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Does anyone know the release date of these? I keep hearing various information. The Auros Extreme isn’t even available under “coming soon” online at all. 

 

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4 minutes ago, richintheveins said:

Does anyone know the release date of these? I keep hearing various information. The Auros Extreme isn’t even available under “coming soon” online at all. 

maybe its already gone

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2 minutes ago, eeeee1 said:

maybe its already gone

No they haven’t been released. I’ve heard rumors of late sept/early oct. They do have conflicting dates online for the Strix but zero info on the Auros which I really want. 

 

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last time high end custom cards are a month late than their cheaper counterparts, so maybe it's another month this time as well?

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I'd rather get the FE.

 

You'll pay actual msrp and get a card just as good as any high end aftermarket from nowadays, nVidia really got the cooler right so the car is cool and silent without ever throttling. Also there's been issues with how aftermarket cards were put together that's causing severe stability issues.

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/geforce-rtx-3080-ctd-issues-likely-due-to-poscap-and-mlcc-configuration.html

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Just now, Jurrunio said:

last time high end custom cards are a month late than their cheaper counterparts, so maybe it's another month this time as well?

Yeah true. I would just like a date. These cards are selling out in seconds. If possible it would be nice to know when and where so I have a small chance to grab one of the gpus of my interest. 

 

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1 minute ago, Princess Luna said:

I'd rather get the FE.

 

You'll pay actual msrp and get a card just as good as any high end aftermarket from nowadays, nVidia really got the cooler right so the car is cool and silent without ever throttling. Also there's been issues with how aftermarket cards were put together that's causing severe stability issues.

https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/geforce-rtx-3080-ctd-issues-likely-due-to-poscap-and-mlcc-configuration.html

arent founders cards having similar issues? thought it was strictly asus models that havent reported any crashes associated with the poscaps deal since they didnt use any

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1 minute ago, VeganJoy said:

arent founders cards having similar issues? thought it was strictly asus models that havent reported any crashes associated with the poscaps deal since they didnt use any

Nope, FE cards are working as intended.

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the cards are really good showing two or more expensive/premium arrays (capacitors). The ones that are crashing and showing artifacts have cheap capacitors.


The Base Design of these gpus features six mandatory capacitors for filtering high frequencies on the voltage rails. NVIDIA Founders' Edition, MSI Gaming X, ZOTAC Trinity, and ASUS TUF Gaming OC show the use of a hybrid capacitor deployment, with four SP-CAPs and two MLCC groups of 10 individual capacitors each in the center. These models are having zero issues and working at spec.
 

The models that went cheap and are using all six POSCAP (Conductive Polymer Tantalum Solid Capacitors) are generally the worse option for high frequencies. All of the lower end or entry level AIB 3090s are experiencing this. The higher end Asus gpus has confirmed that all six capacitors are the premium 10 individual capacitors. Thus the reason I have interest. No one has broken down the Auros Extreme that I know of but I’m expecting it to be as premium due to it being the highest 3090 Gigabyte has to offer. 

 

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1 hour ago, richintheveins said:

No one has broken down the Auros Extreme that I know of but I’m expecting it to be as premium due to it being the highest 3090 Gigabyte has to offer. 

tbh even if it's using a worse design, it would have to be beefed up as much as possible after all the noise it made

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6 hours ago, richintheveins said:

and ASUS TUF Gaming OC show the use of a hybrid capacitor deployment 

Actually, all the ASUS cards are using exclusively the MLCC arrays, and they're all the highest-end MLCCs available for that particular application.

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delete, wrong thread.

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