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These graphics cards are THICK!
Read more about Gigabyte's THICK RTX 30 series Aorus graphics cards.
Read more about Gigabyte's THICK RTX 30 series Aorus graphics cards.
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I don't think I'd want that hanging off my MB, Think I'd have to go vertical or watercooled with that beast
Those metal brackets that bolt on the back of the case like on Lightning don't help much. Galax HoF had support rods that did the job properly.A lot of the larger Aorus cards ship with support arms. I'd imagine that this will ship with one too.
Those metal brackets that bolt on the back of the case like on Lightning don't help much. Galax HoF had support rods that did the job properly.
https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/galax-rtx-3080-ex-gamer-white-1-click-oc.b7977We need a white 30XX though to go with my system
Silly idea of the day :
Start using all the PCI-E connectors for : Additional mount-stability, more data paths and the 75 watts of power from each.
I mean, if you are hanging over the slots anyway - why not put them to use?
Off you go, little engineers. Work.
I still don't get the obsession about including GPU brackets. You can cut a piece of acrylic for next to nothing, or print a figurine to prop it up and make a feature in your case.
Lian li has one of the best solutions. It is quite genious.
http://www.lian-li.com/gb-001/
I still don't get the obsession about including GPU brackets. You can cut a piece of acrylic for next to nothing, or print a figurine to prop it up and make a feature in your case.
Lian li has one of the best solutions. It is quite genious.
http://www.lian-li.com/gb-001/
Why not use more than 2 slots for the PCIe case slots since the card blocks them fully anyway? An internal/hidden by the shroud rod from the furthest case slot from the PCIe port would support the weight well I'd think.
I know the 2 case PCIe slot bracket is for ITX form factor compatibility but what ITX case has only 2 slots with clearance internally for a full 4 slot card size?
They'll need something fitting the etymology of Aorus, aka. tied to ancient gods.I don't know what kind of supports Gigabyte will ship, but Zotac style rod supports would be great.
They'll need something fitting the etymology of Aorus, aka. tied to ancient gods.
Probably a miniature marble pillar from Pantheon would be strong enough.