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Keeping tabs on the card releases and what my next potential upgrade could be. I'm limited to a 2 slot card so right now, so out of the new generation of cards that are released, I'm down to this 4070ti, one MSI watercooled 4090 model (+ I'd have to get a new PSU...) and only a handful of some of the new 4070 cards, as many brands are reusing their 4070ti shrouds which are 2.5+ sizes often. Sure saves them R&D money but they miss out on customers like me. Back to this Inno3D X3 4070ti model. Any thorough reviews on it? I've only seen in total 2 unboxings, only with one of them actually putting the card into the PC as well as one video with all 4070ti cards, where the dude gives this model a 1/4 rating, compared to all the other models. I'd want to know why? Does the card run hot? Loud? some other issue? Like it barely exists. I know it's a cheap brand with no real clout behind it but there's no real other alternative, apart from waiting to see RX7600-RX7800 cards that AMD is due to announce later in summer I hope? And that's if anyone's even gonna be bothered to make a 2 slot card. Feels like those days are over.

Budget (including currency): PKR200,000 Country: Pakistan Games, programs, or workloads that will be used for Mainly Competitive Games It's my first time building a PC, not building it myself but getting it built from somewhere, the specs I am thinking of are CPU : Amd Ryzen 5 5600 Motherboard : Gigabyte B450M DS3H Cooler : Deepcool gammaxx 400 pro / Deepcool gammaxx 400 V2 / Deepcool gammaxx 400 XT Ram : XPG D50 16Gb 8x2 3200Mhz SSD : KINGSTON NV2 250GB GEN4 HDD : SEAGATE BARRACUDA 1TB PSU : Cougar BXM 700Watt 80+ Bronze / Corsair CX750m / Corsair CX750F Case : 1st Player DkD4 And can't come to a final decision about GPU also I might change a few things due to the availability, the GPU I was thinking of going for is Amd Radeon 6700XT 12GB or inno3d RTX 3060Ti 8GB Dual Fan, need an opinion about these two GPUs specially 3060Ti and if there's any other GPU I should instead go for then which? All the above items are New with 1 year or more local or international ( Depending on the item ) warranty except the GPUs which will be used with 3 months or more local warranty. Thanks in advance for the help .

hello im wondering if this info is right, since i just got a displayport for my gtx 980 reference model, and the 24g2 aoc monitor with displayport capability of 1.2 according to the monitor OSD i pretty much had to do this because when i installed the displayport cable on my monitor/gpu and turned on the pc, the screen stayed black until OS showed up and i couldnt get into bios anymore, so i knew something was wrong and i came up through a post in another website that mentioned the same problem, and saw this firmware update for the displayport issue and decided to give it a go https://imgur.com/a/ghAAZFt OSD display port 1.2 i used this to update the gpu firmware for the displayport https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/nv-uefi-update-x64/ i honestly had no idea it would be a risky process. http://www.vcom.hk/Product/DisplayPort_Cable/DISPLAY_PORT-CG631?id=47 this is the displayport cable i got i thought the transfer rate should be 21.6 gbps according to the website displayport cable info, sorry i ask because i have no idea how this works. thanks for your time.

Is this card any good? it says 1680 "boost clock" which seems kinda not great? Anyone got experience with this card, I kinda fear 2 fans aren't gonna cut it, although it was just fine for my 1060 gaming x and my 1070 ftw2 tbh... so I dunno.

I have this problem, I need to know whether I better should sell my first bought RTX 3090 which is an Inno3D iChiLL x4, OR nvlink that Inno3D with my second already bought Aorus Master. I am worried about - if the system will be stable or not - if there should be some drivers incompatibilities or any form of instability - Can I use a full 48GB VRAM system? - and if can join both cards hdmi and display ports which in total would be 10 (6+4) Should I sell the Inno3D or should I NVlink them? The thing about why I bought different brand cards is because a mistake, so blame on me for doing it, but I can still resell the Inno3D. I really like the Aorus master. On final note, I don't care if both cards clock speeds gets 'bottlenecked' or whatever speed problems, I just care about the VRAM and the ports and of course system stability. Thanks.

