RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition Tear-Down: "No Disassembly" Edition

NVIDIA told us that we couldn't take apart the new RTX 2080 Ti at the last minute, but then others posted tear-downs and that eliminated the requirement to adhere to this weird rule.
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This video shows how to take apart the RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition video cards from NVIDIA, useful as a guide if you're doing a custom water cooling mod or installing a liquid cooling block. This will help with EK water block or Alphacool water block installations on the RTX 2080 Founders Edition cards, and shows the reference PCB of the new NVIDIA cards. Our tear-down and disassembly steps for the Turing Founders Edition cards are clear up until the point of actual cooler disassembly, where we stopped due to complications shown in the video.

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