Mousemonkey :
Vlad Rose :
f-14 :
the Fury X doesn't employ a fan on its dual-slot form factor....yadda yadda yadda.... Without that traditional blower, the company was able to design a fully enclosed, sleek-looking shroud.
so what about the other parts of the card that get hot? with this should can we expect the power lanes to melt or spontaneously combust the shroud due to all the excess heat? will the pcb warp or bend? what about all the vrms and mofsets? doesn't the ddr5 get pretty hot? i imagine there's alot more that needs to be kept cool than just the gpu considering the 200+ watts being pumped into these things?
or are they just going to print a hasbro logo on them and we can have our cake cooked and eat it?
What's really funny is that everyone talk about how hot the AMD cards are, but yet Nvidia's Fermi were famously known for cooking eggs.... lol
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=nvidia%20cook%20egg
Even then, they worked just as well.
Post the video so we can all have a laugh at how bad your memory is please, the egg didn't cook because the white remained runny and clear which is a sign rawness in case you didn't know.
It was meant more as a joke since there were quite a few posts claiming that the AMD card was so hot it'd melt and that Nvidia had been through similar themselves not that long ago. But yeah, I do remember it didn't actually cook the egg, but it made for interesting conversation at the time on every news site.