The installation dimensions of our little experiment don't match those of Sapphire's Radeon HD 7750 Ultimate card, although the cooler is the same size. Why? Because the GPU isn't in the same place on the physical board. So, we took our own measurements matching the distances in the diagram above.
| Technical Data | |
|---|---|
| Foundation | Reference GeForce GTX 750 Ti |
| Dimensions | Length L = 190 mm Height H = 134 mm Depth D1 = 38 mm Depth D2 = 14 mm |
| Weight | 425 g |
| Pros | + Silent + Fast + Affordable |
| Cons | - You have to cut your own mounting holes - There's only one cooler with 43 mm spacing for AMD cards - Very tall - Very deep (it could run into your CPU's sink) |
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If you're not willing to trust Nvidia's 80 °C temperature target (the company says 95 degrees is the GPU's thermal threshold), you can of course set a lower target of, say, 70 °C"
So, taking the card and voiding its warranty by custom-rigging it with a heatsink that wasn't designed for it is fine, but running it at 80c? OHHHH HEELLL NAAAWWWW!!! That's just too dangerous! Won't someone think of the CHILDREN?!?!