• EVGA GeForce 10 Series
  • Update 11/9/16 with NEW BIOS - EVGA GeForce GTX 1080/1070/1060 PWM Temperature Upadate (p.69)
2016/11/04 06:26:36
Xfade81
akteni
 
Thank you, 
regarding #3, I was asking distance between parts not the pad thickness because I suspect that it is less than pad thickness because pads are very soft and manufacturers are relying flexibility to squeeze pads for better contact. If I use glued pad (0.15mm) + copper plate (0.5mm) + glued pad (0.15mm), actual distance matters. 
 
I am sensitive about these due to my r&d job in automotive company as engine cooling engineer. 



In that case being an engineer you probably have access to a micrometer. I install copper shims in tablets etc alot but i do not have one on me or i would help. The termal pads they send look like EK ones so i guess it's 3,0-5,0 W/mK wich is fine with copper plates.
2016/11/04 06:27:09
ilyama
Gawg36
No you are wrong. You don't get it. You say don't overclock card. What! Probably the majority who buy this enthusiast level card will overclock.
I do, moderately. And what's this about getting a blower type. Thanks for the post, but sorry, you are simply wrong.




For the FTW I agree, but the SC I dont think you can say that the majority will overclock his card !
2016/11/04 06:38:58
Cutholen
with the new bios i get PerfCap Pwr all the time with powerlimit set to 112% and only using ~90% power...
2016/11/04 06:44:28
SECTORTWO
Asryan
So the update is basically a fan profile?... Well i will apply it and see if i still use my custom...


I kinda have the same question. Is the only change to the fan profiles?

Am I right to assume that my 1080SC is fine because I'm running it with an EK block+backplate (that has thermal pads on both sides of the problematic VRMs)?
2016/11/04 06:46:17
SECTORTWO
Asryan
So the update is basically a fan profile?... Well i will apply it and see if i still use my custom...


I kinda have the same question. Is the only change to the fan profiles?

Am I right to assume that my 1080SC is fine because I'm running it with an EK block+backplate (that has thermal pads on both sides of the problematic VRMs)?
2016/11/04 06:52:08
ilyama
Can I have an answer of EVGA staff member about my thread ?
 
http://forums.evga.com/The-only-one-who-wont-put-the-pads-m2576090.aspx
 
Thanks !
2016/11/04 07:20:07
AdamInk
ilyama
Can I have an answer of EVGA staff member about my thread ?
 

 
Thanks !


If you dont OC the card i dont think its necessary. But lets wait a staff members opinion :)
2016/11/04 07:22:55
AdamInk
ilyama
Can I have an answer of EVGA staff member about my thread ?
 

 
Thanks !


I think here is your amswer :)

This update is not required, however; EVGA will make it available free of charge to any customer who is interested. To request the thermal pad kit, please visit www.evga.com/thermalmod
2016/11/04 07:23:43
ilyama
AdamInk
ilyama
Can I have an answer of EVGA staff member about my thread ?
 

 
Thanks !


If you dont OC the card i dont think its necessary. But lets wait a staff members opinion :)



I really hope you are right... because if I really need them with no overclocking and an agressive curve fan, I think those pads are definitively not an option...
2016/11/04 07:27:37
AdamInk



I really hope you are right... because if I really need them with no overclocking and an agressive curve fan, I think those pads are definitively not an option...


If you and i or someone else really need them or everyone EVGA would said that you have to do it, you have to aply the pads. However they said in the statement its an -option- for thoose who wants additional cooling :)

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