EVGATech_AndrewA
There are no overheating issues with any of our 1070/1080 cards and any "issues" reported are not related to one another. The reports that have been coming out are completely false and I can assure you that our cards run within spec as stated by our Product Manager Jacob. The thermal pads that are being offered by us are completely optional and without them the cards run within spec.
Hi Andrew,
Is there any chance EVGA can perform the own in house thermal tests and have the results posted in an official statement?
As you can see there is a LOT of speculation and rumors going about due to the lack of information and numbers coming from EVGA. The statement from EVGA and the thermal test results after the pad was added isn't enough and is extremely vague at best.
The only way all this is going to be stopped is for some official results to be posted with some actual details and numbers. That way this issue can be put to rest once and for all and everyone has a reference to link to etc.
At the end of the day this can only benefit EVGA and put a stop to all of this. I'm not sure why this wasn't done when EVGA had the card on the test bed with the new thermal pad. Both the before and after results could have been used instead of just the later. That way people can see there was and still isn't an issue if you decide no to go ahead with the thermal pad fix.