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Inno3D shows the first NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti with LIQUID COOLING

The first NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti with liquid cooling will be from Inno3D and will feature a 280mm block to handle the heat well.

So far we have been seeing models of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti graphics cards that are quite normal or without news, with well-known and easily identifiable over-the-air heatsinks. Well, Inno3D has wanted to give a kick to everything seen and bets on the Inno3D GeForce RTX 2080 Ti iChill Black which has a powerful and giant 280mm block to cool this graphics card properly.

Inno3D shows an RTX 2080 Ti based on a liquid cooling system.

This iChill Black is based on a large 280mm radiator that has space for two 140mm fans and that will allow to cool the GPU efficiently and without problems despite a good dose of overclocking, as it seems that the model of reference.

In addition to a monstrous and excellently cooled version for the RTX 2080 Ti, the company also presents models with simpler air heatsink (or complex, depending on your taste) where a three-fan heatsink will be implemented in the top air-cooled model, occupying two slots. and a half PCI and a simpler heatsink with only two fans and two PCI slots for the 'simpler' models

As expected, there is no data on the price of these graphics cards and what the working frequencies are. On the model with liquid cooling, we can expect any madness or what is the same, a price of approximately $ 1400 and a working frequency possibly 15-20% more than the NVIDIA reference model. To say that it is the first based on an RL but seeing the characteristics of the RTX 2080 Ti it will not be the last of these characteristics.

Source: VZ

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Robert Sole

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