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To be honest, I wanted the Fuma 2 over the Mugen rev. b because I like the way it looks. I like the dual tower look and it has matte black top fins instead of polished metal. I was willing to pay $15 extra (33%) more for these features, which is unlike me, but I'm happy with what I got.
I was...
I went and bought a Fuma 2 and am very happy with it. I don't think this was a need to buy, I just had the itch. I was surprised how much quieter the Fuma 2 is, and also observed 12-13C lower temps in Prime 95. Also I had zero RAM clearance issues.
I tested the 212+ right before installing...
My case only supports max CPU cooler height of 160mm, so the Thermalright Macho and True Spirit 140 are both out because of height.
I'm located in Washington state, USA.
Thanks for the tip about measuring air temp in case. I'll keep an eye out for an inexpensive wired thermometer.
I'm currently running an i7-8700K bone stock with an old 212+. For whatever reason I did not feel like replacing the 212 when I built the new system last year, but now I've got the itch. I don't have a drive to overclock, just would like to bring CPU temp down if possible.
I get the impression...
Right now sitting at $51 plus UPS ground, 4 hours left on auction. Comes with retail box.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Zotac-GTX-970/233257747339?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Got the card, it came in retail packaging! EVGA's warranty terms say you only get the card, no box or accessories back, so I got lucky there. Their warranty also says you get a factory refurb back on RMA cards, but I'll be danged if this one did not look brand new!
It's run games for about...
Guys it's the weirdest thing: replacement card is out for delivery today, and continually refreshing the UPS tracking page doesn't seem to nudge UPS to deliver any faster?
EVGA got my card today at 10:45am. At 5:10 pm I got an email notifying me I have a UPS shipment on the way from EVGA. Logging in to EVGA's website verified they are sending me a replacement card :D
I just got an Amazon warehouse deals EVGA 2080, it was displaying exact same symptoms you describe day one out of the box. I sent it in for RMA. To my limited knowledge if you are seeing space invader type artifacts in normal use, it's 98% likely a bad card. Sorry!
He probably saw this story:
https://www.pcgamer.com/nvidia-ceo-laments-low-turing-sales-says-last-quarter-was-a-punch-in-the-gut/
EVGA will get my video card today. I'll update when they determine their action on the RMA.
I'm a little uncomfortable being right at the manufacturer's minimum spec, though my review of various forums found lots of people saying their RTX 2080 system was fine with 650 watts.
I'd feel better with an extra 100-200 watts for breathing room.
I'm considering returning the 850W and getting...
I sent it to EVGA RMA yesterday. I should know by Wednesday next week what EVGA is doing for me.
The main reason I dealt with Amazon support first was to help make sure they have my back. They recommended I send the card to EVGA RMA. Now if EVGA tells me to kick rocks, I have a strong argument...
It is worth it to me to deal with RMA headaches to get a 2080 for $550. I have a much easier time enjoying things if I feel like I got them for a good price.
I'd previously planned to upgrade to a 2070, or maybe try to hold out until next generation. I've never had an '80 series card. But when...