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A retailer that starts with C and ends in L and only because they gave you a 15 min grace period if you got the card in your basket.
3080 is really underperforming
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A retailer that starts with C and ends in L and only because they gave you a 15 min grace period if you got the card in your basket.
I was thinking more along the lines of something is not making good contact and is overheating.
Install and open hwinfo and run a benchmark then post this part from the GPU section.
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I was thinking more along the lines of something is not making good contact and is overheating.
Install and open hwinfo and run a benchmark then post this part from the GPU section.
What software are you using I installed HWinfo and it looks nothing like this at all.
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You can see the software name and version info at the top.
Found it thanks:
https://imgur.com/LzGtcAm
gpu hotspot is not good 106 for the hotspot, you have thermal issues 100%
memory temps is totally fine at 86 they are rated upto 105 degrees max so plenty of head room
I'd remove the block and repaste the die, make sure you use plenty of paste on it not just a thin spread like you do on a CPU.
When I did my die I plastered it on and spread it out making sure the whole die was covered.
Also double check the thermal pad placement to make sure the correct ones are in the right places.
When I did my die I plastered it on and spread it out making sure the whole die was covered.
Also double check the thermal pad placement to make sure the correct ones are in the right places.
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Yeah was thinking the same, I've had a few instances over the years of not getting the block perfectly flush with the components, it screws together ok and looks right - but it isn't from a contact/thermal perspective.
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Guess I will need to pull drain my loop and take a good look!
What paste do people reccomend I've always gone with Thermal griz kryonaut.
What paste do people reccomend I've always gone with Thermal griz kryonaut.
Yeah I have the same stuff on my 3090 and EK block, my full load GPU temp is around 47-48.
I sometimes find, if I've got the block on and it's not perfect, it often looks like it's a bit bent, it can be quite easy to do
most people forget the gpu hotspot. the main temp we all go by is an average of the many temp sensors on the gpu die/core. the hotspot is well the hottest part of the gpu die/core. as you can see that's your reason for gpu clock drops. without the gpu hotspot sensor you would never know that your gpu is just overheating and dropping clock to save itself. i know the feeling of draining your loop (PITA) but the repaste should help well and kryonaut is a beast of a thermal compound