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Re:NVIDIA's Response to "Voltage Control" on Kepler GPUs --Bring the Popcorn-- Saturday, October 06, 2012 5:39 PM (permalink)
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he he he,great responce but what about a KIA?
jimrun

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we live in a warranty world,
do you know that if you go and buy a new harley-davidson and add a trailer hitch to it it voids your warranty.
why,it makes the engine work harder and hotter to do the same speeds while pulling a trailer.

True ...
... but, grab a new F-250 & add a hitch to it, & it doesn't affect the warranty at all (factory or extended) ...
... because the truck is made to tow ---- so is towing like overclocking ?  ... is the hitch like the EVBot ?? ...
... j/k of course ...  


... a KIA ...
... I thought the 4th bag of groceries voided the warranty on those ...



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Re:NVIDIA's Response to "Voltage Control" on Kepler GPUs --Bring the Popcorn-- Saturday, October 06, 2012 7:15 PM (permalink)
pcmaster00

jimrun

patchesanook

he he he,great responce but what about a KIA?
jimrun

patchesanook

we live in a warranty world,
do you know that if you go and buy a new harley-davidson and add a trailer hitch to it it voids your warranty.
why,it makes the engine work harder and hotter to do the same speeds while pulling a trailer.

True ...
... but, grab a new F-250 & add a hitch to it, & it doesn't affect the warranty at all (factory or extended) ...
... because the truck is made to tow ---- so is towing like overclocking ?  ... is the hitch like the EVBot ?? ...
... j/k of course ...  


... a KIA ...
... I thought the 4th bag of groceries voided the warranty on those ...



Must admit though ...
I'm much more than a little dissapointed that my long awaited pair of "bright & shiny" brand new GTX 680 Classified 4GB HC cards are on the way to me "without" the factory hitch -------- & won't tow a thing ...  
 
"Stock sucks" when it comes to just about anything --- but, nvidia's just thinking about "our" safety ...
post edited by jimrun - Saturday, October 06, 2012 7:18 PM

  
  

 

  
  
 
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Re:NVIDIA's Response to "Voltage Control" on Kepler GPUs --Bring the Popcorn-- Sunday, October 07, 2012 0:06 PM (permalink)
jim, i might have a solution to the no evbot connector. still a chance you will get one that has a connector as my second one that came in yesterday had it. i got lucky (again) but im working on a way to interface with the hardware on the card. it will be simple, and cheap, so dont worry wont have to pay an arm and a leg for it.

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Re:NVIDIA's Response to "Voltage Control" on Kepler GPUs --Bring the Popcorn-- Sunday, October 07, 2012 12:58 AM (permalink)
DS44 ...
Thanks for the positive outlook !!!
My first 680 Classified (Non HC) has the EVBot connector ...
... I have the waterblock, backplate, & EVBot for that one (guess I'll replace my 580 3GB HC2 in my M4EZ rig).
But don't think the EVBot is going to be part of the 680 Classified HC cards ...
... hence, the pair coming without it (SLI for a new RIVE build) ...
 
I'm sure myself & everyone else with the new NoEVBot 680 Classified cards will be very interested in your EVBot Interface ...
... sounds very interesting ...
post edited by jimrun - Sunday, October 07, 2012 1:57 PM

  
  

 

  
  
 
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