Thank you bcavnaugh

mattlissy9297
Thank you bcavnaugh

 Happy Benchmarking

degenerate

GTXJackBauer

degenerate

sereyEVGA
I'm seeing a lot of love for Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM and i might get some to try

They are without question the best radiator fans ever made, bar none. They aren't cheap but they are the best. Your ML120's are also really good fans, probably 2nd or 3rd to the Noctua's #1 spot, 2nd/3rd spot is a toss-up between GT/Vardar's and ML120's. Not sure if the difference would be worth the expenditure coming from ML120's unless you are looking for the absolute best in noise:perf, cost be damned (my ML120's had some mild PWM ticking when undervolting, otherwise I would've been quite satisfied keeping them).

Don't forget the Gentle Typhoon's are also known as one of the best rad fans ever designed as well.

Yep for sure, I mentioned them and the Vardar competing with Corsair ML120's for the 2nd/3rd best spots. Think of the new Noctua NF-A12x25 as an improved/perfected Gentle Typhoon. GT's were my previous go-to rad fans. Noctua eliminated what was the GT's only flaw (bearing noise), and then made some improvements in some other areas such as fin clearance and a better material for the fan-blade assembly; all topped off with Noctua's legendary build quality/packaging/warranty. The only downside of the Noctua's have nothing to do with their performance; those being price and aesthetics(subjective).

GTs and Noctuas are in their own league imo.  Top of the mountain league. lol  Everyone else just follows.  Now if they could add RGB like the Corsair LL's and be used universally to existing software/hubs (Corsair Link/Aquasuite), I'd be all over it right this min but we all know that's a pipe dream so I'll just keep on dreaming and enjoy my x9 Swiftech Helix 120 rad fans for now till I make the switch to the LL120s once the prices come down.
 
With that said, I agree that the one of the main things stopping me from grabbing Noctuas are their horrific aesthetics.  Can't stand their colors.  Maybe if this were during the 1960s in ones kitchen sure but not in this day n age. 
 


I do like their not long ago newly released Noctua fan.  Can't remember which it was but the stats looked great but I usually don't follow mfger stats much as we all know they like to give you bunk or best almost unrealistic data lol as I usually like to base my decisions on trusted fan roundups.

SilverStacker2019
Anyone know when these are going to come back in stock? Also, I'm new here. The advertisement says something about having to be an associate to buy this? What does that mean and how do I get it?

Yes, you just need to use an associate code from any member's signature to access and purchase a Kingpin or in general get 5%-10% in EVGA's shop.

HawkOculus
Ok, fair enough I guess. But there is no place in PX1 where this is actually specified or explained. Afterburner at least has explanations that pop up when you hover over stuff with your mouse. The other thing is that for example, Corsair iCue automatically starts minimized to the system tray. PX1 has to have options turned on for this functionality to even happen. If a program can be used to set fan speeds, why wouldn't it just automatically do that? It's this little nitpicky oversight that doesn't make any sense to me. With iCue, you can set the speeds, close the window and forget about it. PX1 doesn't explain this and you have to go digging into the options to click little boxes in order for it to happen. Just seems like a basic thing that was overlooked. 

You can set PX1 to Start with the OS and Load the Previous Settings and Minimize to the System Tray.
New Tool New Learning Curve, learn the tool by playing with all the settings.
Not that different than driving a new car, no one read the Car manual anyway or more or less.
So many members want EVGA to make their tools work and act like MSI, Corsair, or ASUS and this is EVGA not the Other Company.
Being for the most part this is a Member to Member Forum and more really do try to help others regardless of what the Hardware or Software is.
No other Forum can compare to the level of support that this Forum Provides to Others.
 
Have you had time to review the Video?

https://xdevs.com/guide/2080ti_kpe/ 
https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/evga-precision-x1-will-find-optimal-tweak-settings-automatically.html
https://www.techspot.com/article/1704-geforce-rtx-2080-overclocking/
How to use Precision X1

car91481
If I can borrow one of the RTX 2080 TI Kingpin card I can promise to beat any 3D mark score that is performed with stock bios and stock cooling.

Yes, but you have to put down a $1900.00 Deposit.

