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Posted by: on: 04/06/2022 11:13 AM [
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Gigabyte has released its GeForce RTX 3090 Ti series graphics cards. The new flagship is fitted with faster memory, a boost frequency of 1905 MHz, more shaders, and a TGP of 465 Watts. This review benchmarks the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti from Gigabyte in a Gaming OC flavor.
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Dragam1337
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Posted on: 04/06/2022 05:13 PM
Last page shows why its uncovered, best of the bunch so far.
https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-3090-ti-gaming-oc-review,29.html
Stock clocks means absolutely nothing.
Last page shows why its uncovered, best of the bunch so far.
https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-3090-ti-gaming-oc-review,29.html
Stock clocks means absolutely nothing.
Zeka
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Posted on: 04/06/2022 05:32 PM
wow, almost half of KW power just for GPU. Very expensive space heater. Oh and you can play some games too
wow, almost half of KW power just for GPU. Very expensive space heater. Oh and you can play some games too
Reddoguk
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Posted on: 04/10/2022 05:44 AM
It does look ugly with that large hole in the backplate compared to my Gigabyte 3090 OC but the cooling seems to benefit so no one will care about the looks.
It does look ugly with that large hole in the backplate compared to my Gigabyte 3090 OC but the cooling seems to benefit so no one will care about the looks.
Yogi
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Posted on: 04/11/2022 09:52 AM
if you're trolling you got me I'm triggered
they obviously did that for better cooling
personal tip : 2 years ago bought two of those Ikea Alex 9 drawers and put my pcs on on of them, best decision ever my room is a dust sucking vacuum and I barely have any dust in my cases now (all intake have filters obviously) but still placing them higher than your desk is something I would not go back from
noise is also better as long as you have minimal or full-on liquid cooling but then if your pc is all air cooled placing it lower makes things even worse dust-wise
I concur, I fabbed up a skeletonised platform to mount my pc about 15cm off the ground, even with the airflow configured to suck in through the front, blow out through the top/back and no mesh on the top there is only minimal dust in the case despite years of neglect
if you're trolling you got me I'm triggered
they obviously did that for better coolingpersonal tip : 2 years ago bought two of those Ikea Alex 9 drawers and put my pcs on on of them, best decision ever my room is a dust sucking vacuum and I barely have any dust in my cases now (all intake have filters obviously) but still placing them higher than your desk is something I would not go back from
noise is also better as long as you have minimal or full-on liquid cooling but then if your pc is all air cooled placing it lower makes things even worse dust-wise
I concur, I fabbed up a skeletonised platform to mount my pc about 15cm off the ground, even with the airflow configured to suck in through the front, blow out through the top/back and no mesh on the top there is only minimal dust in the case despite years of neglect
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It's like with the 3090... when you spend that much on a gpu in the first place, why go cheap and get the discount model? Might aswell spent a bit more and get one of the good versions (aka strix or suprim)