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Changing gpu on alienware area 51

Alalaho
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You have a few options... Asus TURBO is one i know, my friend has two of them in SLI...  although it sounds freaking noisy to my taste :(

 

 

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Hello i have a question about if it will be smarter to go with founders edition which is blower or if i go with a regular card :)

Sincerely martin

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On 13/9/2017 at 3:24 PM, linustouchtips said:

blower style is the way to go for that case. 

Is there a different option for a blower instead of foundersedition 

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You have a few options... Asus TURBO is one i know, my friend has two of them in SLI...  although it sounds freaking noisy to my taste :(

 

 

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