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ZOTAC GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Twin Edge OC review
Posted by: on: 12/04/2020 05:04 PM [
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We review the ZOTAC GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Twin Edge OC GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8GB, it's the value proposition from ZOTAC with a duo of spinners. Targeted at GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER perf levels in a small form factor, will the ZOTAC card hold up?
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jctl
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Posted on: 12/05/2020 04:46 PM
@jctl
You keep injecting pcgida links into your messages, care to explain that? Looks like spam and advertising / plugging links from where I am looking.
I don't have anything to do with PCDIGA - it's just one of my reference sites here in Portugal.
I buy stuff there from time to time but nothing more.
They're usually list new stuff on their site ahead of the competition and I thought people on the forum would like to know the prices.
I will stop posting prices information from PCDIGA or any other Portuguese site until told otherwise.
@jctl
You keep injecting pcgida links into your messages, care to explain that? Looks like spam and advertising / plugging links from where I am looking.
I don't have anything to do with PCDIGA - it's just one of my reference sites here in Portugal.
I buy stuff there from time to time but nothing more.
They're usually list new stuff on their site ahead of the competition and I thought people on the forum would like to know the prices.
I will stop posting prices information from PCDIGA or any other Portuguese site until told otherwise.
fry178
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Posted on: 12/05/2020 07:02 PM
when did i talk about (factory oc) clocks?
i have installed multiple cards from 10/20xxx series (xx60-ti) and the cards with the best (aka lowest) temps under load are getting the best results, no matter if bench or game.
part of the reason why my lc 2080S is faster than most (stock) aircooled ti's, and why i dont care about factory oc/clocks, as the boost gets throttled when the chip goes past 43*C.
so far, out of all (aircooled) cards i had (and outside some special cases/cards) , msi gaming are usually the best..
when did i talk about (factory oc) clocks?
i have installed multiple cards from 10/20xxx series (xx60-ti) and the cards with the best (aka lowest) temps under load are getting the best results, no matter if bench or game.
part of the reason why my lc 2080S is faster than most (stock) aircooled ti's, and why i dont care about factory oc/clocks, as the boost gets throttled when the chip goes past 43*C.
so far, out of all (aircooled) cards i had (and outside some special cases/cards) , msi gaming are usually the best..
fhawk
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Posted on: 12/05/2020 10:33 PM
when did i talk about (factory oc) clocks?
i have installed multiple cards from 10/20xxx series (xx60-ti) and the cards with the best (aka lowest) temps under load are getting the best results, no matter if bench or game.
part of the reason why my lc 2080S is faster than most (stock) aircooled ti's, and why i dont care about factory oc/clocks, as the boost gets throttled when the chip goes past 43*C.
so far, out of all (aircooled) cards i had (and outside some special cases/cards) , msi gaming are usually the best..
yeah, that's usually the case. but i was just pointing out that the TUF version runs 12-14 degrees cooler than the founders and is also clocked higher out of the box. yet for some reason it's behind the founders in most of the tested games, which i don't get. :/ the results are consistent in both of the review sites that i've linked in the previous comments and it seems like they're surprised as well.
when did i talk about (factory oc) clocks?
i have installed multiple cards from 10/20xxx series (xx60-ti) and the cards with the best (aka lowest) temps under load are getting the best results, no matter if bench or game.
part of the reason why my lc 2080S is faster than most (stock) aircooled ti's, and why i dont care about factory oc/clocks, as the boost gets throttled when the chip goes past 43*C.
so far, out of all (aircooled) cards i had (and outside some special cases/cards) , msi gaming are usually the best..
yeah, that's usually the case. but i was just pointing out that the TUF version runs 12-14 degrees cooler than the founders and is also clocked higher out of the box. yet for some reason it's behind the founders in most of the tested games, which i don't get. :/ the results are consistent in both of the review sites that i've linked in the previous comments and it seems like they're surprised as well.
fry178
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Posted on: 12/05/2020 11:05 PM
power limit...
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i do like the zotacs when im building for someone else, as they usually are better than entry level from other brands,
but i have never seen them matching results from top cards like MSI/Asus
looks like even the founders edtion has a lead in most games over the asus TUF despite the tuf being clocked higher. o_O
https://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/gpu-displays/rtx-3060-ti-roundup---asus-tuf-msi-gaming-x-trio-gigabyte-eagle/7