EVGA GTX 1080 Ti SC2 iCX Review
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Published: 7th May 2017 | Source: EVGA | Price: |
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The EVGA sits in the middle of the 1080 Ti pack, although given how thin it is and how well it's boosting we were expecting it to be even warmer. We can't wait to get our mitts on the AIO card, hint hint.
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Nice review Tom and I have to say the more I see that cooler the more it grows on me as I really didn't like it at first, and really good of EVGA to sort any possible issues with these cards and as you said they really deserve Kudos for the way they handled everything.Quote
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Originally Posted by Excalabur50
Nice review Tom and I have to say the more I see that cooler the more it grows on me as I really didn't like it at first, and really good of EVGA to sort any possible issues with these cards and as you said they really deserve Kudos for the way they handled everything.
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i HAVE THE gtx1080 ftw2 icx and I'm loving it nice and cool 65-70c whilst gaming long sessions and fan speed only at 63% its quiet as well my gigabyte GTX1080ti was screaming at me at 60% and was 75-80c and no backplate I could feel the heat radiating off of it.Quote
Definitely over engineered and that's a good thing, very good of them! Also staying with a 2 slot design is welcome in my book because if there's one thing that eats me up it's sag 
Thanks for the review!Quote
Thanks for the review!Quote
It's wonderful. Like pretty much everything about it, apart from the Nvidia stupid voltage lock.
It kinda makes cards like this a little pointless. Same goes for the HOF too. No wonder MSI stopped making Lightning cards..Quote
It kinda makes cards like this a little pointless. Same goes for the HOF too. No wonder MSI stopped making Lightning cards..Quote
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