Jeremy1998
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The title basically says it all. Which brand of R9 290X has the most flexible warranty for watercooling?
Best Reference R9 290X For Watercooling?
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jamesriley94
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Probably something you need to look up yourself.
The warranties vary in different countries; in the UK, our warranty is void on any AMD GPU if we remove the cooler - and so I'd want to double check any of the answers you get here anyway.
The warranties vary in different countries; in the UK, our warranty is void on any AMD GPU if we remove the cooler - and so I'd want to double check any of the answers you get here anyway.
Jeremy1998
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Oh yeah, I forget that stuff sometimes. I've thought Sapphire is good here in the US, so I'll look into that.
Edit: You beat me by seconds!!
looz
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Apparently one memory type overclocks better than the other:
http://videocardz.com/47200/amd-launches-radeon-r9-290x
Videocardz.com should be taken with a grain of salt, though!
http://videocardz.com/47200/amd-launches-radeon-r9-290x
Videocardz.com should be taken with a grain of salt, though!
PetetheSweet
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I would really consider to wait a few weeks.
Maybe a non reference after market model runs cooler anyway, because of a better VRM solution...
BTW: nobody tested one single card on liquid till today*, maybe they clocking horrible or run hot like salsa.
*as far as I know
Maybe a non reference after market model runs cooler anyway, because of a better VRM solution...
BTW: nobody tested one single card on liquid till today*, maybe they clocking horrible or run hot like salsa.
*as far as I know
Jeremy1998
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Well, if they make a "better VRM", then it's gonna be non-reference, and that means there's no waterblocks for it.
I don't plan on watercooling just for overclocking, I plan on doing it for silence. There's no way watercooling will make the card run warmer than it does with air cooling.
