Tear-Down: NVIDIA RTX 3080 Founders Edition Disassembly - A Lot Fewer Screws
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Date: 2020-09-17
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Serious Question Here: I'm wondering if I should try to get a founders edition 3080 card or a partner 3080 card? Any opinions? I bought an i9-9900k a while ago but I have never bought a GPU I've been using integrated graphics for work, and for streaming, the rest of my system is pretty great... I just waited because I didn't want to bottleneck my System with a GPU that wasn't a very good value at the time. I want to switch from streaming games from my console to streaming games on my PC, but I'm not sure which card I should go for. If you think I should get a partner card please tell me what brand is best i.e. Asus, MSI, EVGA, Aorus... Please and Thank You!
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Serious Question Here: I'm wondering if I should try to get a founders edition 3080 card or a partner 3080 card? Any opinions? I bought an i9-9900k a while ago but I have never bought a GPU I've been using integrated graphics for work, and for streaming, the rest of my system is pretty great... I just waited because I didn't want to bottleneck my System with a GPU that wasn't a very good value at the time. I want to switch from streaming games from my console to streaming games on my PC, but I'm not sure which card I should go for. If you think I should get a partner card please tell me what brand is best i.e. Asus, MSI, EVGA, Aorus... Please and Thank You!
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P0HTAT0
I can't wait for you to get all the 3080 partner cards. My mind is set on one at this point but am just waiting to find out witch ticks all the boxes the best.
Oh and availability of course
In that time AMD could pull something out of a hat But I still remain skeptical on that one.
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I can't wait for you to get all the 3080 partner cards. My mind is set on one at this point but am just waiting to find out witch ticks all the boxes the best.
Oh and availability of course
In that time AMD could pull something out of a hat But I still remain skeptical on that one.
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KyleHD
Love the real world approach on these videos which includes all the usual hiccups etc you encounter with wrenching on anything like pc parts to cars alot of people just edit it where it looks like they do the job in 5mins
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Love the real world approach on these videos which includes all the usual hiccups etc you encounter with wrenching on anything like pc parts to cars alot of people just edit it where it looks like they do the job in 5mins
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diecast
There'll be ppl watching this in 5 years time just after they have bought a 3080 2nd hand of ebay, and are wanting to know how to open the card to replace the thermal paste, hi future person.
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There'll be ppl watching this in 5 years time just after they have bought a 3080 2nd hand of ebay, and are wanting to know how to open the card to replace the thermal paste, hi future person.
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krilektahn
So it's a blower style fan directly over the gpu, venting immediately out of the back, while the passthrough alleviates the overflow that the blower can't handle. Nice. :)
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So it's a blower style fan directly over the gpu, venting immediately out of the back, while the passthrough alleviates the overflow that the blower can't handle. Nice. :)
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DKTAz00
When I saw that gigant glass plate in the last video, I was 96% sure you were gonna do schlieren :p
edit, also, you probably need the nvidia branded adhesive stick TM
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When I saw that gigant glass plate in the last video, I was 96% sure you were gonna do schlieren :p
edit, also, you probably need the nvidia branded adhesive stick TM
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itech
Destroying that tiny piece of plastic completely kills the card's aerodynamic characteristics though. Good luck in the 2020 GPU Toss Championship this year, sucker!
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Destroying that tiny piece of plastic completely kills the card's aerodynamic characteristics though. Good luck in the 2020 GPU Toss Championship this year, sucker!
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VoxelFusion
Looks like nvidia took buildzoid's advice and put big gaping holes in the bracket on the end of the card. Let the air flow!
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Looks like nvidia took buildzoid's advice and put big gaping holes in the bracket on the end of the card. Let the air flow!
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Jo
No matter how hard you treat the card - you will never reach the heights of kak-handedness Linus reaches with ease on a daily basis.
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No matter how hard you treat the card - you will never reach the heights of kak-handedness Linus reaches with ease on a daily basis.
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