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ASUS STRIX RTX 2080Ti / 2080 / 2070 / 2060 7-Pin Fan Deshroud Adapter Cable
ASUS STRIX RTX 2080Ti / 2080 / 2070 / 2060 7-Pin Fan Deshroud Adapter Cable
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This is a 7 pin to dual 4 pin adapter for the Asus RTX 2080Ti / 2080 / 2070 / 2060 graphics cards, for use when DeShroud modding. This will connect directly into the GPU and provide a 2 fan standard fan outputs for use with 120mm or 92mm 12v PWM fans like the Noctua series. Full control can then be provided via the GPU firmware or can be changed with MSI Afterburner.
Features & Benefits:
- Dual 4 pin PWM Outputs
- Compatible with standard fans (12v)
- Lower Noise
- Better thermals
- Increased Overclocks
- Independent Fan Outputs
Deshrouding can reduce noise, increase thermal efficiency, overclocking headroom and performance. As standard this cable provides 2 independent outputs with independent monitoring via the GPU.
By using this type of cable, the GPU firmware controls the fan speed, which is directly linked the the GPU speed without additional 3rd party software. We would however recommend adjusting the fan curve using MSI Afterbuner following the completion of a deshroud mod.
A single fan splitter can be added to one of the outputs to allow connection to 3 fans, however please ensure the total max fan wattage does not exceed the recommended 10 Watts.
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Why deshroud?
Motherboard fan headers can often be reassigned to monitor GPU temperatures, however will require an often unwanted 3rd party application to be installed to do this. The control of fans by motherboard headers often can cause overheating or other issues due to the software processing required to maintain control, and the fan curve is not directly linked to overclock or under-volt settings which would be required from a secondary application. A deshroud mod will also require 2 fan headers to be used, preventing them from being used elsewhere in the system.