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2018/09/19 11:04:11 (permalink)
Hi guys,
 
I'm searching info about the 2080Ti chips variants used in the XC and XC ultra, EVGA used the "A" or non "A"?
If you don't know about this, i highly recommend to read this article:  www.techpowerup.com/247660/nvidia-segregates-turing-gpus-factory-overclocking-forbidden-on-the-cheaper-variant
 
 
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    Re: 2080Ti XC and XC Ultra - TU102-300 or TU102-300A 2018/09/22 09:09:23 (permalink)
    NVIDIA Segregates Turing GPUs; Factory Overclocking Forbidden on the Cheaper Variant
     
    The Turing -300 variant is designated to be used on cards targeting the MSRP price point, while the 300-A variant is for use on custom-design, overclocked cards.
     
     
    Most people (me included) have not received their card yet .... still too new the info is not out there, pictures of Chips after removing the cooler.
     
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    Re: 2080Ti XC and XC Ultra - TU102-300 or TU102-300A 2018/09/22 09:28:42 (permalink)
    From the Info that I got, if you chip has even a 1MHz factory OC out of the box you have a "A" chip, because non "A" chip can't be sell with factory OC. 
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