On off switch power from PSU ?Don't need to link I think? Populate the top with another psu solely just connected to gpu. 2 power cables plug into walls separately.
On off switch power from PSU ?Don't need to link I think? Populate the top with another psu solely just connected to gpu. 2 power cables plug into walls separately.
have to watch gamer nexus 3090 sli how they connect that 2 PSUs I guess lolOn off switch power from PSU ?
Use this cable for make more sense.![]()
got see this type of splitter before, mainly for syncing power between 2 psus in mining rigs. still got see ppl pitch this when selling say buy 2 lower wattage psu with the splitter cheaper than 1 high end psu![]()
Just to check with you guys. For asus 3080 tuf cards, is there any distributor sticker on the box? Thanks
Anyway just check with the seller from Lazada or shopee or get from Carousell receipt provide ?Just to check with you guys. For asus 3080 tuf cards, is there any distributor sticker on the box?
For ITX casing? You need to see the airflow layout first. If you feel Zotec has better cooling then go for that.
If can fit 3 fan just go for it, cos later buy liao regret
To be honest, if the price is about the same, I will recommend just getting Zotac if there is no teething issues identified when you looking online. The reason is because, (1) longer warranty if you register, and, (2) no void warranty sticker, and that means you can still disassemble the cooler to may be change thermal compound.Anyone using Asus RTX 3060 ti MINI ver?
How does this compare to Zotac 3060 ti?
Both seems to be near same price, heard asus mini variant temp not very good? Any advise?
3 fans config also means the heatsink is going to be bigger to accommodate the fans. This should result in better cooling. However, the 3060 Ti is not exactly a very hot card @ 180W. Whether it is worth to pay 30 bucks more, really depends on you.My case can fit up to 3 fan gpu also.
So just evaluating my options.
Usually worth to pay like $30 more asus 3 fan configuration instead?
In my opinion, you are not going to see a significant bump in performance from a RX 5700 XT to a RTX 3060 Ti. I rather you skip this generation and decide later in the year.yup still comparing the cost. considering to upgrade from my RX 5700 XT to future proof abit more since im playing in 2k resolution.
Now mainly considering ASUS Mini 3060ti. ZOTAC 3060 TI twin edge, ASUS TUF 3060 TI NON OC (~$30 more).
likely waiting 7.7 see got further discount from shopee voucher anot.
does OC and non OC have major difference? cause saw some non OC is slightly cheaper
To be honest, if the price is about the same, I will recommend just getting Zotac if there is no teething issues identified when you looking online. The reason is because, (1) longer warranty if you register, and, (2) no void warranty sticker, and that means you can still disassemble the cooler to may be change thermal compound.
3 fans config also means the heatsink is going to be bigger to accommodate the fans. This should result in better cooling. However, the 3060 Ti is not exactly a very hot card @ 180W. Whether it is worth to pay 30 bucks more, really depends on you.
In my opinion, you are not going to see a significant bump in performance from a RX 5700 XT to a RTX 3060 Ti. I rather you skip this generation and decide later in the year.