It moves onto the next best thing which is system ram followed by performance issues, slowdowns stuttering etc. Hence at one point the gtx 970 had such issues with 3.5gb vram.
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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards
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It moves onto the next best thing which is system ram followed by performance issues, slowdowns stuttering etc. Hence at one point the gtx 970 had such issues with 3.5gb vram.
So little useful information :|, seems like a hype piece.
I'm surprised they are doing this test with the 3080 instead of the 3090. Nvidia seems to be doing everything they can to make sure the 3090 doesn't get compared to the 3080.
Same as 2070S to 2080Ti most likely.
Likely the 3070 having better RTX performance.
It has heatpipes as well, Seems to be a lot of surface area for cooling.
Wonder how this is gonna fair on a vertical mount? Suppose it wouldn't be so bad in a lian li o11d with the side mounted fans using a vertical mount.
The 1080Ti etc were faster clock per clock than aftemarket (tech powerup/extremesystems ocforums, I like many gave up on the Aftermarket bios and went back to FE bios (also lost 1000rpm on fan from FE bios) could hit 2100mhz on its own bios and not as close on the 20-40% high limit bioses.
Interesting theory. However, i don't see how this make sense for Nvidia. Assuming "later on" is less than 6 months
Depends on the distance you have between the back of the card and the motherboard, if it's close i'd just stay horizontal.
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So roughly 20/30% give or take
Judging by how it is now in mine, i would say fairly close... actually thinking about it, it wouldn't be good at all since the fan would fan would blow hot air directly onto the board...
It has heatpipes as well, Seems to be a lot of surface area for cooling.
That picture shows the card the wrong way round, and it is blowing hot air into the CPU cooler... weird!
Probably around that level 30-40% ish.
And probably quite a bit better ray tracing etc over 2080Ti.
It also depends on just how hot the air is, i mentioned before that an open air cooler like triple fan dumps all the heat into the case, this is using the same kind of fans (axial) but configured so one is an exhaust and only one fan is putting warm air into the case. So overall it's not going to put as much heat into your case. I think this was tested on LTT and the difference between blower fans and open air was around 5c tops, so not as much as you would think.
No, you're not the only one waiting to see more numbers. With the hype train fully rolling saying anything against the flow is meerly shouting into the wind.
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Yes, your not alone. Apart from coming back down to earth with their pricing, everything else is a bit errr beguiling graphs.