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ASUS R9 390 DCII Heat Issue

Arvizal
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Nope. I took all of them out, besides the 2 at the top for my ssd and hdd. 

 

The H440 was known to have "not so great" airflow so... Welp we'll see what the shop says...

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The H440 was known to have "not so great" airflow so... Welp we'll see what the shop says...

 

I think it's all good, since the store did run some tests and say it was unusually hot. I had completely forgotten about the deal I got when I got the card, which said I can get a replacement for the first month of a malfunctioning part. I'm getting the part delivered tomorrow!

 

Thanks for all the help, everyone!

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there have been known quality control issues with gaps in the heat pipes on 980ti strix coolers. I assume this is the same issue occurring on the similar tpd 390. I would highly recommend rma'ng the gpu asap.

Edit it sounds like this was the case. Hopefully the new one works better for you. I personally will never ever ever buy an Asus graphics card.

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