NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Now Better Visualized with 3D Renders

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@Davud Nv throttles boost once you pass 43*C, so even if the card gets 10*C less under stress, it wont matter. @nevcairiel in a space with no airflow yes, not in a forced-air environment like a pc case. and again, temps wont drop by +30*C (because of the cooler), so even a slight drop will not make a difference for boost clocks. @geogan probably the ppl that buy with their head turned on and dont mind giving up a bit performance to reduce cost by 30-50%? not once since Ti's were (re) introduced have i been interested to buy one, except for the vram.
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Astyanax:

please, use your eyes properly and review the fan blades direction.
This is such a strange design so it looks like to me both fans are sucking air in and venting it out the center of the card? Either way I want to see how something like this performs I just don't see it being a good design.
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icedman:

The way this is laid out it will dump all its heat into the CPU cooler unless you're using liquid cooling i mean most axial cooled gpus dump heat into the case but this will be dumping it directly into the front of any tower cooler.
I have seen this statement multiple times. But fan at tail of card pushes hot air downwards.
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nevcairiel:

Imagine a shroud over that on the front side to hide all the fins, and it suddenly looks like any other card. But it would offer quite some thermal advantages.
Personally I use a closed case, it's on the floor. I keep my legs on it while using a PC. I don't see that ever changing.
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The 200mm fan in my Antec 900 is ready to heat my room. Well it already is but it's still ready.
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If someone has PC case able to mount GPU vertically, then air from tail fan can go straight out of the side of case... as long as case does not use glass side panel.
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LevelSteam:

So what's under the fan on the top of the card? The way these renders are would mean that the PCB would have to stop before the fan in order for it to fit, so....why not just make the card that much shorter with a conventional cooler, or keep the overall length and use a dual fan design to cool a larger heatsink like the 20XX RTX cards? I dunno, this just seems like bad design for a marketing gimmick.
Exactly... from what I can understand the card would have to be like this with PCB in the middle lining up with the slot as normal. And the new top fan and cooler above that, protruding above the PCI-E slot level. For example the bottom slot shows how a normal current card works... everything is below the slot level with PCB on top. Doesn't make sense to me. Here's an illustration I mocked up:
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Wonder what the performance is going to be like my 2060 Super is good but I might sell up and buy one of these.
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geogan:

Exactly... from what I can understand the card would have to be like this with PCB in the middle lining up with the slot as normal. And the new top fan and cooler above that, protruding above the PCI-E slot level. For example the bottom slot shows how a normal current card works... everything is below the slot level with PCB on top. Doesn't make sense to me. Here's an illustration I mocked up:
Im thinking the design is more like the one attached where the PCB is shorter than the heatsink block.
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geogan:

Exactly... from what I can understand the card would have to be like this with PCB in the middle lining up with the slot as normal. And the new top fan and cooler above that, protruding above the PCI-E slot level.
then you didn't use you eyes very well.
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ITGuru:

Not excited till the TI model comes out.
Don't you mean the 'Super' model? That card is just awful to look at, seriously hope that's not the real final design.
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The Laughing Ma:

Don't you mean the 'Super' model? That card is just awful to look at, seriously hope that's not the real final design.
Even if it is, you can just buy AIB cards so it doesn't matter. As far as enthusiasts go, the only reason get a stock card is for waterblock compatibility.
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chanw4:

Im thinking the design is more like the one attached where the PCB is shorter than the heatsink block.
Yes exactly... i was thinking that was the only way it could be... I just couldn't be bothered to do another image showing it.

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