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essenbe said:

Kol, are you sure you don't have an ITX Motherboard? That is a really big card.

LOL. Yeah it's massive isn't it. Nope that is the Maximus X-Hero, standard ATX motherboard. I think they call this BIG air cooling.

Kol12 said:

LOL. Yeah it's massive isn't it. Nope that is the Maximus X-Hero, standard ATX motherboard. I think they call this BIG air cooling.

Don't fergit to upgrade your spec's now....LoL ....looks good.

OldMike65 said:

Don't fergit to upgrade your spec's now....LoL ....looks good.

Yes of course, thanks!

Guy's the fans are so quiet on this card it's amazing! At 70% they're almost inaudible. Brilliant!

@paulpicks21 Can confirm this card is heavy and makes the 1080 Ti feel like a feather. Be careful not to drop it onto the motherboard when seating it!

Kol12 said:

Guy's the fans are so quiet on this card it's amazing! At 70% they're almost inaudible. Brilliant!

@paulpicks21 Can confirm this card is heavy and makes the 1080 Ti feel like a feather. Be careful not to drop it onto the motherboard when seating it!

Lol. Looks great Kol

OldMike65 said:

Nope, you got same card as mine, so your limit is 124% Max. You could type in any # you want but the limit on your card is 124% Max. Already asked one of the techs for Nvidia about it. That 130% is for lower end cards. Not ours.

Are you sure the 124% is not on the Master BIOS? I've seen some talk that the OC BIOS has been increased to 130% power target... Why would a lower end card have a 130% power target??

Kol12 said:

Are you sure the 124% is not on the Master BIOS? I've seen some talk that the OC BIOS has been increased to 130% power target... Why would a lower end card have a 130% power target??

The lower end cards are not as powerful, so Evga gave them more boost. IE 130 . You can check it just by taking the slider button and moving it all the way over to the right with your mouse......it only goes to 124. (Using X1) You can type any # in, but 124 is the limit.

OldMike65 said:

The lower end cards are not as powerful, so Evga gave them more boost. IE 130 . You can check it just by taking the slider button and moving it all the way over to the right with your mouse......it only goes to 124. (Using X1) You can type any # in, but 124 is the limit.

Thanks Mike. I've looked and it makes sense that the 2080 Ti FTW3 needs less of a power limit increase to reach it's maximum power draw of 377-380W.

Super cool, this computer is very look