Is there a waterblock for this specific card? I am talking full card. a link would be useful, thanks
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I order to do that it would have to be submerged in distilled water and there are no pipe connections to the card I have even overclocked mine and it was fine but i was playing not heavy gaming. they apparently mak'em I saw some installed in water cooled case that was cool unless it leaked
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I'm not sure if it had one that a Google ?but it runs good cool and quit...
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Tried it with my 16 GB version and it doesn't show up. Im unsure why. I checked that it wasn't the card by using a microSD to SD adapter and it gets read by both windows and mac so it is not the card. Real shame since I like the low profile this adapter has. I don't know if anyone else has had any luck with it?
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Go to the Arctic website and they will have am updated list of cards it will be compatible with. Mine was not on the original list when it was released but it is listed on their site and works great once I got passed some installation isues. I am mining/folding on it now and it is running at 41c which is just above idle temp on the stock cooler.
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Yes and no. I have a VGA EK full water block for the reference design currently installed on mine. It requires some work. The block has to be disassembled. Then the copper/nickel piece has to be filed down very slowly trying it again and again to see if it will clear the larger capacitors. When it does, reassemble the block using a good thermal paste and the thermal tape over the video ram that either came with the MSI card or the water block. If you happen to have the EK backplate as I did, don't use it. Use the MSI backplate instead. It has not been leaking at all and runs at 39degrees on the low end and 46 degrees under very heavy load. Its worth mentioning I have a loop with a 2 fan radiator and a 4 fan external radiator installed. If you are not experienced in terms of understanding the parts of a videocard and exactly where and how far to trim a block I wouldn't attempt it.
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Brian: Not this model. I had the same problem and discovered that it would suspend recording when the card got full. I figured that for $20 I just purchased a "toy".
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A full height card will fit, but only just. I actually bought this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ILALU28/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and the heat sink was too tall. I had to saw off the top bit that stuck over the actual card.
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Yes. I had to cut a small piece off the bottom of the card face to get it to line up, myself. Which may void your warranty. I figured for what I paid, it was a risk I was willing to take. The card works great, though. I am still happy with it.
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Sorry, the laptop I was using the card with died, shortly after I got the card. (Unrelated problem.) That was the only machine I have that would take the card. Bad timing for me. However, I had no problems with the card while the laptop was working.
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I believe there is an option to keep or delete. This didn't work with newer format cards. They fit in the port but did not transfer. Very unfortunate because it is a neat concept.
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yes i have this card and it was a tight fit but works and is cooled beautifully :D
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In one instance, it did (between the waterblock and the IHS). And in one, it didn't (between the IHS and the CPU). I can't explain why though. As I tore down my loop, I noticed that the block kind of 'popped' off the IHS. Fair enough. Dried on. I think we'd prefer that anyway, right? And then, as I loosened the socket clamp, I felt the IHS slide a little on the chip. Totally surprised. But it just wiped off. One thing to note about this stuff is that the tiniest little dot of it goes a long, long way. You'll be surprised how far it keeps spreading.
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While the main portion of the card is 0.5mm thick there is a chip and other electronic components that are near the top of the card that really make it closer to 1.3mm thick. They create a bulge and it is too close to the camera flash which causes the gasket not to seal. Also there is some foam that is on top the contacts that is supposed to help keep them seated which also create a bulge. The foam could be removed and the contacts should still seat properly, but the plastic is also too close to the gasket which would cause it to potentially be an issue with the waterproofing.
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I hadn't heard that, but it would explain it. Anyone have any suggestions on what kind of card works to expand the memory?
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There is a symbol that can block the bottom numbers; it is immutable. Depending on how snug the cards are, you may not have a problem.
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if you are using standard size cards and add the sleeves , it wont work. I tried it my sleeved Netrunner sleeved cards,and sadly, it added just enough for it not to work.
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SanDisk stands behind their products. Contact them. To me it sounds like a problem with your card reader rather than the card.
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I tried a 64G one, Up from the original 32G and let it record consistently for two days and it still loops at about 6Hrs or 25G worth of video/audio. I re-formatted the card and will test again but am already disappointed that it will not allow a 64G from what it has already done.