Techpowerup has worse FPS than Tom's Hardware,and don't show the 1% lows.
The chart I posted from techpowerup is literally the 1% lows
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Techpowerup has worse FPS than Tom's Hardware,and don't show the 1% lows.
Bencharked a different scene level?
looking at those lows anyone who bought this gen 8gb gpu should about now banging their heads against a wall
I don’t think it’s that bad. I paid £320 brand new, which is comparable to a 3060ti, which itself is 8gb.
There’s still room for an 8gb card and even though my initial question was regarding a potential mitigation, I don’t think it’s a product killer.
Anyway, my lad is only 12, he won’t be super bothered if he has to reduce textures.
So you got it cheap, yet to me it still seems expensive for what you're getting.
Your post is missing a load of context. The PSU was replaced via RMA and the original pcie connecter was left in the PC. There was a pin layout change for the replacement PSU which was missed so when used with the original cables it caused it to melt/overheat. EVGA ****** up by sending the wrong version of PSU on the RMA replacement
Your post is missing a load of context. The PSU was replaced via RMA and the original pcie connecter was left in the PC. There was a pin layout change for the replacement PSU which was missed so when used with the original cables it caused it to melt/overheat. EVGA ****** up by sending the wrong version of PSU on the RMA replacement
Power supply by EVGA is same model but different OEM, the main reason I'm very wary of EVGA power supplies..EVGA ****** up by sending the wrong version of PSU on the RMA replacement