Hey all,
 
 In adding a 2nd Titan-X(had $800 in rewards from Dell, so it ran me under $300 total), i noticed my original
Titan-X[evga sc'ed) had alot of dust inside it's shroud.
 
 What's the best way to clean the inside of a Titan like gpu(reference style)?
 
 Also, under full load, i'm getting 75C from the top card and 65C from the bottom card. Are these about normal
temps? [top gpu's fan runs up to75%]
 
 Being i'm waiting for Skylake-E and an 8 core, and skipping Haswell's 5960X, i'm still stuck with a pos case of 
a 2 yr old Alienware Auroda R4, where the airflow is not ideal.
 
 If temps go higher i'll have to somehow put the parts inside a new case[not Dell] and space apart the gpu's, as now they are basically screw'in each other[lol] with less then 1/4 inch apart.
 
 Thanks for an input..i do appreciate it!

Remove the shroud as detailed here and clean it out.

The temps you're seeing are normal since the cards are sandwiched.

Sajin
The temps you're seeing are normal since the cards are sandwiched.

Yeah i figured. I'm upgrading to a new pc rig when Skylake-E arrives as i figure a 8 core would last at least 5 years. So if i can get about 1 yr more out of this case, then it's an ideal situation.
 
But until then, one question:
 
Is it dangerous or common for some users to have an SLI config. so close? [ie..sandwiched]
 
btw: Idle temps are 32 and 39 and under full load is 75 and 85. I'm thinking that's not the worst, but the fan is at 85% with the hotter card. And i wish to lower the fan a bit..so that's my only issue with it.

aka_STEVE_b
Use what the Pro's use -  
 
http://www.amazon.com/Met...1&keywords=datavac
 
..and NO it doesn't suck - in fact, it blows ....

Thanks, as i was using the much cheaper canned air..which was really useless. I'll be  ordering this asap.