2018 Hardware Thread


  1. Posts : 27,181
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       #1641

    Hey Kol12, if you watercool the card, you can get a less expensive one that is not pre-overclocked to the bleeding edge and do it yourself
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       #1642

    doorules said:
    You read a lot about how these 2080ti's are supposed to be binned but I am not having much trouble keeping up with most other supposedly faster 2080ti's. I just took the first one I could get and flashed the bios and away we go.

    See how it handles BF5 in a few days.
    Also your temps sometimes are the same as mine, seeing how I get lots of my cold weather from Canada LoL
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       #1643

    Cliff S said:
    Hey Kol12, if you watercool the card, you can get a less expensive one that is not pre-overclocked to the bleeding edge and do it yourself
    I might disagree on the adding a closed loop water kit ....if you add that price to a cheap card ....price goes up quite a lot I think.
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       #1644

    OldMike65 said:
    I might disagree on the adding a closed loop water kit ....if you add that price to a cheap card ....price goes up quite a lot I think.
    Only after you build it the first time.
    After that you only will need the new block for the graphics card, and sometimes not even then.
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       #1645

    Since Pascal the overclock on these gpu's is more guided by temps than anything else. Even if you could throw voltage at the gpu it would not do much for you. To get the most out of it you really need to get a handle on the temps.
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       #1646

    Cliff S said:
    Only after you build it the first time.
    After that you only will need the new block for the graphics card, and sometimes not even then.
    Still a lot more money.....and more maintenance involved in the water kit ....draining and cleaning every 6 months to a year.
    I've thought about it .....still going to pass, at least for now.
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  7. Posts : 134,315
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       #1647

    My old 1080Ti has beaten every other 1080Ti with no water cooling on it. Only cards I can't beat are the Titans and these new 2080Ti's and that was expected.
    This will change thou.....just got to wait a while longer.
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       #1648

    OldMike65 said:
    My old 1080Ti has beaten every other 1080Ti with no water cooling on it. Only cards I can't beat are the Titans and these new 2080Ti's and that was expected.
    This will change thou.....just got to wait a while longer.
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       #1649

    ThrashZone said:
    Hi,
    Well if anyone has wondered how SL delid's a cpu someone decapated a SL delid on a 7820 and yeah it was a lot of fun lol he said
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    Hi,
    Here's mine decapitated
    2018 Hardware Thread-sl-delid-opened.jpg
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  10. Posts : 1,113
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       #1650

    Looks like a 10 year old did it.
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