So recently, I bought a graphic card from company called inno3d. so far there is no problem but I have never heard of them before. can you tell me about them or has anyone who have used their card can you tell any problem faced when using the card ?

Please share your opinions as I don't have enough knowledge about this topic and want to know more from others..

I'm shopping 4070 ti (I know, but prices here are wonky and believe it or not, cost per frame is somewhat fine) And I came across a Inno3D Geforce RTX 4070 ti x3. I've heard avbout this brand before but nevver dug into Its details, are their cards goood? or is it one of those weird chinese ones?

Hello everybody, I've recently upgraded my rig with a new gpu and cpu. My actual config is this: CPU - Intel I5 9400f MB - Asus Rog Strix B360G-gaming GPU - Inno3d RTX 2070 Super Twin X2 OC AIO : Corsair H60 Case : Cooler Master Q300L I've noticed with my actual games (RDR2 and Star Wars Jedy Fallen Order) that my GPU temp sits between 78 and 84° C, and the gpu fans ramp up at 60% in Afterbuner when gpu reachs 80°C, but after 60% fans start to become really noisy. Frame rate btw is always rock solid (in RDR2 with ultra details i can keep 70/80 fps and in Jedi i'm at100 fps). My gpu fan curve is in the attachments. Is this temperature ok for my gpu? My ambient temperature is 22/24° C but I'm afraid that as soon as summer arrive my gpu temperature will rise drastically. Actually this is my cooling solution Is it possible to improve temperatures while keeping noise at an acceptable level using one of this solutions (I would like to keep my rig as silent as possibile): 1) Changing gpu fan curve (but that will increase noise levels) 2) Ramping up intakes fan NFA-14 curve (I've alreday tried but I haven't seen an improvement) 3) Putting a fan between PSU and GPU 4) Changing a case with a better airflow case 5) Using an aftermarket cooler (Like the Arctic Accelero Xtreme III, but in this case i think tha my gpu warranty will be void, right?) Any help is really appreciated! Thanks in advance

Is INNO3D gtx 1650 super good?

Hi, I'm building Ryzen 7 3700x PC and I configured almost everything with MSI RTX 2060S and found out there is also an option of 2 additional 2070 cards i could pick instead, for 40$ more. Models: INNO3D Dual RTX 2070 COLORFUL iGame Ultra V2 RTX 2070 MSI Gaming X RTX 2060 Super Since I know nothing about Inno3D and Colorful, any suggestions on what to pick?

Is INNO3D gtx 1650 super a good graphics card compared to other brands?Has anyone had any problems with them?

Hey there! So where should I start here? I won an GTX 980 Ti off an giveaway back in late march. I was happy with this card until the card died 3 days ago. I was really upset and immediately called the Nvidia Support, because the Giveaway was in cooperation with Nvidia Germany and the Headquater in Germany even shipped the card to me. Well first suprise there. They told me that they wouldnt take the card because Inno3D was the producer and I should call them for more support. So I did, and I got a response from Inno3D! Dear Sir Firstly, thank you for your kind support of our product, If your graphics card have any problem, You can send the graphics card and invoice warranty document, To your local reseller or your buy the shop to warranty check, Thank you Best Regards, "Well", I thought. I dont have any warranty documents except the stickers on my Graphics card which are saying "Warranty void if removed" and I wont send the card to an local reseller without having bought anything there! So I called the Nvidia support again and I showed them the E-Mail I got from Inno3D. They still said I need to send the card to Inno3D and gave me the advice, that I should talk to an Supervisor at Inno3D or something like that... Well now I am here! I sended another E-Mail to Inno3D and I will now wait for a response, but I dont think it will help. Now my question. Do I even have a warranty on the card? I mean I have these stickers on the card, but I still won it and Nvidia refuses to take the card back. I could really need some help here. Thanks!

