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Does the GTX 980 come with games right now? if so, which ones

 

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I assume this; http://www.geforce.com/pick-your-path-game-bundle  Ooops not that. 

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Yes. You can either get Rainbow Six Siege or Assassin's Creed Syndicate. All the ones I've looked at by MSI and EVGA come with either of those.

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It should say on the product page, or Nvidia homepage. Think it's star wars or assassin's Creed.

Blind guess.

How do I turn a stock cards Fans off?

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How do I turn a stock cards Fans off?

If you're talking about a reference card, you must mod the BIOS.

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How do I turn a stock cards Fans off?

Why would you want to do that? Unplug the fan if you want it permanent off.

Do a custom fan curve and have it spin as low as possible..... But your risking damaging the card if you keep it low during gaming.

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Why would you want to do that? Unplug the fan if you want it permanent off.

Don't know why you would want to suggest that since the card is being used for gaming.

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If you're talking about a reference card, you must mod the BIOS.

No I just want it to not be 100%, my ears are erupting

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They ask I deliver... It's stupid... But if that what they want, there you go.

They said "off" after all :P

lol yeah, but I want to lower it, how is that possible

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Custom fan curve. You set the fan speed to the temperature.

You do it trough software like MSI afterburner or EVGA precision X

I know that , but does that work for Stock Cards?

 

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I know that , but does that work for Stock Cards?

Yes.

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I know that , but does that work for Stock Cards?

 

 

Custom fan curve. You set the fan speed to the temperature.

You do it trough software like MSI afterburner or EVGA precision X

It worked, retarded I am!... went from 970 to 980 just for 1440p... I got a great deal!

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Yes.

May I ask, do you have any relation to linus?

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