MSI RTX 2080Ti Duke Review

Temperatures and Power Draw

Published: 16th April 2019 | Source: MSI | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

MSI RTX 2080Ti Duke Review

Temperatures and Power Draw

Whilst all modern graphics cards are efficient enough that the power draw figures no longer hit the stratosphere, if you’re the type of person who games all weekend a few Watts saved can soon add up. Temperatures are the most important figure though, as cooler cards mean less noise and more thermal headroom for those all important clock speed boosts.

MSI RTX 2080Ti Duke Temperatures  


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Most Recent Comments

16-04-2019, 14:41:28

FTLN
Whats the power limit on this card ?

EDIT: Power limit is definitely a deciding factor when buying this type of card, as most buyers wont get a cherry picked sample like OC3D. I suggest that its something you should incorporate into future GPU reviews.Quote

16-04-2019, 15:40:34

Kaapstad
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Originally Posted by FTLN View Post
Whats the power limit on this card ?

EDIT: Power limit is definitely a deciding factor when buying this type of card, as most buyers wont get a cherry picked sample like OC3D. I suggest that its something you should incorporate into future GPU reviews.
Why are you so hung up on power limit, if you want to go down that route get a RTX Titan + water/LN2 setup + custom bios, even Kingpin would if EVGA sold Titans.

All the 2080 Ti cards are nice, it all comes down to cooling and warranty as to which is best for you.Quote

16-04-2019, 20:16:50

FTLN
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Originally Posted by Kaapstad View Post
All the 2080 Ti cards are nice, it all comes down to cooling and warranty as to which is best for you.
I reckon you'll most probably hit power limit before cooling becomes an issue on this card.. Also why not include power limit in the review ? When paying 1200 smackeroonies for a GPU all this is useful information. I think sometimes people forget what the OC in OC3D stands for Quote

17-04-2019, 06:25:03

Warchild
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Originally Posted by FTLN View Post
I reckon you'll most probably hit power limit before cooling becomes an issue on this card.. Also why not include power limit in the review ? When paying 1200 smackeroonies for a GPU all this is useful information. I think sometimes people forget what the OC in OC3D stands for
We live in an age where we want to squeeze the most out of our cards and not have to invest in a loan to pay for the electric bill at the end of the month.

My opinion on power is that I want more performance for less Watt per hour The moment I see a card with 3 connectors, I move on without any temptation!Quote

17-04-2019, 08:25:10

Thanos
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Originally Posted by FTLN View Post
Whats the power limit on this card ?
From https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/...i-11264-180906

PCIe Slot power 63W nominal, 74W max.
Each 8-pin power connector 143W nominal, 167W max
TGP 130W min, 260W rated and 290W max.Quote
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