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Hi lads,
Any idea for a 980 ti Kingpin compatible WB?
Any idea for a 980 ti Kingpin compatible WB?
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980 ti KingPin compatible Waterblock?
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Bah, no, not worth it... There are 3 980ti KP for sale at overclockers.co.uk (£449), but I would need to use LN2 to make some boints, which I am not ready for yet, as I only have one decent rig that I can't fry ATM! 
Edit: trying to make my mind, so starting a new thread!
Edit: trying to make my mind, so starting a new thread!
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^Thanks Johan.
So, if I grab it, I'll keep on using my universal GPU block, as I don't feel like changing/flushing my loop (which does a more than decent job BTW).
So, if I grab it, I'll keep on using my universal GPU block, as I don't feel like changing/flushing my loop (which does a more than decent job BTW).
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^perfect! Still have a couple of Sapphire Dual-X fan that I use to cool the VRMs and VRam. They should do the job then.
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Really? Is that 30-40 Mhz over your max on AIR? I would have thought it would be more. Tír na nÓg, I use a universal EKWB on my 980 Kingpin and get some good results with it.
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Still torturing myself... Anyway, I have to wait a couple of days before pressing "Buy now" button, lol!
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Is it with a "regular" 980 ti, or with a Classy/Kingpin edition?
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Is it with a "regular" 980 ti, or with a Classy/Kingpin edition?
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Pretty sure Johan has a Classy 980Ti
which universal EKWB block do you use and how do u keep the vram and memory cool ?
do you have any pictures ?
cheers
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maybe you should look at getting one of these.
https://shop.bitspower.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=3398
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I really don't have any need, it's rare I even use the card for anything other then benching.
does any one know if this water block would work on the gtx 980 ti kingpin
EK Water Blocks EK-FC980 GTX Classy KPE
https://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/p/...iPq8PBhOX2gJS2zilfRPFiX-EVvgBDhBoCy9kQAvD_BwE
EK Water Blocks EK-FC980 GTX Classy KPE
https://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/p/...iPq8PBhOX2gJS2zilfRPFiX-EVvgBDhBoCy9kQAvD_BwE
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What boost voltage does the KPE run at ?
should be able to find a BIOS that will give you a little bump
If i remember right there are 1.23 / 1.25 & 1.27 BOIS variants out there
should be able to find a BIOS that will give you a little bump
If i remember right there are 1.23 / 1.25 & 1.27 BOIS variants out there
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I can tell you from OWNING the card myself.
Johan has a 980Ti SSPSKPE Video Card (Super Special Personally Sent KingPin Edition).
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I know that on my 980 KPE witchy they have a tool on the KPE website that will let you rip whatever voltage you want into the card. I've had mine a bit over recommended safe voltages at times.
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nope it wont work. you need
https://www.ekwb.com/shop/ek-fc980-gtx-ti-classy-kpe-nickel
you could try contacting evga directly or go to their forum and ask if they know of any other water blocks that fit it.
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I know that on my 980 KPE witchy they have a tool on the KPE website that will let you rip whatever voltage you want into the card. I've had mine a bit over recommended safe voltages at times.
You ripping 1.5v cold ..............
Killed a GTX780 KPE doing that one two many times
I run my vanilla 980ti at 1.27v full coverage water block
