We may well see larger dies being used if Nvidia are indeed using the same process node again next gen as they will need to find the perf increase from somewhere.
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Soldato
Source material is way out of date mate.Well you guys say this game or that. The it gets debunked. What can I do?
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Caporegime
Man of Honour
I saw what it said, it was not pretty.
www.tweaktown.com
Lol, Nvidia doing Nvidia things.
NVIDIA hikes price of entry-level RTX 4060, RTX 3050, GTX 1650 by 10% with AIBs to benefit
NVIDIA reportedly increases its GPU pricing for GeForce gaming graphics cards by 10%, hitting the popular RTX 4060, RTX 3060, and GTX 1650 series.
www.tweaktown.com
Lol, Nvidia doing Nvidia things.
I saw what it said, it was not pretty.
NVIDIA hikes price of entry-level RTX 4060, RTX 3050, GTX 1650 by 10% with AIBs to benefit
NVIDIA reportedly increases its GPU pricing for GeForce gaming graphics cards by 10%, hitting the popular RTX 4060, RTX 3060, and GTX 1650 series.
Lol, Nvidia doing Nvidia things.
Nice they were too cheap
Why is there so many different versions of some the GPU's these days ?
4070
4070 super
4070 ti
4070 ti super
Ocuk list 20 differnet models of Geforce cards and then you have all the different versions & brands of each one.
Seems crazy and surely it just going to confused a lot of buyers
4070
4070 super
4070 ti
4070 ti super
Ocuk list 20 differnet models of Geforce cards and then you have all the different versions & brands of each one.
Seems crazy and surely it just going to confused a lot of buyers
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Caporegime
Associate
I bought a Thermal Grizzly delidding tool and direct die block from OCUK for my 7950x3D and decided to use liquid metal for the first time in my PC history. Delidding was easy with the tool and LM concerns seem overrated if you're careful lol. My CPU temps are great now.
But I also put LM on my Waterforce 4080, and that's opened up some fun with the 1000w BIOS as it has a 1.2v limit https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/255340/255340
Time Spy - https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/110314910?
Time Spy Extreme - https://www.3dmark.com/spy/47328126
Port Royal - https://www.3dmark.com/pr/2911819
All it cost me was a peak of 630w and an 80 degree hotspot.
But I'd say those temp peaks are really good for pumping at most 1.185v into the core @ 600w+
But I also put LM on my Waterforce 4080, and that's opened up some fun with the 1000w BIOS as it has a 1.2v limit https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/255340/255340
Time Spy - https://www.3dmark.com/3dm/110314910?
Time Spy Extreme - https://www.3dmark.com/spy/47328126
Port Royal - https://www.3dmark.com/pr/2911819
All it cost me was a peak of 630w and an 80 degree hotspot.
But I'd say those temp peaks are really good for pumping at most 1.185v into the core @ 600w+
Associate
WOW 3,255mhz That a very nice OC
Don't think I'll daily that mind you
I know some serious OCers have put up to 1.2v into their GPUs but I'm a bit apprehensive about going that high. Though 1.85v is almost there!
Just gotta watch temps, especially hotspot and keep an eye on power draw.
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Don't think I'll daily that mind you
I know some serious OCers have put up to 1.2v into their GPUs but I'm a bit apprehensive about going that high. Though 1.85v is almost there!
Just gotta watch temps, especially hotspot and keep an eye on power draw.
I broke 2 brand new i7-2600k cpu's back in the day by feeding them to many volts for chasing high bench scores
No way i be doing that with my 4090 GPU these days with the prices of them, I haven't even tried overclocking it past the stock OC boost which is hitting around 2750mhz (+/- 25mhz)
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Associate
It's usually the mixture of voltage, amps and thermals that can cause major issues, so as long as temps are under control in relation to power draw, should be fine for benching.
Hardware these days is usually pretty resilient unless you are unlucky or get really mad with it.
Anyone else had this on an MSI card?
I’m concerned it’s a bearing that will only get worse. I can recreate it by changing speed with fan control so it is definitely not coil whine.
EDIT: FGS I think it was actually a spare blanking plate I left in the bottom of the case that was resonating. I've removed it along with the others and can't recreate it for now. Fingers crossed.
EDIT2: Definitely can't recreate it now. What a mug.
EDIT3: Fan3 on MSI 4080S is a totally different sensor, I wondered why it was off. If using Fan control, you need to map it separately. What???!
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Soldato
Just want to check if this is 'normal' with a Founders edition 4080s, can't really find any reference videos 
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Is it supposed to sound like it's 'buzzing' when fan 2 is spinning, I've already sent one back due a similar noise. It is not coil whine, can't hear any of that which is nice
. Is it supposed to sound like it's 'buzzing' when fan 2 is spinning, I've already sent one back due a similar noise. It is not coil whine, can't hear any of that which is nice
Just want to check if this is 'normal' with a Founders edition 4080s, can't really find any reference videos
Is it supposed to sound like it's 'buzzing' when fan 2 is spinning, I've already sent one back due a similar noise. It is not coil whine, can't hear any of that which is nice
Nope, not normal at all, dodgy fan or maybe it's blades are clipping the aluminium shroud.
Soldato
Common issue, it's the air being pulled through heatsink by the top fan causing turbulence. You can test it by covering intake directly below the fan with a bit of paper or card, buzz should lessen. If not then dodgy fan.Just want to check if this is 'normal' with a Founders edition 4080s, can't really find any reference videos
Is it supposed to sound like it's 'buzzing' when fan 2 is spinning, I've already sent one back due a similar noise. It is not coil whine, can't hear any of that which is nice
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Soldato
Tried this, the paper was literally being sucked to the gpu, it went down a very small amount.....
Right back to the retailer again then, ironically this is a replacement for the last one which had the same sort of noise issue hence why I was questioning if it was 'normal'....
They clearly don't do enough QC at Nvidia to let this sort of thing leave the factory. Think it will be going for a refund this time though.
MicroCenter’s trade-in value for GeForce RTX 4090 is just $699, 1/3 of its cost
MicroCenter's trade-in value for GeForce RTX 4090 is just $699, 1/3 of its cost - VideoCardz.com
MicroCenter values RTX 4090 at $700 through its trade-in program Just sell in on eBay. MicroCenter is offering only $699.95 for a customer’s RTX 4090. The retailer has its own trade-in program that allows users to sell their cards back, but only if they were originally purchased at MicroCenter...
videocardz.com