After booting my desktop this morning i noticed something weird in NZXT CAM; My GPU was 95 degrees celsius onder about 5% load. After about 15 minutes this lowered to between 60 and 65 degrees. Reboots keep giving the same behaviour, 90-95 degrees on boot and slowly lowering to slightly above 60 degrees. The card is an Inno3D 980Ti Black Hybrid card, with the regular fan that came with the radiator mounted in push. Usually it idles around 30 degrees and peaks under load to about 65 degrees with the core clock close to 1500MHz. Any idea what could have caused this and how to fix it?

So Inno3D has finally decided to do something about these damn miners who do nothing but waste power and stealing our gaming cards. Inno3D's solution while it's not really going to change things, at least it's something. Maybe this is a wake up call for AMD and Nvidia to have drivers that detect when someone is mining on their cards and brick them instantly. Yeah I know it's way too much, but something has to be done about these miners. And yes obviously I know AMD and Nvidia only care about people buying their cards, not what people do with them. But once again I say, something has to be done about them. From Hilbert: Source: http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/inno3d-warns-that-mining-can-break-warranty-on-their-gpus.html

Hey guys , I'm going to upgrade my gpu and my choice felt on gtx 1060 6gb. When I checked prices in my country I was kinda surprised because the cheapest one was Inno3d's ichill with huge fan system. Is it a good idea to take it or it has some underwater rocks? Here you can check the list with prices: http://www.dataleks.lv/ru/search/?search=gtx+1060+6gb&param=

These are, by far, the weirdest video cards we could find on the market today. MSI GTX 1050 Ti: http://geni.us/LFS16SI Palit GTX 1050 Ti KalmX: http://geni.us/mGXAM GALAX GTX 1070 KATANA: http://geni.us/Dodu6 Colorful iGame GTX 1080 Ti Vulcan X OC: http://geni.us/KaGatc Inno3D link not available Buy not-so-unusual Nvidia video cards Amazon: http://geni.us/cAKgPE Newegg: http://geni.us/Qtx5E

Sup‘ guys I managed to sell my (nearly new) 980 Ti for 380€ and just saw a deal and bought myself a GTX 1070 Gaming OC (Inno3D)for 360€. it has a dual fan design and I was wondering if someone ever had this card because I can‘t find any reviews about this card and just hope that it‘s not noisy and maybe stays cool...

So i'm unhappy with the thermals inside my case, my GPU idles at 47c (it's a factory oc'd card with a base clock of 1607MHz and a Boost Clock of 1721MHz) and that's after applying a pretty heavy fan profile, luckily i sit about 2 metres from my computer and can barely hear the card at full blast, so kudos to Inno3d making an excellent cooler. it migh't be an ok temp, and i can game almost all games without issue, however in furmark (yes i know) it ramps up to 85 after abouut 5-10 minutes, and Rise of the Tomb Raider taxes my card hard enough to get up to those temps.. I believe my issue is with bad airflow.. my case is a Anderson Mission SG GGX 3.5, which is basically a Rosewill Cullinan or Anidees AI Crystal (LTT Review) with other fans. my CPU is cooled by a Kraken X62 and idles at around 37-40c depending on ambient, so i expect my kraken is stealing airflow prrovided by the crappy (although silent) front case fans from my gpu cooler. i have put rubber seals around the case, so airleak from the sides of the glass is a non issue, i do however feel a hotspot on the glass near the gpu, which basically prooves poor airflow around it. i could go with a pci slot blower fan, but those things are noisy and is a kind of compromise in my no compromise build, i could also put in new case fans, but that introduces a bit more noise as well, and i'd have to buy rgb fans because case aesthetics and yolo so i was considering going for a watercooled option instead. a custom loop is not possible at this time, i already have a brand new AIO for my cpu, and i'd rather not start macguvering some custom loop solution to it, and even so, custom parts is a big extra cost from very few dealers available in norway. Anyway, after a bit of research, it seems my best options are either the Kraken G10, Kraken G12 or the EVGA Hybrid Gpu cooler.. however it seems the EVGA one is only for FE style blower cards, mine is a custom aircooling job.. i expect the gpu mount would fit, as i don't think the PCB is massively changed, however, it uses a shroud and the FE fan (or is this changeable? i can invest in an extra 80-90mm fan) but it seems my best choice is either the G10 or G12.. most likely the G12 since newer = better in these cases? and either a NZXT or Corsair 120/140mm cooler (i prefer sturdy cables over a two extra degrees cooling, some corsairs seems like corrogated tubing and seem very prone to breakage exposing (what i for gods sake hope actually is in there) the inner tube) but i'm open to suggestions. these are the options i have (there are some others, but the blocks are way too big for me to want hanging from my gpu (like the deepcool captain) here is a list of coolers i have found and there respective price i can get them for in norway: tl;dr: so, besides helping me choose an AIO for my GPU, i have some other questions of a more general nature: are all 1080ti pcb's or alteast gpu position and mounting holes the same? will coolers that fit FE fit my card? (there is a image of the bare pcb of my gpu HERE as well as more specs) how much more "weight" is put on the card with a solution like this vs a big heatsink? how do you best cool ram and other non gpu components with a solution like this? how high heatsinks can you stick onto the chips for instance? is there any way of telling if a gpu bracket/waterblock will fit without dissasembly of the original heatsink? rest of my specs are in my signature if you need them.

