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What if the 3000 series is over hyped?
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Didn't Leather Jacket man say they run 30% cooler ?It's the hype that keeps it hot
LOL fans are nearly at 2k speeds too. Now I see why it's over-hyped
Cooler then what !!! His Oven
Didn't Leather Jacket man say they run 30% cooler ?
Cooler then what !!! His Oven
yeah 30% better cooling but the cards generate 30% more heat the 2000 series.
I am actually impressed by their cooler. Look at the size some AIB have had to go to to try and cool these beasts?
It's the hype that keeps it hot
LOL fans are nearly at 2k speeds too. Now I see why it's over-hyped
Whisper quiet compared to some cards
Whisper quiet compared to some cards
Crazy to think that the 3080 is less noisier than my 1080ti!
It's the hype that keeps it hot
LOL fans are nearly at 2k speeds too. Now I see why it's over-hyped
Damn that's good, the Hype is real - runs way cooler and way quieter than a 5700xt and 2080ti. My ASUS Strix 2080ti fans go over 3000rpm.
Thats a seriously good cooler, basically dead silent at full load.
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The thermal results are very variable. I had Joker ignored but checked his results earlier from someone linking to it, he had perhaps the most golden silicon 3080 possible (and also the worst 2080 Ti I've ever seen). Meanwhile I looked at OCClub & some others and it wasn't so rosy in the least.
The OC results are all over the place. One reviewer couldn't get more than +30mhz out of his 3080, while another got +100mhz.
Same for memory, some only getting +400, others getting up to +1300mhz
There were some leaks that suggested the 3080 and 3090 cards were not binned like Turing and so you don't know what chip quality you are getting - they were right. RTX3000 cards are a silicon lottery
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Usually, higher binned AKA better Asic gpus don't OC that high. Lower Asic = "higher power leakage" so it reacts to more voltage better. The benefit for a better Asic is that you get lower voltage at the same clock rates. If i recall correctly.
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Exactly, the more efficient the cooling the more heat is output into the case and room. I've already seen reported increases in CPU and RAM temperatures as a result.
Linus tested this theory and yes the GPU does raise RAM and CPU temps but only slightly
I think it was 10°C, that's a fair amount given people will go to some trouble to drop 3 or 4°C off the temperature of their CPU. The in-depth testing will be interesting.
Linus said the FE 2080ti also increased CPU and RAM temps, the difference between that rise in temps was minor between the 2080ti and 3080 - it is not 10c
Check out 6:55 "system temperature climbing 10°C" in his own words...
Soldato
I think you're getting each other confused, he said between the cards, you said system temp increase total
I think you're getting each other confused, he said between the cards, you said system temp increase total
Go to the video, he clearly says system temperature
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But would the system temps not be lower vs the aib cards due to the fe actually exhausting a lot of the heat out of the case? The only thing I can see being a bit higher is cpu and ram temps and even that in a long session of gaming would eventually normalise.Go to the video, he clearly says system temperature
the 3080 clearly has been over hyped by Nvidia,
I think most people bought into the hype and the slide showing performance gain because that independent analysis by Digital Foundry.
I don't for a second believe that DF is complicit in Nvidia's marketing and trying to "create hyper". however as a tech-reviewer/news outlier or whatever you want to call these outlets , how can you accept such promotion without your conscious telling you something doesn't smell right. Shouldn't DF said to nvidia - ok, if you want us to verify performance, we will want to run our own suites of gaming benches. I can also understand that the new card driver may only been optimised at the time of the reveal for certain games and even to date, the benches that are available may not tell the whole story of performance for these cards.
However the question is really, how can a tech site stand up to these sort of things and should anyone really be going along with tech companies on their marketing journeys without being caught in the cross fire
I think most people bought into the hype and the slide showing performance gain because that independent analysis by Digital Foundry.
I don't for a second believe that DF is complicit in Nvidia's marketing and trying to "create hyper". however as a tech-reviewer/news outlier or whatever you want to call these outlets , how can you accept such promotion without your conscious telling you something doesn't smell right. Shouldn't DF said to nvidia - ok, if you want us to verify performance, we will want to run our own suites of gaming benches. I can also understand that the new card driver may only been optimised at the time of the reveal for certain games and even to date, the benches that are available may not tell the whole story of performance for these cards.
However the question is really, how can a tech site stand up to these sort of things and should anyone really be going along with tech companies on their marketing journeys without being caught in the cross fire