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50 Series Partner Cards Showcase

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5090 power consumption
 
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Are the Asus cards the only ones with 2x HDMI 2.1?

Since monitors are generally overpriced trash both my displays are TVs.
 
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Are Vapor chambers and additional fans really necessary?

I have a 4090 TUF OG OC and it says in the blurb:

“All three fans come to a standstill when GPU temps are below 50 Celsius, letting you play less-demanding games or perform light tasks in relative silence. Fans start up again when temps are over 55 Celsius”

The card has never been above 40c so the fans have never span up. I guess the 5090 may run warmer, but I’d be surprised if all the additional measures are needed if your case has decent airflow. Although I’ve not tried it during a summer yet admittedly. Having said that I keep my room at 21c all year round.
 
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Are Vapor chambers and additional fans really necessary?

I have a 4090 TUF OC and it says in the blurb:

“All three fans come to a standstill when GPU temps are below 50 Celsius, letting you play less-demanding games or perform light tasks in relative silence. Fans start up again when temps are over 55 Celsius”

The card has never been above 40c so the fans have never span up. I guess the 5090 may run warmer, but I’d be surprised if all the additional measures are needed if your case has decent airflow. Although I’ve not tried it during a summer yet admittedly. Having said that I keep my room at 21c all year round.
How is that even possible, my Gaming OC idles at like 50c :cry:
 
I have a 4090 TUF OC and it says in the blurb:

The card has never been above 40c so the fans have never span up. I guess the 5090 may run warmer, but I’d be surprised if all the additional measures are needed if your case has decent airflow. Although I’ve not tried it during a summer yet admittedly. Having said that I keep my room at 21c all year round.
Are you playing at 1080p 30fps or something? Mine typically runs around 65C under load @4k 120fps. I'd be staggered if yours never gets above 40c, unless you have 20 case fans maxed out or something :D
 
Aint look like there would be any waterblocks for FE cards this Generation due to the card design.
Same time it's a bit stupid to buy a card with cooler from Partners (pay premium on it), then take it off and put a waterblock which is likely to cost £200+
I like angled connector on 50x0 FE cards, same as 30x0 series, it feels more natural in that position (i have 3080FE). Why then Asus, Gigabyte and others don't do it? it makes so much more sense
 
Are you playing at 1080p 30fps or something? Mine typically runs around 65C under load @4k 120fps. I'd be staggered if yours never gets above 40c, unless you have 20 case fans maxed out or something :D
I play at 3440x1440 with everything maxed out. I have 9x 120mm fans and 4x 140mm fans in the case tho so that’s probably why. Although they are all at a low enough RPM to be inaudible.
 
Aint look like there would be any waterblocks for FE cards this Generation due to the card design.
Same time it's a bit stupid to buy a card with cooler from Partners (pay premium on it), then take it off and put a waterblock which is likely to cost £200+
I like angled connector on 50x0 FE cards, same as 30x0 series, it feels more natural in that position (i have 3080FE). Why then Asus, Gigabyte and others don't do it? it makes so much more sense


Evga did it best back in the day, they put their connectors at the end of the cards, so you don't even see it


 
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Are you playing at 1080p 30fps or something? Mine typically runs around 65C under load @4k 120fps. I'd be staggered if yours never gets above 40c, unless you have 20 case fans maxed out or something :D
Even running the new Indiana jones game maxed out at 200+ FPS it’s still sat at 39c and the CPU (9800x3d) at 46c

It’s definitely the coolest running GPU I have ever owned.
 
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What's with the god awful frames around them asus models? Just looks like it adds size and restricts case choice to me.
 
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