RTX 30X0 power issue thread.
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Shapeshifter
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EVGA confirmed yesterday the cap issue is real, it caused them to change their production run.
However others are saying the crashes still happen even with FE cards and Evga cards. So while the cap issue may be real, it's an issue that may not be the full picture.
Igor's lab was wondering before if the PSU load may be to much for some power supplies as the huge transient spikes may be tripping protection features in some overly sensitive psu's and causing the crashes. LTT was saying the 850w platinum seasonic they were using in their test bench kept having the OCP trip when running the card and had to switch it out.
There may be other design choices nvidia/aib makers choose on the pcb that are also causing issues, or the gpu dies could have problems, or the super hot memory. who knows.
However others are saying the crashes still happen even with FE cards and Evga cards. So while the cap issue may be real, it's an issue that may not be the full picture.
Igor's lab was wondering before if the PSU load may be to much for some power supplies as the huge transient spikes may be tripping protection features in some overly sensitive psu's and causing the crashes. LTT was saying the 850w platinum seasonic they were using in their test bench kept having the OCP trip when running the card and had to switch it out.
There may be other design choices nvidia/aib makers choose on the pcb that are also causing issues, or the gpu dies could have problems, or the super hot memory. who knows.
acroig
Just another Troll
At load? None that I've seen.
gamers nexus was hitting up to 2055 boost on the 3080 ftw3 ultra on stock
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72sqldnvmpk
about 1:12
put a water block on that card and it would hit it even more often
it's not over spec if hitting it on stock boost
I was playing Mafia Definitive Edition earlier. After I exited the game I checked the core clock timeline in Afterburner for the hell of it. For a brief period it got to 2010MHz. Didn't crash or become unstable.
Like Shapeshifter stated above, there could be multiple factors at play here with people who are running into issues.
Like Shapeshifter stated above, there could be multiple factors at play here with people who are running into issues.
Nascar24
ASUS 4090 TUF
It is however you cut it, they will just limit it in the future by driver. Cards are not rated past the spec on the box.
MSI cards are having the most trouble. Followed by 1-2 Gigabyte cards I have seen. Some Zotacs as well.
I also read that apparently Gigabyte is using a higher capacity vs. Zotac and that is why there are little to no issues with them.
I think all these claims are still not verified and there are too many variables at play to draw conclusions. What is important is that if you have the tiny caps card with at least 2 of those you should be set.
I also read that apparently Gigabyte is using a higher capacity vs. Zotac and that is why there are little to no issues with them.
I think all these claims are still not verified and there are too many variables at play to draw conclusions. What is important is that if you have the tiny caps card with at least 2 of those you should be set.
Didn't seem like it but whatever. We have examples that contradict the current findings on these forums already. Like the Gigabyte cards that SirBaron has.
OverclockN'
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