Any updates if a Card is going to be released with the Hydro Copper Water Block Pre-Installed?

Well I guess if we are going to talk about Radiator Fans for the Best Cooling then use the Below.
 $9.74 Fan, 120x25mm, 108CFM
or
$10.24 Fan, 120x38mm, 116CFM 

 
Want Killer (Finger Cutting) Fans Then use;
 $23.99 Fan, 120x38mm, 184CFM   Part No.  FAN-12038HBK-184
+
 $2.49 Fan Grill, 120mm
 
And Remember The Fan Filters.
Silverstone Tek 120mm Ultra Fine Fan Filter with Magnet Cooling FF123B (Black)

Hehe some screamers there. Reminds me of the old 80mm delta fans back when that I still have in a box in storage. No such thing as quiet fans back then.

Any idea when these are supposed to be back in stock? Also, how many watts of power does this need?

SilverStacker2019
Any idea when these are supposed to be back in stock? Also, how many watts of power does this need?

Towards end of this month, so very soon. Keep an eye on @EVGA_JacobF twitter and these forums. You'll need to use an Associates Code in order to purchase, assuming it is the same scenario as the first batch and that wasn't a one-time exclusive. I would say go with 1kW to be safe... the more watts the merrier especially if you don't want to deal with noise from the PSU fan kicking on. EVGA SuperNova 1000P2 or Seasonic Prime 1000 should do nicely. Go for 1200w or 1300w if you can spring for it without breaking the bank. I personally just moved from a 1000P2 to a 1600T2.
 

AHowes
I've gotcha all beat. A decade ago I made a huge custom pc case that was over 4" tall that had 2 360 rads and a floor standing fan mounted at the top blowing outward that was sucking the air from the bottom of the case, threw the rads and up over the mb and out the top. Hehe

Best of both worlds..

 
Reminds me of the JayzTwoCents video where he mounted I believe 4x 480mm rads to an industrial fan outside the case. Performance was pretty awesome needless to say; but not the most practical thing in the world...
 

degenerate

SilverStacker2019
Any idea when these are supposed to be back in stock? Also, how many watts of power does this need?

Towards end of this month, so very soon. Keep an eye on @EVGA_JacobF twitter and these forums. You'll need to use an Associates Code in order to purchase, assuming it is the same scenario as the first batch and that wasn't a one-time exclusive. I would say go with 1kW to be safe... the more watts the merrier especially if you don't want to deal with noise from the PSU fan kicking on. EVGA SuperNova 1000P2 or Seasonic Prime 1000 should do nicely. Go for 1200w or 1300w if you can spring for it without breaking the bank. I personally just moved from a 1000P2 to a 1600T2.
 

AHowes
I've gotcha all beat. A decade ago I made a huge custom pc case that was over 4" tall that had 2 360 rads and a floor standing fan mounted at the top blowing outward that was sucking the air from the bottom of the case, threw the rads and up over the mb and out the top. Hehe

Best of both worlds..

 
Reminds me of the JayzTwoCents video where he mounted I believe 4x 480mm rads to an industrial fan outside the case. Performance was pretty awesome needless to say; but not the most practical thing in the world...
 

That's awesome! Cant believe the 2080ti ran at ambeiant temp! 26c on load is crazy! Haha. Makes me want to order some more 480 rads. Hehe

My question.. is the kingpin power limited at 360 watts like the ftw3 as stated on the spec sheet?

I thought it was not.. or atleast 500+ watts.

Is this temporary, or is that the way it is unless you go ln2?

360W is 100% on slider.
144% = :)

AHowes
My question.. is the kingpin power limited at 360 watts like the ftw3 as stated on the spec sheet?

I thought it was not.. or atleast 500+ watts.

Is this temporary, or is that the way it is unless you go ln2?

What TiN said above.
 
For anyone reading my posts about the radiator/AIO with this card, please disregard them completely if it's keeping you from possibly making a purchase. I'm a huge noob who didn't have his fans and software running appropriately. 
 
Played Far Cry 5 for several hours this morning and temperatures never went beyond 47-48 C. Granted that game doesn't place as much sustained load on the GPU as others, but still. Very good cooling performance now that I actually have everything set up appropriately...