Have you ever completed a raid only to feel your laptop getting warmer by the second? You’re not imagining things—high-performance gaming laptops generate serious heat, especially when running demanding games or workloads. But when temperatures rise too high, your system can throttle performance to prevent damage, leading to lag and a frustrating experience.

WirForce 2016, the grand year-end event for gamers in Taiwan and the largest Lan Party in Asia, has finally opened on the 10th of November. As one of the closest supporters of gaming entertainment, GIGABYTE Xtreme Gaming presents with the largest booth on site to show the commitment to gamers.

With the recent VRM cooling debacles, many of you who bought GIGABYTE GTX 10 series graphics cards are also curious about what exactly it is like below the heat sink of your cards and whether the internal components are properly cooled. To answer to your requests, we summoned all of our GTX 1080, GTX 1070, and GTX 1060 graphics cards and had the heat sinks removed for a full-scale showcase, providing a close look at the cards' internals to satisfy your curiosity at once.