MSI RTX 4090 Suprim X Review

3DMARK: DLSS Test

Published: 12th October 2022 | Source: MSI | Price: | Author: Tom Logan

MSI RTX 4090 Suprim X Review

3DMARK: DLSS Test

Never ones to rest upon their laurels, 3DMARK have introduced a DLSS only benchmark to their suite, so when appropriate we’ll be utilising that.

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12-10-2022, 16:34:00

demonking
So this performs on par with the FE, roughly, losing in a lot of instances(unless the labels on some of the graphs are wrong?), draws more power and runs at a higher temperature and costs at least £200 more than the FE. was it at least quieter?

Now you see why EVGA has pulled out of Nvidia cardsQuote

12-10-2022, 21:45:32

AngryGoldfish
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Originally Posted by demonking View Post
So this performs on par with the FE, roughly, losing in a lot of instances(unless the labels on some of the graphs are wrong?), draws more power and runs at a higher temperature and costs at least £200 more than the FE. was it at least quieter?

Now you see why EVGA has pulled out of Nvidia cards
Yeah, it seems that gone are the days where it actually makes sense to buy an AIB partner card. They're more expensive and are not much better in cooling.Quote

13-10-2022, 07:31:29

Warchild
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Originally Posted by AngryGoldfish View Post
Yeah, it seems that gone are the days where it actually makes sense to buy an AIB partner card. They're more expensive and are not much better in cooling.
The issue for many of us not living in the UK/US is actually managing to get our hands on an FE card. I would have to import it direct from Nvidia and then pay 36% tax on it Quote

13-10-2022, 11:17:16

AngryGoldfish
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Originally Posted by Warchild View Post
The issue for many of us not living in the UK/US is actually managing to get our hands on an FE card. I would have to import it direct from Nvidia and then pay 36% tax on it
Yeah, countries like Norway are very expensive when it comes to tax. Ireland has high tax and import duties as well, but some UK shops (Amazon for example) have deals where I can still buy items from the UK and only pay Irish tax, not UK tax AND Irish tax, which is what has happened with other places post-Brexit. Many of the shops I used to use from the UK I don't shop with any more. It's not right paying both UK and Irish tax.Quote

13-10-2022, 12:25:34

NeverBackDown
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Originally Posted by Warchild View Post
The issue for many of us not living in the UK/US is actually managing to get our hands on an FE card. I would have to import it direct from Nvidia and then pay 36% tax on it
If you have friends over in those areas, you could give them the money to pay for it, then ship it to you? Will take longer but probably save you money.Quote
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