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Posted by: on: 09/24/2020 03:08 PM [
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It is time to review and benchmark the actual premium flagship graphics card, all hail the might that is the GeForce RTX 3090. Armed with a Shader core count that will make your eyebrows frown and a nauseating 24 GB of blazingly fast GDDR6X graphics memory.
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Don Vito Corleone
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Posted on: 09/24/2020 04:30 PM
Wth only 69c under full load while gaming thats impressive jezus!
While non founders edition cards run quiet hotter about 75-78c weird.
As an addendum to my remark, I added a photo to the article, showing what is responsible for that extra cooling
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Wth only 69c under full load while gaming thats impressive jezus!
While non founders edition cards run quiet hotter about 75-78c weird.
As an addendum to my remark, I added a photo to the article, showing what is responsible for that extra cooling
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theoneofgod
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Senior Member
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Posted on: 09/24/2020 04:32 PM
As an addendum to my remark, I added a photo to the article, showing what is responsible for that extra cooling
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Wtf
As an addendum to my remark, I added a photo to the article, showing what is responsible for that extra cooling
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Wtf
Undying
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Senior Member
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Posted on: 09/24/2020 04:33 PM
Who would want an aib card when fe has better cooling and not power limited.
Who would want an aib card when fe has better cooling and not power limited.
barbacot
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Posted on: 09/24/2020 04:42 PM
This was the card we heard a rumor,
Today we see it and it's not for the consumer...
This is definitely the old titan and not for the average buyer.
It is a card for two categories of people:
- "don't care about price/performance ratio, power efficiency is for sissies, I want the best and I don't care about the money"
- like MonstroMart said a very small category of content creators and other people that need so much vram and processing power without breaking the bank with a quadro
It is also a reassurance for Nvidia that AMD will not take the bragging rights of having the most powerful gaming video card by a long shot...
Also I think that waiting for what AMD will bring to the table and nvidia 3070/3080 RTX 16/20GB VRAM versions is worth it BUT the 20 GB variant of 3080 will more than sure be quite expensive - in the range of 1000 USD at launch...
This was the card we heard a rumor,
Today we see it and it's not for the consumer...
This is definitely the old titan and not for the average buyer.
It is a card for two categories of people:
- "don't care about price/performance ratio, power efficiency is for sissies, I want the best and I don't care about the money"
- like MonstroMart said a very small category of content creators and other people that need so much vram and processing power without breaking the bank with a quadro
It is also a reassurance for Nvidia that AMD will not take the bragging rights of having the most powerful gaming video card by a long shot...
Also I think that waiting for what AMD will bring to the table and nvidia 3070/3080 RTX 16/20GB VRAM versions is worth it BUT the 20 GB variant of 3080 will more than sure be quite expensive - in the range of 1000 USD at launch...
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100% more cost. It's not a gaming card prosumer sure with the 24gb ram. Titan as such