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New cooler for r9 390 strix

oskar23
By oskar23
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Hi there. Is there any cooler out there which will fit this card and will make it cooler? Right now this card reaches over 80'C. What about mk 26?

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It doesn't use a reference PCB mate. Can you not return the card and get your cash back? You should've gone for the Sapphire/XFX/Powercolor model.

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Hi there. Is there any cooler out there which will fit this card and will make it cooler? Right now this card reaches over 80'C. What about mk 26?

You've got two options

  1. Return the card and buy a different model. ASUS cards are kinda garbage.
  2. Just deal with it and 80C isn't bad 

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Well, as long as this temp won't damage card I am okay with it.

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Well, as long as this temp won't damage card I am okay with it.

80c is fine. You're good up to 90c. 

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