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The "tiny but mighty," card is 169mm long, ships with reference 'gaming' clocks.
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The "tiny but mighty," card is 169mm long, ships with reference 'gaming' clocks.
Typo: Gigabyte says its mini card sis batter at OC (IS BETTER)
running comfortably at 90 degrees Celsius?
Yeah if this runs cooler than the reference I will be amused.
1080 is a great card, but that little fan had better be a monster at cooling especially if they advertise it as being OC friendly.
radeon r9 290 cards run at those kind of temps- i haven`t had any problems with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by lumireleon
of course it means you have to keep an eye on your case airflow tho`.
Pre-empting RX Nano (not yet even announced) But it doesn't really have anywhere to slot in now.
This GTX will be sly high in price
just asking here but could it be a 1080 that be clocked for a laptop ? if they can cool it in a laptop I would think that cooler would work np ? I don't know what a 1080 is clocked in a laptop or whats normal for desktop ?
Zotac already had a compact GTX 1080 but this one is comparatively smaller
I'd wait for reviews showing temps first to be safe
Aye it's about 21cm so not really as 'mini' as the name suggests but it has two fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by akshat1984
I've just picked one up for my matx case, really impressed actually, never gets above mid 60's which is a temperature I'd rather have in a small case.