15-02-2017 17:05 via theverge.com

EVGA's new iCX GeForce cards have 10 temperature sensors because fire is bad

EVGA is ready to move past 2016. After a tumultuous year in which the company’s popular GeForce GTX 1080, 1070, and 1060 graphics cards reportedly started catching fire, EVGA is now introducing a new type of cooling technology that relies on the power of sensors, baby. Ten sensors, to be exact. The iCX cooling system, which is debuting in its GTX 10-series, is designed to bring “peace of mind gaming” to the user. Gamers will know if their graphics card is near overheating, whic
Read more »