That shroud looks like a piece of Lego kit. I don't care for the clear, I would rather have seen a nice Corsair logo on the back plate along with an MSI logo.
Is there anything (other than warranty) to stop you attaching any Corsair AIO?
Or in fact any other brand? I'm guessing you weren't allowed to take the thing apart Tom? but did you notice anything that made the pump or mount look Original or modified to specifically fit this GPU?
Is there anything (other than warranty) to stop you attaching any Corsair AIO?
Or in fact any other brand? I'm guessing you weren't allowed to take the thing apart Tom? but did you notice anything that made the pump or mount look Original or modified to specifically fit this GPU?
Yes I agree, but if we are right in assuming these have been carefully Selected by corsair, it would be nice to see if there would be any more headroom in it when not limited by the normal 110% power limit.
Maybe there isn't anymore headroom in it and that's why they haven't bothered.
Yes I agree, but if we are right in assuming these have been carefully Selected by corsair, it would be nice to see if there would be any more headroom in it when not limited by the normal 110% power limit.
Maybe there isn't anymore headroom in it and that's why they haven't bothered.
I know from talking to EVGA, they will still warranty their cards if you remove the air cooling and install a water cooling block on their cards. Though, if the card needs to be sent back in for repairs, you need to rebuild the card to the exact specs as when you purchased it.
MSI, I don't know. You might want to call them and find out.
If you need any help or advice on a new build, you can start a new thread fella. There are plenty of us to go around and we'll all do our best to help you with what ever information you need.