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R9 390 Custom Backplate

iludez

So i made my self a custom backplate for my 390 since i got rid of my evga 970 ftw.

Still needs a custom decal that a mate is doing for me to be put on

 

So basically how i did this was i had leftover metal from when i cut my window so i took it down to an engineering shop they cut it to size for me and even scored the edges nicely all for free!

Then i filed it down so it wasnt sharp and got some 3m double sided tape but didnt peel off the outer sticky stuff all the way and have it attached onto my gpu now.Has not affected temps in anyway.

 

What do you guys think?

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Dude! It looks great! Nice work!

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How much to send one to me? Mine needs a backplate. I would try cutting some strips of foil tape and putting them on the back. The tape looks like brusned aluminum, because it essentially is...

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That loosk really good!

 

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it looks better than your psu cover. but still, really good. i would have leave it untouch tho the matt likeing finish looks awesome. im currently using the r9 390x from msi even though i like full black theme mainly because sapphire do not offer a backplate. 

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You can also buy the original backplates from Sapphire. I got one for my R9 390 and it looks awesome. The positive side effect is, that my GPU is 3°C cooler now. 

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You can also buy the original backplates from Sapphire. I got one for my R9 390 and it looks awesome. The positive side effect is, that my GPU is 3°C cooler now. 

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How much did it cost you?

And how did you contact them to buy one?

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12€ including shipping. I somehow got in contact with a Sapphire-Support-Guy in another Forum. He is from germany, but I can give you his email-address, so you can contact him. 

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Cheers mate have emailed them.That looks a tonne better then my one haha

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