Your cards will still be under warranty if you install the blocks yourself, so long as you keep the original cooler. The blocks also come with their own warranty.
that's too much work
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Your cards will still be under warranty if you install the blocks yourself, so long as you keep the original cooler. The blocks also come with their own warranty.
Can u expand on that? Is it like a major drop in frames. Or what
for those commenting about the newegg price gouging
have you attempted to price match with them?
just show them Amazon price
I saw some guys on the guru3d forums do that..
I would do it.. but I don't think I want eVGA.. I think I'm gonna wait for Gigabyte/MSI or Zotac :/
In Project Cars specifically? You'll see drops from 60+ to 40-50 in intense weather or when several cars are on screen. I've turned down a few settings to counteract, and it's been better since the most recent update of the game.
It's not my intention to deter anyone from buying the card. It's great, and I like mine. But if people buy it with the expectation of maxing every single game there is at 60fps and never having any stuttering or slowdowns whatsoever, that won't really be the case.
They need to offer Free copies of Fallout 4 with their GPU.....
Yep. EVGA lost me with the ACX snafu on GTX970. Waiting for MSI or Gigabyte.
Early runs of the 970 were using leftover stock of ACX coolers. Because of the smaller die compared to Kepler, not all of the heatpipes actually made contact with the core. EVGA stated that these were extra heatpipes designed for "accessory" cooling, IIRC. Funny, that, because the ACX 2.0 is using a solid plate that makes contact with the core through which all the heatpipes pass.Maybe later this year?
What happened?
Early runs of the 970 were using leftover stock of ACX coolers. Because of the smaller die compared to Kepler, not all of the heatpipes actually made contact with the core. EVGA stated that these were extra heatpipes designed for "accessory" cooling, IIRC. Funny, that, because the ACX 2.0 is using a solid plate that makes contact with the core through which all the heatpipes pass.