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Get ready to eat my dust, (well, for some of you anyway 
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That sounds like big talk to me. Lets see what it can do.
Why did you edit my quote? I actually meant to write youz. It sounded more gangster. You know, Al Capone and such.
Ok ok, youz youz youz, there happy now?
Makes you sound like a New Yorker I know you meant that
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Nice hardware purchase, let us know what you get for PPD out of that OC version.
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Well, Fry's still has not shipped yet, so I fired up my 2nd 4P, so I now have GTX 980 Ti Win 10, 4P x 2 Ubuntu 14.04.02 LTS folding, that's about 820Kppd give or take 5k points
I had a chance to get the EVGA GTX 1080 SC from Newegg back on Jul 26 but did not get it as I thought I would have the card that week from Fry's.
oh well
I had a chance to get the EVGA GTX 1080 SC from Newegg back on Jul 26 but did not get it as I thought I would have the card that week from Fry's.
oh well 
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Ok, so that did not go well, I still have not gotten my eVGA GTX 1080 SC from Fry's, but I saw it on Newegg last night and jumped on it as fast as I could, did not know how long it would last
So anyway I "should" get it by Sat or Mon I also canceled my order with Fry's.
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Just in today from Newegg:
Next thing to do before I install this is to replace the thermal tape/paste that EVGA uses and put what I use on it. I did this with my GTS 450, and lowered the temps while gaming from about 55c to 37c, so I expect to see the same for the GTX 1080
Next thing to do before I install this is to replace the thermal tape/paste that EVGA uses and put what I use on it. I did this with my GTS 450, and lowered the temps while gaming from about 55c to 37c, so I expect to see the same for the GTX 1080
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It's in and folding.
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You should get around 850 K or so PPD from the card.
Wondering about the success of the thermal paste. What are the temps and your fan speeds?
I have my fans at 90% (still quiet) and peak at about 72 C (with 29 C ambient) on the super-power-hungry core 0x21 work units.
Wondering about the success of the thermal paste. What are the temps and your fan speeds?
I have my fans at 90% (still quiet) and peak at about 72 C (with 29 C ambient) on the super-power-hungry core 0x21 work units.
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I'm getting about 73c +/- 1c with room temp 78f (25.5c) with fans at 100%, but as the paste ages that temp should drop some more.
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