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Asus Strix 980ti thoughts.

Maximun
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I was wondering what people think of their strix 980ti as i am getting one next week and would like to know if it is silent and no coil whine etc. and if you have compared it to other manufacturers.

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A quick google search would answer this question in a flash.

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A quick google search would answer this question in a flash.

felt like asking myself and bonding with the ltt community lol

i7 5820K @ 4.4GHz | Evga GTX 980ti Superclocked | MSI X99 Sli Plus | 16GB Crucial Ballistix DDR4 | EVGA 850W Gold+ | 2TB HDD and 250GB SSD

NZXT Phantom 530 | Corsair H100i GTX | 

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felt like asking myself and bonding with the ltt community lol

Well if I was to answer the question, I'd probably just refer you to a review or something lol. 

 

Like this: I'd do a quick search to see if anyone was complaining about coil whine, and I'd check out this review ([spoiler=]http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/nvidia-geforce-gtx-980-ti,4164.html. 

CPU: i5-4690k GPU: 280x Toxic PSU: Coolermaster V750 Motherboard: Z97X-SOC RAM: Ripjaws 1x8 1600mhz Case: Corsair 750D HDD: WD Blue 1TB

How to Build A PC|Windows 10 Review Follow the CoC and don't be a scrub~soaringchicken

 

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Read reviews they usually help

then compare the reviews and find out what % of the defect rates are there

If the defect rate is lower 40% you can take a safe risk and buy it

Even if there is any problem just RMA it you can get a new card within the warranty period

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