Domingo
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Got mine up and running and so far it's worthy of the hype. Games that my 3090 struggled with on max settings (like High on Life) are getting clobbered by this thing. Halo Infinite is actually (finally) running butter smooth. I can't wait to see what it'll do with some of those graphical powerhouse games coming in a few months.
Some notes so far:
1. The 4-cable adapter that mine shipped with absolutely DOES snap-in to the card and it locks in so tight that there's basically no way it's coming out by accident. Not sure if it's a revision 2 or what, but the adapter clearly says "Nvidia" on it and it isn't Gigabyte or Aorus branded. It's pretty pliable, too. Even if it's a tight fit in your case, it can bend in any direction and it won't pop out. On the other hand, Corsair's 1-cable solution is rigid as fuck and it doesn't snap in as well. It's way cleaner and neater, but I can see it potentially coming partially unplugged or some of the wiring popping out of the connector because everything is so damned rigid. I'm not a fan of the Corsair cable so far.
2. I like the Gigabyte "anti-sag" solution. At first I was a little confused how to install it (the instructions aren't the clearest), but it's a pretty elegant solution to this monstrosity.
3. The RGB lights and especially the LCD screen keep coming back on for me when I power things down. The LCD screen might not always have anything on it, but it'll be lit up and gray on every fresh boot. Is there a trick to turning that stuff off forever? With my previous EVGA card, turning the lights off once caused them to never come back.
4. I'm also not really sure how to use the Gigabyte control center OC'ing functionality, either. The curve finder didn't seem to actually show me any ideal values or change anything, unlike Precision X1, it just ran...and that was that? Is there something I'm missing?
Some notes so far:
1. The 4-cable adapter that mine shipped with absolutely DOES snap-in to the card and it locks in so tight that there's basically no way it's coming out by accident. Not sure if it's a revision 2 or what, but the adapter clearly says "Nvidia" on it and it isn't Gigabyte or Aorus branded. It's pretty pliable, too. Even if it's a tight fit in your case, it can bend in any direction and it won't pop out. On the other hand, Corsair's 1-cable solution is rigid as fuck and it doesn't snap in as well. It's way cleaner and neater, but I can see it potentially coming partially unplugged or some of the wiring popping out of the connector because everything is so damned rigid. I'm not a fan of the Corsair cable so far.
2. I like the Gigabyte "anti-sag" solution. At first I was a little confused how to install it (the instructions aren't the clearest), but it's a pretty elegant solution to this monstrosity.
3. The RGB lights and especially the LCD screen keep coming back on for me when I power things down. The LCD screen might not always have anything on it, but it'll be lit up and gray on every fresh boot. Is there a trick to turning that stuff off forever? With my previous EVGA card, turning the lights off once caused them to never come back.
4. I'm also not really sure how to use the Gigabyte control center OC'ing functionality, either. The curve finder didn't seem to actually show me any ideal values or change anything, unlike Precision X1, it just ran...and that was that? Is there something I'm missing?
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