The RGB LEDs are limited to slits along the cooling shroud and the ROG logo on the back plate and side.
Also, ASUS has installed new fans on the card. It now features so-called “axial-tech” fans which are IP5X dust resistant and sealed to protect the innards from particle ingress. These fans also have a smaller fan hub to allow for longer blades and a barrier ring that increases structural integrity and downward air pressure so air can be pulled over the thick heat sink more effectively.
This time ASUS remains much quieter than ever before. There’s a small BIOS switch on board that lets you tie between Performance and Quiet modes. It comes in Performance mode by default, where the fans will always remain active, but switching to Quiet mode kicks the fans into a semi-passive mode so they’ll stop spinning if GPU temperatures fall below 55°C.
2- EVGA XC GAMING GEFORCE RTX-2080 (Overclocked Edition)

EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 Graphics Card takes you to the next generation graphics performance. It has ice cold cooling with EVGA iCX2, this new cooling solution offers improved cooling, lower noise levels, real time wattage monitoring and 9 additional thermal sensors for ‘Peace of Mind’.
User can now customize the performance by using the new overclocking features with the all new EVGA Precision X1 software.
With the all new features, more customization options and new layouts, the new EVGA Precision X1 software is easier to use and faster than ever before.
EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 graphics cards provides a wide range to keep your system cool. Offering a variety of fan choices, heatsink sizes, and cooling technologies, you can select the card that fits your system perfectly.
Do you need more space? Don’t need to worry because EVGA GeForce RTX 2080 comes with 2 Slot Card which gives you more space without sacrificing cooler performance. To make up for the smaller heatsink size, the EVGA GeForce RTX 2 Slot cards use a smaller fan hub to increase the blade size, which increases airflow and remains quiet.