Asus ROG Matrix GTX 285 Review

I have to look in my pictures mate, these are some piccies with my Rev1 eVGA card

http://users.telenet.be/OAP2/Asus-GT...sman-28011.jpg

http://users.telenet.be/OAP2/Asus-GT...sman-28016.jpg

The cooler :

http://users.telenet.be/OAP2/Asus-GT...oofd-27951.jpg

Well, am no expert on this, but it doesn't look like any of the rev1 or 2 fitting :x

edit: After a quick look at EK web site It look like the rev 2 block goes in

http://www.coolingconfigurator.com/w.../3830046993922

I would ask Eddie of EK first mate, this is not a real reference design, best bet is to grab a Swiftech MC60 and cool them rams and PWM's with heatsinks...

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Originally Posted by Gendo

I can save you the trouble of trying it: it doesn't work with multiple cards AT ALL:p:

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huh? that sucks... there must be some way to do it... i doubt they overlooked something like this...

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Originally Posted by sacha35

The memory settings had a big impact I found running 3D03 it gave me another 175 points running 3D05 was not that much different but I think this was down to me, as time is needed to find out what works best, I cannot comment on what Madsrimps results where but I truly found some gains playing with the memory timings.

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hmmm nothing major, but def a nice add-on feature wise :)

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Originally Posted by Leeghoofd

I would ask Eddie of EK first mate, this is not a real reference design, best bet is to grab a Swiftech MC60 and cool them rams and PWM's with heatsinks...

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I sent them a mail, but they were pretty much of no help... Its say it's a visual fit. But the PCB on the right side look completely different then any rev1 or 2 card.

Well, i guess i won't be getting this card :(

If you attached a waterblock would you still be able to have the LED's on the side of the card that monitor load or are they directly to the heatsink?

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Originally Posted by Chris_redfield

If you attached a waterblock would you still be able to have the LED's on the side of the card that monitor load or are they directly to the heatsink?

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It will be attached to the casing that you would have to remove to put the waterblock on.

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Originally Posted by saaya

huh? that sucks... there must be some way to do it... i doubt they overlooked something like this...

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The software does work with multiple cards. :)

And I also have a batch script where you can set the voltages of multiple cards to 1.9V at maximum. :D

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Originally Posted by sacha35

Reserved for cold testing results

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:shrug:

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Originally Posted by miahallen

:shrug:

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I have not forgotten about this but just have not had time yet to go cold, please be patient and I will get some results up soon.