FS: guts of GTX1080Ti

[awedio]

empty shell, heatsink, fan, plastic trim, screws.
NO GPU, I repeat, there is NO GPU

Cost: you pay shipping

 

[abq]

I will take it!

 

[awedio]

Do you want it in the original box? PM me your shipping address.

 

[BLinux]

so what happened to the GPU itself? was there some GPU sacrifice ritual?

 

[nephri]

maybe for a water cooled infra

 

[BLinux]

maybe for a water cooled infra

i thought of that, but then the PCI bracket was stripped off too... is that common to do with water cooled?

 

[awedio]

H2O

 

[DWSimmons]

Curious what the total was and what the "pre-made" "tax" difference is versus the Asus Poseidon ( ASUS ROG Poseidon GeForce GTX 1080 TI 11GB Platinum Edition DP HDMI DVI Gaming Graphics Card (ROG-POSEIDON-GTX1080TI-P11G-GAMING)-Newegg.com )

 

[cactus]

@DWSimmons Not OP, but my EK block is waiting at home to do the same as @awedio. It works out to be about the same pre-tax (FE cards move a little), but it is single slot which is what I wanted.

 

[warlockedyou]

@DWSimmons Not OP, but my EK block is waiting at home to do the same as @awedio. It works out to be about the same pre-tax (FE cards move a little), but it is single slot which is what I wanted.

I'm thinking about liquid cooling 1080 Ti/'s and not sure what to pick between the below three things:

1.) Get a hybrid and plug it in a custom loop - Asus Poseidon
2.) Get a founders edition and replace the fan cooling - (dont know much about which FE is good for liquid cooling)
3.) Get OC 'ed aftermarket card and replace the fan cooling - ROG-STRIX-GTX1080TI-O11G-GAMING

My question to you would be - why pick FE card? Because its single slot? If so, why single slot compared to dual slot? Why not get aftermarket single slot(if they even make such a thing)? Are you going to OC your single slot FE card?

If this question is too open, I can make a different thread since I have no intentions of hijacking OP's thread. Maybe OP @awedio can shed some light as well

Thanks!

 

[awedio]

My intentions are slightly different since I don't game.
I went to ekwb.com & noted all the GPUs they had a waterblock (full coverage) for.
This model was on that list.

 

[awedio]

 

[awedio]

Why : just because!!

This was originally going to be a Win 10 build (now Win 10 will run as a vm.)

MB: SuperMicro X9DA7
NVMe SSD: Samsung EVO 960: 1 x 500GB, 1x 1TB
M.2 module: Amfeltec Gen 3 Carrier Board
CPU: 2x Xeon E5-26xx
RAM: 128GB DDR3
GPU: Gigabyte GTX1080Ti Founders Edition
LCD: 2x Dell 3007WFP (2560 x 1600) + 1x Dell U2415 (1920 x 1200)
Networking: Mellanox ConnectX-3 dual NIC
Water block parts: EKWB & Koolance
Case: Silverstone Temjin TJ11

 

[pgh5278]

Why : just because!!

This was originally going to be a Win 10 build (now Win 10 will run as a vm.)

MB: SuperMicro X9DA7
NVMe SSD: Samsung EVO 960: 1 x 500GB, 1x 1TB
M.2 module: Amfeltec Gen 3 Carrier Board
CPU: 2x Xeon E5-26xx
RAM: 128GB DDR3
GPU: Gigabyte GTX1080Ti Founders Edition
LCD: 2x Dell 3007WFP (2560 x 1600) + 1x Dell U2415 (1920 x 1200)
Networking: Mellanox ConnectX-3 dual NIC
Water block parts: EKWB & Koolance
Case: Silverstone Temjin TJ11

Hello, what radiator and fans did You Use..Thanks

 

[cactus]

@warlockedyou @DWSimmons I made a build thread and think I answered your questions.
@awedio Nice build.

 

[awedio]

Hello, what radiator and fans did You Use..Thanks

Rad: Swiftech MCRx20-QP Standard version w Quad 120mm fans
Fans: 4x Noctua NF S12A PWM

**I may remove the Low Noise blockers if temps go up & I need to "push" some more air, but right now its pretty quiet.