 and 2 60mm 360 radiators with good fans. Would this amount of rad space be approaching said point of diminishing returns to the point where adding a 3rd thick radiator would be a waste?

I'm fairly convinced the TI will be AT LEAST 1k, if not approaching on 1.2k. I suspect that card will be the first in the lineup on the 7nm TSMC node, and the 3080 and below will all be Samsung 8nm. This will result in a reasonable performance gap between the 3080 and TI which will also be used...

I sold my 1080ti long ago to make way for the 3080ti. Pretty excited