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7/13/2017 4:50:27 PM
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1080ti is largely unaffected.
1070 founders on the Nvidia site appear to be less affected.
Not sure if either of those are compatible or within your price range tho...
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1080ti is beyond my budget and overkill. I was going to say -blam!- it, and go for a regular 1080, but I just don't need all that power. [url=https://pcpartpicker.com/list/PxfZyf]Here's my build btw[/url]. My budget is actually right around 2.5k, so don't let the link fool you, I just don't have miscellaneous stuff added to that list.
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Sooo much RGB lol... This is a tough one. Go see if there's a 1070 founders edition on the Nvidia site for sure.
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Kek, what can I say? I'm a sucker for the pretty lights...
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Also. You sure everythings gonna fit? I didnt realize we were talking about small form factors until I just looked again. The site says you're good but DEFINITELY compare the numbers. Maybe even look for other builds with that specific case. Know how you wanna mount the radiator for example???
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Edited by Upperclass Bum: 7/13/2017 6:03:40 PMI've looked into that, yes. Looked up measurements and what not, stuff will fit if my math wasn't horribly off, but it may be a tight squeeze in some spots.
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Blue for cooler temperatures Green for faster mem clocks Red for more intense gpu stuff. Cyclical colors just mean you're a noob. Where you have so much, you can take advantage of all of it. What's it... ASUS Aura software? Make the fans and heat sink blue, RAM green, and the Mobo red.
