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@ 2019/01/11Continuing CES 2019 coverage on day three (our last full day), we ran into our friends at EVGA who had some pretty cool things to show off. First, we saw their flagship RTX 2080 Ti K|ngP|n card which uses a hybrid CLC cooling solution, the impressive Z390 Dark motherboard adorned with gold plating and a 90° socket orientation, and finally, their first dip into sound cards with a high-end Nu Audio add-in-card.
RTX 2080 Ti K|ngP|in
The long-awaited flagship video card from EVGA has finally arrived – no more teasers! The card sports a Hybrid cooler similar to the GTX 1080 Ti to help keep the Turing GPU cool. Pictured is a 120mm radiator which EVGA says already does a more than adequate job (said it holds around 55 °C in some of their testing), but this will be replaced by a 240mm radiator which should work even better. A 100mm fan on the card works with the CLC for additional cooling on the memory and VRMs. On top of this shroud is an OLED display which cycles through vital information on the card such as temperature, voltage, and more.
The GPU is fed power through three 8-pin PCIe connectors and feeds into a 19-phase VRM. EVGA stated the power delivery will support 550W. For the extreme overclocker, there is a three position BIOS switch which includes an LN2 mode with raised power limits. To help the extreme overclocker, there are also diagnostic LEDs, as well as voltage read points and a PROBEIT connection as well.
RTX 2080 Ti K|ngP|in
The long-awaited flagship video card from EVGA has finally arrived – no more teasers! The card sports a Hybrid cooler similar to the GTX 1080 Ti to help keep the Turing GPU cool. Pictured is a 120mm radiator which EVGA says already does a more than adequate job (said it holds around 55 °C in some of their testing), but this will be replaced by a 240mm radiator which should work even better. A 100mm fan on the card works with the CLC for additional cooling on the memory and VRMs. On top of this shroud is an OLED display which cycles through vital information on the card such as temperature, voltage, and more.
The GPU is fed power through three 8-pin PCIe connectors and feeds into a 19-phase VRM. EVGA stated the power delivery will support 550W. For the extreme overclocker, there is a three position BIOS switch which includes an LN2 mode with raised power limits. To help the extreme overclocker, there are also diagnostic LEDs, as well as voltage read points and a PROBEIT connection as well.
