← Back to context Comment by wmf 11 hours ago They're [Max-Q] blower cards and there's a big gap between them so the cooling looks fine. 3 comments wmf Reply embedding-shape 11 hours ago So the two variants they offer is the Max-Q and the Server edition one, but only explicitly mentioned for one?Edit: The Max-Q is one of the options, what's the other option then? nightski 9 hours ago Seeing as it adds a second PSU, I'm guessing the workstation one. embedding-shape 3 hours ago That's bananas, unless they also water cool them, would easily overheat if it's just two bog standard workstation cards on top of each other.Are they possibly selling setups they haven't actually tested practically in the real world?
embedding-shape 11 hours ago So the two variants they offer is the Max-Q and the Server edition one, but only explicitly mentioned for one?Edit: The Max-Q is one of the options, what's the other option then? nightski 9 hours ago Seeing as it adds a second PSU, I'm guessing the workstation one. embedding-shape 3 hours ago That's bananas, unless they also water cool them, would easily overheat if it's just two bog standard workstation cards on top of each other.Are they possibly selling setups they haven't actually tested practically in the real world?
nightski 9 hours ago Seeing as it adds a second PSU, I'm guessing the workstation one. embedding-shape 3 hours ago That's bananas, unless they also water cool them, would easily overheat if it's just two bog standard workstation cards on top of each other.Are they possibly selling setups they haven't actually tested practically in the real world?
embedding-shape 3 hours ago That's bananas, unless they also water cool them, would easily overheat if it's just two bog standard workstation cards on top of each other.Are they possibly selling setups they haven't actually tested practically in the real world?
So the two variants they offer is the Max-Q and the Server edition one, but only explicitly mentioned for one?
Edit: The Max-Q is one of the options, what's the other option then?
Seeing as it adds a second PSU, I'm guessing the workstation one.
That's bananas, unless they also water cool them, would easily overheat if it's just two bog standard workstation cards on top of each other.
Are they possibly selling setups they haven't actually tested practically in the real world?