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The Ada Lovelace RTX 4080 Owners Thread.
- Thread starter Kaapstad
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Please add me to The Roll of Honour
Welcome and on TOL.
The Owners List.
Date 17/11/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Ryder_1990, Link
To get on The Owners List all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your RTX 4080
Please feel free to delete me off the AMD RX 6900 owners thread
Welcome and on TOL.
The Owners List.
Date 06/12/2022, Make Asus TUF, dvinell, Link
Date 17/11/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Ryder_1990, Link
To get on The Owners List all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your RTX 4080
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I thought I better make up numbers and join this very exclusive group for 4080 owners.
Still can't use it until I get my custom 12VHPWR Cable for it.
Still can't use it until I get my custom 12VHPWR Cable for it.
I thought I better make up numbers and join this very exclusive group for 4080 owners.
Still can't use it until I get my custom 12VHPWR Cable for it.
Welcome and on TOL.
The Owners List.
Date 16/12/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Lustral, Link
Date 06/12/2022, Make Asus TUF, dvinell, Link
Date 17/11/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Ryder_1990, Link
To get on The Owners List all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your RTX 4080
Took the plunge, impressed so far, runs a lot quieter and cooler than the 3080fe it replaced
Welcome and on TOL.
The Owners List.
Date 19/12/2022, Make Nvidia FE, TomDD, Link
Date 16/12/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Lustral, Link
Date 06/12/2022, Make Asus TUF, dvinell, Link
Date 17/11/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Ryder_1990, Link
To get on The Owners List all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your RTX 4080
I went from an MSI Gaming Trio Z 3080 to a 4080 FE and by far the best thing for me is the reduced power consumption and noise.
Definitely, my 3080fe sounded like an aircraft taking off playing Cyberpunk 2077 with RT on, new card is so much better
Soldato
Tried to defect to the red team but that lasted about 5 days with an RMA on my 7900 XTX.
4080 FE so far better than expected. Installed and runs fine which I did expect on past experience but it's cool and quiet unlike previous FE designs. So close to the 7900 XTX in the games I've tried you wouldn't notice the difference. Ray Tracing noticeably better of course. Uses 50-100W less power then the 7900 XTX when running the same games.
4080 FE so far better than expected. Installed and runs fine which I did expect on past experience but it's cool and quiet unlike previous FE designs. So close to the 7900 XTX in the games I've tried you wouldn't notice the difference. Ray Tracing noticeably better of course. Uses 50-100W less power then the 7900 XTX when running the same games.
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Tried to defect to the red team but that lasted about 5 days with an RMA on my 7900 XTX.
4080 FE so far better than expected. Installed and runs fine which I did expect on past experience but it's cool and quiet unlike previous FE designs. So close to the 7900 XTX in the games I've tried you wouldn't notice the difference. Ray Tracing noticeably better of course. Uses 50-100W less power then the 7900 XTX when running the same games.
Welcome and on TOL.
The Owners List.
Date 21/12/2022, Make Nvidia FE, bimbleuk, Link
Date 19/12/2022, Make Nvidia FE, TomDD, Link
Date 16/12/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Lustral, Link
Date 06/12/2022, Make Asus TUF, dvinell, Link
Date 17/11/2022, Make Nvidia FE, Ryder_1990, Link
To get on The Owners List all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your RTX 4080
Soldato
No complaints over the GPU as is but you can always make things better. I did see temps up to low 70C and fan speeds up to 1600 RPM with the tempered side panel. The GPU is vertically mounted there's usually a compromise especially with such a deep GPU. Anyway had some perspex available so made a side panel and cut a couple of holes. The smaller ones lets the hot air exhausted down to mix with cooler ambient. That was a big problem with the reference 7900 XTX I had briefly in the case.
I'll get a friend to print two shallow air guides to slot in the larger holes just to cut down on some of the air re-circulation and tidy the holes a bit.
I'll get a friend to print two shallow air guides to slot in the larger holes just to cut down on some of the air re-circulation and tidy the holes a bit.
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The temps in my mini ITX is pretty amazing and it is mounted vertically like yours @bimbleuk
I'm getting a max of 63-64C when the GPU is on stock power. And when on limited 70% Power Limit it tops out a our 56C. The fan RPMS I havent seen over 1300RPM yet.
To me this is the ultimate mini ITX GPU for those seeking cool and quiet (albeit with a bit of coil whine).
I'm getting a max of 63-64C when the GPU is on stock power. And when on limited 70% Power Limit it tops out a our 56C. The fan RPMS I havent seen over 1300RPM yet.
To me this is the ultimate mini ITX GPU for those seeking cool and quiet (albeit with a bit of coil whine).
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Caporegime
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Nice one man, really love that case there is almost zero spare space it seems to be all utilised!!
What cpu btw? I know you're using the L9i.
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It's the L9a - AMD - Chromax , im using a 5600X CO -10 at the moment , getting about 75C max on 1600RPM max fan profile.Nice one man, really love that case there is almost zero spare space it seems to be all utilised!!
What cpu btw? I know you're using the L9i.
Soldato
Made another tower side panel from perspex with larger holes. Didn't make as much difference as I expected compared to the smaller holes but may pay off in summer. Currently toying with simple wire grill covers or going whole hog with 3D printed inserts in white to match the case. I'd need a friend to do the modelling and printing.
I also played with a mild undervolt using MSI Afterburner. Basically dragged the .975 mV point up to ~2775MHz (My FE seems to run at 2700 MHZ normally) then flattened the graph for higher clock speeds. I also added a +800MHz VRAM bump for good measure. Has been running without issue in Grounded for several hours.
As you can see from the pic below the GPU is now running at a ridiculous 240W down from 300W! No performance loss in benchmarks actually a small gain. These latest nVidia GPUs are so efficient.
I also played with a mild undervolt using MSI Afterburner. Basically dragged the .975 mV point up to ~2775MHz (My FE seems to run at 2700 MHZ normally) then flattened the graph for higher clock speeds. I also added a +800MHz VRAM bump for good measure. Has been running without issue in Grounded for several hours.
As you can see from the pic below the GPU is now running at a ridiculous 240W down from 300W! No performance loss in benchmarks actually a small gain. These latest nVidia GPUs are so efficient.