Yep.Whoops I meant to say other than Fiji. Are you saying Fiji doesn't do HDMI 2.0?
If more inclined can remove cover and reapply thermal paste between gpu and heatsink.
Not sure about MSI, but with Evga it does not break the warranty. They also sell gpu fans and hybrid cooling solutions as accessories to enthusiasts.And screw his warranty in the process?
It's just EVGA, but warranty isn't something that I'm worried about, this card has been taken apart before too - the temps however suggest contact isn't the problemNot sure about MSI, but with Evga it does not break the warranty. They also sell gpu fans and hybrid cooling solutions as accessories to enthusiasts.
Nevertheless, getting back to the news, we are going to see three SKUs of the GeForce GT 930 graphics card. Each one will be available with a different GPU, the first two variants are the same as the GeForce GT 630 and GeForce GT 730 cards, Utilizing the Fermi GF108 and Kepler GK208 cores. Each one will be available with a different GPU, the first two variants are the same as the GeForce GT 630 and GeForce GT 730 cards, utilizing the Fermi GF108 and Kepler GK208 cores. The third variant is the new one will feature the GK108 GPU did core. The third variant is the new one that will feature the GK108 GPU core. Again, this is not the first time we have seen this being done, GT 730 so had two SKUs, a Fermi based and a Kepler based. Again, this isn't the first time we have seen this being done, GT 730 also had two SKUs, a Fermi based and a Kepler based.
NVIDIA's low-end, GeForce GT 930 rumored to launch in Q1 2016 - Will Be Available In Maxwell, Kepler and Fermi Flavors.
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-gt-930-launch-q1-2016-maxwell-kepler-fermi/
wierd that they are doing that, maybe left over cores from Kepler and Fermi, they are trying to get rid of instead of writing them off?