yep me too. Same card!!
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NVIDIA 4000 Series
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Undervolting can save 1/3 the power used for a very small performance drop. They set them very high out of the box and AIB models are set even higher in some cases.
Undervolting looks great. you can achieve 98% of the framerate and top out at 300W.
Thanks bought one
At £200 more than yesterday....................sigh
Not getting the side panel on that then.
It's a GPU on a leading edge TSMC 4nm node not a space heater, 600w on the 4090 is pointless.
Stock sticking around tells me there is not that much appetite for a 2k GPU. Once the big spenders are done expect price drops.
Too right, 2K and they be cheaping out on you.
Too right, 2K and they be cheaping out on you.
Glad I have a Haf 700 evo as the Aorus Master is a chunky boy!not mine just thought id post
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Hoping to get one today. Missed out yesterday as I was travelling.
Need to get one that has a water block available for it.
Need to get one that has a water block available for it.
Out of the two you mention I would get the Colorful one. Not really much difference between them and the colorful one has a higher boost than the inno3d x3 oc, and I normally like the components used on colourful cards.
Example of a 4090 colourful here a higher model but their boards are normally well built with good quality components.
Colorful GeForce RTX 4090 Vulcan OC-V Review
The Colorful GeForce RTX 4090 Vulcan OC-V is the company's top dog for this generation. It comes with a strong 24+4 phase VRM design. On top of that you get a detachable LCD display that displays vital information as the graphics card is running.
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I am sure nobody cares, but the price scalping on show is a joke.
But the cards will sell out, so who are the real fools here.
All this talk of booking at certain exchange rates etc influencing the prices, just complete nonsense when some of the prices are £200 more expensive that originally planned or advertised.
As I say though, they will still sell out, lining the pockets of those selling - is a shame but sadly seems to be the way now in the modern world.
But the cards will sell out, so who are the real fools here.
All this talk of booking at certain exchange rates etc influencing the prices, just complete nonsense when some of the prices are £200 more expensive that originally planned or advertised.
As I say though, they will still sell out, lining the pockets of those selling - is a shame but sadly seems to be the way now in the modern world.
not mine just thought id post
Poor fella
Was posted on Reddit couple days ago - the gigabyte cards don't fit into the O11
Wow they are really huge this time, but can you stick the 4 x power cable in and close the side panel without damaging the connector? Get it setup and let us know how loud it squeals sat at high frame rates. Curious what the coil whine is like on these cards that run silly high frame rates on lower resolutions.
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What's a case compared to the price of these cards lol.
I’ve got a HX1000 platinum PSU, and each PCIe power cable from the PSU is split in to two 8 pin sockets at the GPU end.
Can I just use 2 of these into the 4 power connectors from the 4090 cable, or do I need to use 4 PCIe cables from the PSU?
Can I just use 2 of these into the 4 power connectors from the 4090 cable, or do I need to use 4 PCIe cables from the PSU?