Review on ASUS GeForce Graphics ROG STRIX GTX1080TI 11G GAMING Renewed by Micha Puzio ᠌

Even before buying the card, I twice came across reports on the Internet that the fan blades fell off on their own . I didn’t believe it . I thought the boy stuck a playful finger into the fan, and now Yaroslavna is arranging crying . pouring slop, on the most worthy firm . in vain, the boy was to blame. For five months I could not get enough of the card, but the other day, having dismantled the system unit for the next maintenance, I found a broken blade at the bottom of the case. I must say, although the warranty on the card is even more than 2.5 years, the option of sending it for repair seemed unpromising to me. There are two reasons: I took a card abroad (it’s not known how much it will travel there and there, but I don’t have it idle, it earns a pretty penny in between games); and the second reason is that it’s unlikely that my case will be recognized as a warranty one (whatever you say, it’s a mechanical failure, they’ll say it’s their fault, I suppose they cleaned the fan on the go). The decision was made quickly and on the spot . in fact, the old-fashioned way, but radical . we remove the symmetrical fan blade and vo-la-la, the balancing problem is solved. Did not work out. Apparently, the manufacturer of the video card is not happy with the prospect of repairing their products at home. The thing is that the number of blades on the fan is not even, and no matter how many blades you break off, it will not be possible to balance it.