"Fulfilled" on shopify means that the package has been sent, pending means that they have received your order and are preparing to ship it.
I did some measurements
(I aligned both cards using the pcie connector as a reference. I can't think of a better way.)
(I aligned both cards using the pcie connector as a reference. I can't think of a better way.)
Yes, it just means they haven't shipped it yet. Did you pre-order or did you get into one of the friday drops? Because if you pre-ordered it will stay unfulfilled for a while because the case has not been made yet. If you got into one of the friday drops, give it a week or two, and if it hasn't been updated, contact support.Ok, thank youmy order appears as unfulfilled. Is it normal?
I also have some Scythe Kaze Flex Slim RGB (1800 RPM) fans in there. Since one of my Noctuas smells bad instead of spinning, I couldn't test them against each other. The Noctua fan might have also fried my PWM control on my Quadro on one port.
Have not expected this experience with Noctua fans and also support was quick on first response, but a few days have passed without further instructions from them or updates. I'm quite disappointed at the moment.
I also wrote with Jerry from Scythe and he teasered me something would be coming as an answer to some Kaze Flex Slim feedback. Maybe they try to beat Noctua? They also use some slim fans on their CPU coolers, so it wouldn't be far from what actually might be in the plans there.
Actually I hope the 3070 will only have the memory modules on the front side of the pcb and EVGA makes a 2 slot design, which is good for the T1, like the 2070 super was. Im still on the fence, if i see any benefits of RTX 3000, if the GPUs are as hot as it is rumored.
so we might be okay dimensions wise, but I'm still concerned about the power cablesI did some measurements
(I aligned both cards using the pcie connector as a reference. I can't think of a better way.)
if the connectors are in the usual spot we might have a hell of a time trying to close the top panel
I did some measurements
(I aligned both cards using the pcie connector as a reference. I can't think of a better way.)
Is that an actual card from a first party source or is it a photo from some website that MIGHT have the card but you don't know for sure
RTX 3090谍照曝光：与RTX 2080对比堪称“庞然大物” - IT之家
近日推特用户 @GarnetSunset 曝光了 RTX 3090 谍照，其中包括与现有的 RTX 2080 的对比：RTX 3090 看起来异常庞大，采用三插槽设计，拥有双轴流风扇，背面采用黑色磨砂背板设计，拥有用于加固的铝条
RTX 3090谍照曝光：与RTX 2080对比堪称“庞然大物” - IT之家
近日推特用户 @GarnetSunset 曝光了 RTX 3090 谍照，其中包括与现有的 RTX 2080 的对比：RTX 3090 看起来异常庞大，采用三插槽设计，拥有双轴流风扇，背面采用黑色磨砂背板设计，拥有用于加固的铝条www.ithome.com
I hate to be that guy but how do we know that it's the real deal and not a concept?
This is more detailed than any fan-made concepts would ever be. There are details like stuff under the fins, fan mounting bracket visible through the blades, and protective film on fan hub on the other fan. We're only like 10 days away from announcement so I guess leaks of actual cards are pretty reasonable to expect at this point.
I agree - the effort you'd have to go to make this is unreasonable unless there's money to be made, but I can't see where that is...? Although you should never underestimate the degree of effort attention seekers will endure.
On second estimation - I think the card is actually just under 300mm long - using the pcie interface as the dimension reference.
The scale is distorted somehow, possibly just by perspective.
It might actually fit while we wait for some waterblocks to be made.
I also think it's real, we're 10 days away from reveal, every rumor points to the 3090 being crazy power hungry etc.
This is also way more effort than some random troll would go through.
This will probably be a 350W+ card (because it's allegedly made on Samsung's inferior 8nm that is just a modified 10nm and not on TSMC's superior, "real" 7nm.), can a custom loop with a single, probably thin, 240mm radiator handle both a high tier CPU and this card?
This is also way more effort than some random troll would go through.
This will probably be a 350W+ card (because it's allegedly made on Samsung's inferior 8nm that is just a modified 10nm and not on TSMC's superior, "real" 7nm.), can a custom loop with a single, probably thin, 240mm radiator handle both a high tier CPU and this card?
I agree, probably 306mm and really hoping that AMD will have the 2080TI beating card they say they have.
If it's 750 ish euro and 20% better that's what i'll get, because Nvidia looks less than ideal at this moment
A back-of-an-envelope calculation:-
GPU = 350W
CPU = 10900K (forget the PL1 and PL2 and just say, 200W)
Total = 550W
A thick 240mm rad (say, EK CoolStream XE 240, which is 60mm thick, FPI = 16) with high fan speed (say, 1850 rpm) in both push+pull configuration can only handle 350W (10C Delta).
EK CoolStream XE 240mm Radiator Review - Page 5 of 6 - ExtremeRigs.net
1. Introduction2. Technical Specifications3. Flow Rate Testing4. Thermal Testing5. Data Analysis6. Summary7. View All This first table shows the XE 240’s Watts/10 Delta Temp numbers in a quick glance chart format. Using this data we can effectively show percentage gains/losses relative to a...
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So, it is unlikely a thin slim 240 rad can handle a higher tier CPU plus this monster card.
Just a very rough estimate.
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The website is back up since yesterday after many days of down time.
I was placing an order when the site went in maintenance mode (Monday?) and there were still pre-order slots left for October, but now all the options are grayed out? The only update on Reddit to this time is the following:
I was placing an order when the site went in maintenance mode (Monday?) and there were still pre-order slots left for October, but now all the options are grayed out? The only update on Reddit to this time is the following:
I refuse to believe that I missed my opportunity, I was too diligent. We're just waiting for Wahaha to re-enable orders, are we not?
I think we should be fine - but that will depend on what you consider acceptable temperatures.
If you're ok with running components hotter and fans a little louder under load - staying under throttling limits at 80-100% fan speeds.
I largely play games with headphones on - so I don't mind if the fans ramp up and the component temps sit at 70-80.
I'd rather that than lower visual fidelity/performance.
If you're ok with running components hotter and fans a little louder under load - staying under throttling limits at 80-100% fan speeds.
I largely play games with headphones on - so I don't mind if the fans ramp up and the component temps sit at 70-80.
I'd rather that than lower visual fidelity/performance.
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