2 classifieds on stock would boost to 1380 on the core and run at 79 C a pop. Put a side panel fan to drop temps to about 75 c.

KickAssCop
2 classifieds on stock would boost to 1380 on the core and run at 79 C a pop. Put a side panel fan to drop temps to about 75 c.

Like I said, 1400 would be a stretch, and whatever clock you get will come with some serious heat. Unless you're happy with the ~1320MHz with minimal heat...
 
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I'm gonna be contacting support but right now I'm so p.o'ed it's not even funny.  Just received my 980 ti step-up that I've waited weeks for and the shipping box is absolutely smashed and then open it up to find the 980ti box just smashed as well.  Something large and heavy was dropped on this and I'm scared to even open it to see the card.  I can't believe how UPS treats people's possessions.  Totally uncalled for.

Alright thanks for the feedback guys, I will definatly be holding out for my Hybrid orders. Sounds like classys on air will fry in my room in summer.

I am running two cards in SLi at 1450/7700 for daily use and get temperature of 70 c top and 65 c bottom card in most games except Witcher 3 and GTA V that run at 75 c and 70 c. This is on air cooling and noise is less than my 970 g1 gaming SLi and temperature are about 3 C lower.

I will be able to post results once I get my second classified but it should run cooler than my SC+ due to bigger fans and surface area.

Is it reasonable/feasible to buy a classified and then put a hybrid cooler on it?

THEVILLIANXXX
Is it reasonable/feasible to buy a classified and then put a hybrid cooler on it?

I don't think you can, hybrid is for reference PCB, classyz are non-reference.

THEVILLIANXXX
Is it reasonable/feasible to buy a classified and then put a hybrid cooler on it?

Short answer, no.

Is there a fully compatible waterblock for the Classified yet?

if amazon oders some more