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guys, with the clocks going back this weekend, does that mean that the drops will be at 1pm rather than 2pm until pacific time also changes?
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I heard a few people complaining about the Zotac cards having noisy fans/motors but they could have just got a faulty unit.
Any owners of Zotac like to comment ?
A few owners inc myself have problems with the fans, see the last few pages..I heard a few people complaining about the Zotac cards having noisy fans/motors but they could have just got a faulty unit.
Any owners of Zotac like to comment ?
I think it has already gone back.guys, with the clocks going back this weekend, does that mean that the drops will be at 1pm rather than 2pm until pacific time also changes?
yeah you're right, that wasn't worded very clearly...UK clocks changed on sunday....US clocks change in a few weeks. iirc the drops are based on 6am PT, hence it would be 1pm GMT drops in the UKI think it has already gone back.
Edit: I Just read the rest of your post. Ignore my post.
hmmm... Good point.yeah you're right, that wasn't worded very clearly...UK clocks changed on sunday....US clocks change in a few weeks. iirc the drops are based on 6am PT, hence it would be 1pm GMT drops in the UK
could all be nonsense though...
Mine seems fine, fans rarely go above 30%. To be fair though I do have 13 fans in my case so I’ve not noticed much noise from the gpu.I heard a few people complaining about the Zotac cards having noisy fans/motors but they could have just got a faulty unit.
Any owners of Zotac like to comment ?
there is slack in the cable i just had to pull it close to edge of the card like this to avoid cable drooping into the fans of both the gpu and also the row of fans inbelowThe cable seems really taught, are you sure it's ok? It looks too short or at least pulled too much beneath the card.
AIBs can customise their cards but I thought Nvidia has to give final approval.
I heard a few people complaining about the Zotac cards having noisy fans/motors but they could have just got a faulty unit.
Any owners of Zotac like to comment ?
You may have already seen this.Does anyone know of any benchmark comparisons for the 4090 on pcie3.0 v pcie4.0 for productivity workloads? specifically 3d rendering? All the comparisons I can find only compare games on the respective pci generations.
Gaming wise it seems to be about a 1%-5% drop in fps between 4.0 and 3.0 but I can't decide if rendering would see a similar drop or if it's a different enough workload that the results could be different.
Zotac owner here and nothing abnormal in noise levels from my card.I heard a few people complaining about the Zotac cards having noisy fans/motors but they could have just got a faulty unit.
Any owners of Zotac like to comment ?
Something doesn't sound right there , 60 in gaming is shocking when watercooled... 100% sounds like a contact issue somewhere. Have you contacted EK about this yet or anything about it on their FB group?
How did you even get one, I thought they weren't out yet. I've got my 4090 now but got to wait like a month for itGot my Ek waterbclock on my 4090FE last night and I am disappointed in EK.
Quality of the waterblock is shocking, no where near the levels they used to be.
The block doesnt cover the whole board and as such there are two LR22 phases right next to the power connector which are uncooled.
Not convinced that the thermal pads they send with the block make a good contact all over. I put it all together and stripped it down and there is very little pressure on the pads.
Same with the gpu chip. Nvidia has a very strong spring which clamps their block in good contact with the gpu, the ek waterblock just uses 4 small screws. There dint seem to be much pressure and there is a warning not to overtighten as you could crack the chip (thats the problem you get when not using a big spring.
And lastly, i didnt get much time to do much testing last night but bearing in mind its on its own watercooling circuit with a 560mm rad and 280 rad, the gpu still gets to 60C in gaming.
And thats not even doing any overclocking. But something weird going on power wise I think, I never go above 48% power and never draws more than 280w but it was boosting to between 2850 and just over 3000 last night.
I wish I had waited for waterblock reviews as some of the other blocks available look much better and covers the whole circuit board.