10GB 3080s have not been in stock for a while now. Only 12GB ones.You know its been in stock for a while now without need for notification.
10GB 3080s have not been in stock for a while now. Only 12GB ones.You know its been in stock for a while now without need for notification.
I already bought it, yeah.Did you buy it yet? Do you need an associate code to get the extra 3% off?
Yikes at that tax and shipping. Do you get hit with tax with every online store? I know there are quite a few that I don’t have to pay tax for.
Yikes at that tax and shipping. Do you get hit with tax with every online store? I know there are quite a few that I don’t have to pay tax for.
It's inconsistent and I don't really know why. I do know that EVGA and I are both located in the same state so that might have something to do with it.
Nice! I run HW Monitor free version, so I have no logs or history, but I let it run all the time to get min/max temps over a period of time and my 3080ti gets pretty hot sometimes, but no idea what may have been going on when it got that hot. Memory hit 92 degrees max, which is cooler than the "hot spot" temp.De-shrouded my 3080 and added some Noctua fans, dropped my temps 17-20c across the board.
Now I'm printing a fan bracket so I can get rid of the zip ties, I'll post pics up when it's done.
So, if your fans fail will the heatsink melt the plastic?
I’m surprised it printed that low. My friend has to print his at like 250.It's carbon fiber so I hope the hell not. I had to get to 210c in order to print with it.
This is a carbon fiber hybrid. Still goofing off before I spend the dollars on the good shitI’m surprised it printed that low. My friend has to print his at like 250.
It’s basically just interwoven into another material. There are a few different ways of doing it too I believe, like most it’s embedded into common sized filament. There’s a more industrial method that has two lines of different material that feed into one output.So how does that even work? Isnt real carbon fiber a cloth like material layered in different directions with epoxy? Then squeezed together with pressure or vacuum?