Quote (GEZodiac @ Jan 4 2014 02:58pm)

is that a yes

Quote (Azenor @ 4 Jan 2014 15:01)

u mail me cash and ill buy you whatever you want

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Order=BESTMATCH&Description=780+lightning&N=-1&isNodeId=1
dats cheap

Quote (SKYE12977 @ Jan 4 2014 03:15pm)

go buy WC for you graphic card or a new table with that money you got back

Quote (Azenor @ 4 Jan 2014 15:22)

The bracket just for the Lightning is ~140$
Need more tubing, more liquid. That is 30$
Need a new rad, and only one that can fit in current case is a 200mm square, which is 85$
And thats hoping I dont need a bigger pump and that I dont need one of those reservoir things.

Quote (Azenor @ Jan 5 2014 04:01am)

anyone know the thermal limit of the 780 Lightning?
My issue seems to be when the card heats up to around 75c, it begins to artifact
VRM/PCB/Memory temps are in the low 50's

So looks like to clock much higher ill need better cooling.

Was able to run at almost 1400MHz, but once it got into the mid 70's it began to lightly artifact, with high 70's to low 80's it would crash

Quote (Battleship @ Jan 4 2014 07:35pm)

You could check the GPU-Z "PerfCap Reason" and find out if it's a thermal limiting issue.
Just run Valley on Window mode with GPU-Z in the foreground and look for it in the sensors tab.

Quote (Azenor @ Jan 5 2014 09:06am)

ive been running Valley with all 3 screens plugged in, so I can monitor on the side

Quote (Battleship @ Jan 4 2014 07:38pm)

Are you sure your VRM's are at 50c? Because at 1.4v my VRMS are screaming, you should hear it, like dying cats.