Hey guys, when the first GTX 1060 3rd party cards have been realeased on the german market, I replaced my "turn off the heater, I'll game now"-GTX 690. I wanted a quiet card and stumbled apon the Inno3D iChill GTX 1060 X3. The cooler is taken from Inno3Ds GTX 1080 and it's absolutely no problem to keep it's little-little-brother cool and quiet. Build quality is really good, actually I was amazed how well everything is built together and how good it feels. It's overclocked from factory, but as the GTX 1060 is a pretty good overclocker, I wanted some more. Now it's running absolutely fine at 2100 MHz with temps at max. 64°C and low noise. I'm sure it could do more, If I only could raise the voltage (max 1080mV) a little bit more. I also have left some headroom, of about 20MHz to make sure it's 100% stable. Memory clock is at 4500 MHz, I didn't try to push that further. When I'm not gaming, the fans turn off below 48°C (custom fan curve, but it's doing a Fan Stop by factory settings, too). Benchmarks Furmark 1080p: 5228points (87 FPS) FireStrike Extreme: 6925 graphics score Heaven (Preset: Extreme): 2310 points (avg: 91,7 - min: 26,8 - max: 197,7 fps) I know that this isn't the best fps/money GTX 1060, but as it runs cool and quiet I'm perfectly happy with that. It runs all the games I play (GTA V, Watch Dogs 2) on almost highest settings at 1080p without any problems over 60fps, which is all I need. What are your thoughts on this card? Greets, Andy

Hi folks! So, after having built my computer about a year before the 10 series of nVidia GPUs came out I'm thinking of getting a gtx 1060 6gb. The MSI GTX 750 Ti currently in my system (yes, I had a tight budget) is serving me well, but it does occasionally struggle with recording and livestreaming applications. So, while browsing the stores here (I'm in Romania) I've noticed brands that you don't see that often, which have really good prices. I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience with GPUs from brands other than the "big boys" (EVGA, Zotac, Gigabyte, Asus, MSI etc). The ones I'm looking at are PNY, Palit, Gainward and Inno3D. I've heard good things about them but I'm just looking for some more opinions TL;DR: What do you guys know about GPUs from Palit, PNY, Gainward and Inno3D

Hey,I am building a PC and am wondering, which of these RAMs is better? (I haven't heard of INNO3D iCHILL before) And would the INNO3D iCHILL ram be okay?The inno3d ichill RAM was offered by a local company, I am trying to see their price for the PC that I am planning on building and they didn't have all the parts that I had picked so they changed a few things.INNO3D iCHILL RGB DDR4 16GB KIT 2x8GB, 3000Mhz, CL16, RGB, 1.35VG.Skill Aegis 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3000 Thanks,Rasmus