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Review: MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ti TRIO X - 12/01/2020 04:00 PM
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#5861259 Posted on: 12/02/2020 07:13 PM
imo avoid
whatever extra money you pay for a nicer cooler (strix/trio) you'll get back when you sell it and owning a better cooler will make your overall experience more pleasurable.
Not to mention, overclock headroom will be severely limited with 1x 8-pin feeding the card power. I am however impressed with the cooling performance and low DBA.
imo avoid
whatever extra money you pay for a nicer cooler (strix/trio) you'll get back when you sell it and owning a better cooler will make your overall experience more pleasurable.
Not to mention, overclock headroom will be severely limited with 1x 8-pin feeding the card power. I am however impressed with the cooling performance and low DBA.
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#5861262 Posted on: 12/02/2020 07:18 PM
I am not
this is a 200w card
should run cooler and quieter than an average 3080
it does not
Not to mention, overclock headroom will be severely limited with 1x 8-pin feeding the card power. I am however impressed with the cooling performance and low DBA.
I am not
this is a 200w card
should run cooler and quieter than an average 3080
it does not
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#5861266 Posted on: 12/02/2020 07:33 PM
You can't be too picky these days less you're ok waiting months for a card that can OC 50Mhz higher and runs 5C cooler.
Id take any brand personally.
You can't be too picky these days less you're ok waiting months for a card that can OC 50Mhz higher and runs 5C cooler.
Id take any brand personally.
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#5861270 Posted on: 12/02/2020 07:57 PM
You can't be too picky these days less you're ok waiting months for a card that can OC 50Mhz higher and runs 5C cooler.
Id take any brand personally.
No, it's this reasoning, why the GPU prices are as high as they are...
You can't be too picky these days less you're ok waiting months for a card that can OC 50Mhz higher and runs 5C cooler.
Id take any brand personally.
No, it's this reasoning, why the GPU prices are as high as they are...
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imo avoid
whatever extra money you pay for a nicer cooler (strix/trio) you'll get back when you sell it and owning a better cooler will make your overall experience more pleasurable.