KFA2 GeForce RTX 2070 Super Work The Frames

[HEXUS]

Big on lights and low on noise.

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[Xlucine]

I like how there's substantially less heatsink than fan area. It stops about halfway across the outer fans in the images - excusable for the IO end, as they need to fit a heatpipe bend, but on the other end the fan is just blowing into empty space. A two fan setup on that heatsink should perform the same and be a bit cheaper, but that would have meant less RGB

[lon3wolf2002]

I like how there's substantially less heatsink than fan area. It stops about halfway across the outer fans in the images - excusable for the IO end, as they need to fit a heatpipe bend, but on the other end the fan is just blowing into empty space. A two fan setup on that heatsink should perform the same and be a bit cheaper, but that would have meant less RGB

It looks like there is another heatsink under the 3rd fan, it is behind the power connectors that's what I'm seeing on the introduction page photos?

[Xlucine]

It looks like there is another heatsink under the 3rd fan, it is behind the power connectors that's what I'm seeing on the introduction page photos?

The power connector end has a clear void:


The IO end has the heatpipe bend visible here:

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[Bambooz]

I like how there's substantially less heatsink than fan area. It stops about halfway across the outer fans in the images - excusable for the IO end, as they need to fit a heatpipe bend, but on the other end the fan is just blowing into empty space. A two fan setup on that heatsink should perform the same and be a bit cheaper, but that would have meant less RGB

The WTF series cards from KFA2 are well known to be for those "all for show" and "let's overdo everything" RGB clowns, as evident by the pointless 3rd fan and the plastic backplate which isn't going to do anything for either the temps or rigidity. On a card this expensive , heavy and long. Aptly named I'd say.
The regular EX series come with "only" 2 fans and a fairly thick aluminum backplate. Those are for the folks that still have some brain left. Noticeably cheaper too. And the only real difference between the two is 15MHz boost clock.