I would go with the Zotac, longer warranty, and I believe, companies that give long warranties have more confidence in the quality of there product.
Go for the Zotac White Trinity OC! Amazing card and long warranty with UK RMA
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I would go with the Zotac, longer warranty, and I believe, companies that give long warranties have more confidence in the quality of there product.
Unfortunately doesn't fit my colour schemeGo for the Zotac White Trinity OC! Amazing card and long warranty with UK RMA
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What rpm's? Those are good tempsWhat soft of temps are people getting with their 4080 and 4080 supers? I'm averaging around 50-60C 40% fan speed
What rpm's? Those are good temps
Thats not too bad, especially with those temps - enjoy!
Is that the gainward 4080s panther or the phoenix that are due next week?Based on strong sales, we do not expect free stock until March.
We do have 100 more Gainward 4080 Supers at MSRP, but half are pre-sold, but that is the best bet pre-order wise at moment as those 100 are due next week.
Is that the gainward 4080s panther or the phoenix that are due next week?
Depends what I'm playing. CB77 pushed as much as is playable, around 66-68*C, it varies, for up to around 1500 rpm +/- (I think is around 40% or so, in terms of Fan speed in %). If I used a more aggressive DLSS like Performance, then perhaps a couple of degrees cooler. In lighter games perhaps under 60*C. Is one of the coolest cards (considering the power) that I've ever own.What soft of temps are people getting with their 4080 and 4080 supers? I'm averaging around 50-60C 40% fan speed
We know your game Jensen, soon you'll be telling us that a 4080 Super for the whole family costs less than your Sky box, so dump that TV and everyone can game.If you buy a 4080 Super, £959.99, with a 5 year warranty and keep it for 5 years then the monthly cost is, £15.99, the same as a Premium Netflix subscription.
So you can sort of look at buying a 4080 Super as a gaming subscription, that you have paid up front for.
If you buy a 4080 Super, £959.99, with a 5 year warranty and keep it for 5 years then the monthly cost is, £15.99, the same as a Premium Netflix subscription.
So you can sort of look at buying a 4080 Super as a gaming subscription, that you have paid up front for.
Went based on the longest, from Zotac, though FE cards keep more of there value for re-sell.Three year warranty on FE cards.
Went based on the longest, from Zotac, though FE cards keep more of there value for re-sell.
Still in two minds on buying a 4080 Super, and the buy it now part came to the fore, coming up with new ways to explain away the price.
Must resist.
Was playing ratchet & clank tonight with that frame gen mod, maxed out getting 100fps at 1440p ultra wide, looks amazing as @Neil79 mentioned a few pages back.
I’m on the fence now again whether or not to go for the 4080 super, or wait for the 5xxx series as everything I play atm seems to run amazing.
Save your money and in possibly as little as 9 months to a year at most you’ll get a much larger upgrade, higher bandwidth with GDDR7, improved FG which by then will be in more games and no doubt some new exclusive 50 series features.Was playing ratchet & clank tonight with that frame gen mod, maxed out getting 100fps at 1440p ultra wide, looks amazing as @Neil79 mentioned a few pages back.
I’m on the fence now again whether or not to go for the 4080 super, or wait for the 5xxx series as everything I play atm seems to run amazing.
So we're not at your first born stage yet, that's good.Nvidia only want to be sent cold hard cash, souls and human kidneys.