Hello,
does the 11G-P4-2281-KR (2080Ti Black Edition Gaming) have reference PCB? Will be compatible with Corsair FE Block for 2080Ti?
And why I can't find it on your site?
Thanks!

Man, thanks!

stonowinnerz
Hello,
does the 11G-P4-2281-KR (2080Ti Black Edition Gaming) have reference PCB? Will be compatible with Corsair FE Block for 2080Ti?
And why I can't find it on your site?
Thanks!

Though some people have reported good results with the Black cards, I'd strongly advise moving up to an A-chip card with a binned chip.  Their normal bios has a higher power limit and they just seem like more solid cards overall.

The Black Edition uses a non-A chip and will be severely power limited, you are wasting your money if you intend to also buy a water block.  For the same money spent you could easily get a decent "A" chip and likely get better performance. 

What do you think about 11G-P4-2382-KR?
 

Yeah I know, but what do you think about the graphics card? Fine for loop?

stonowinnerz

kevinc313

stonowinnerz
What do you think about 11G-P4-2382-KR?
 

I own one, really solid so far, recent production, has Samsung memory, reference card, 130% power limit.  Definitely worth $150 over the Black edition.  Scored 15.4K GPU in Timespy with +125 mhz, +1000 mem, 116% power, 100% fans, 67C - those power and boost are equivalent to stock FTW3 ultra.  Getting ready to put a hybrid kit on it.

The FTW3 Ultra is different only in Boost Clock, right? I can get that on XC also by OCing it, yeah? 
 

FTW3 Ultra has a custom PCB/VRM, extra temp sensors, huge cooler, higher 300w 100% power limit (XC 260w), higher 373w 124% max power limit (XC 338w@130%) and probably other things.  People sometimes complain that the FTW3U doesn't have a whole lot of overclock headroom, it starts with the same chip as the other A-chip cards and the headroom is eaten up by the high stock boost.   Be aware of the FTW3 non-ultra which has the non-A chip.  Won't take a reference cooler as far as I know, not sure about your planned block, but I know there are waterblocks for it, and they make a FTW3 waterblock card.
 
I just wanted to test my card at an arbitrary overclock so I mimicked the FTW3 Ultra settings (plus mem overclock), haven't done other OC or benchmarking and usually run it at 50/500/105 around 60C with 70% fans.  Once I get the hybrid up and running I'll probably tune an overclock for normal use that doesn't get above 50C benchmarking with reasonable fan noise level, have two Noctua A12 fans to run in push pull on the radiator.  On stock settings the XC reached 56C with max fans in Unigine Heaven in a 20C room.

stonowinnerz
So if I take FTW3U over XC I have bigger OC potential?

No.