ASUS Strix RTX 3080 Ti LC Watercooled Review

Temperatures and Power Draw

ASUS Strix RTX 3080 Ti Watercooled Review

Temperatures and Power Draw

Modern graphics cards no longer rely upon the user to overclock them, as the drivers now make the most of any spare power or thermal headroom available to boost the clocks to give the smoothest performance. Thus the temperature graph is a little less important than it used to be unless the manufacturer has created a godly cooler, whilst Power Draw is fun on your energy bill, but most of us just care about performance rather than a handful of Watts here and there. With slight variance in ambient temperatures we're also including the delta temperature too, so you know exactly how well the card performs relative to the air temperature.

ASUS Strix RTX 3080 Ti Watercooled Review  
ASUS Strix RTX 3080 Ti Watercooled Review  

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03-06-2021, 06:16:58

Kaapstad
Disgusting pricing for non reference 3080 Ti cards.

If possible better to get a FE 3090 for £1400 and if the cooler bothers you fit a waterblock and it will still be cheaper than the non reference 3080 Ti cards.

Now would be a good time for NVidia to launch an Ampere Titan, yes hardly anyone would buy it but the asking price would put a cap on non reference 3090s and 3080 Ti cards.Quote
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