Asera's a GIRL?!
This changes nothing.
I mean this changes everything.
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In spaaaace.
Also in Crysis 2.
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Season 3's coming dear lad, we must make preparations.
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Something I'm curious of, are there even physical differences for the GTX 680 4GB from the 2GB version? Or do they require separate and unique watercooling blocks?
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While this would be the normal assumption, I'm asking for actual response rather than a smartass.
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From what I could tell, EVGA's GTX 680 4GB card uses a custom PCB. Zotac's card does not, instead staying true to the reference design.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1286046/h...pcbs-are-there
Does that help at all?
From what I can find, Zotac's "normal" cards (2GB and 4GB) use the reference PCB, while their "Extreme" card uses a non-reference PCB.
from that overclock.net forum post
versus
from http://wccftech.com/zotac-geforce-gt...ock-aircooled/
Yeah that looks way different o_O
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Because other manufacturers never rework a PCB?
@ Drunkenvalley; It depends. Since they will use twice as big memory modules rather than twice as many (else it'd be a 512 bit membus, or two would have to share channels), it all depends on the PCB, as always. Same pcb, just more memory? Get the same waterblock.