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General => General Technical Chat => Topic started by: Black Phoenix on September 26, 2022, 01:15:13 pm
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https://youtu.be/nRaJXZMOMPU
Impressive stuff performance wise but 95ºC makes me a little anxious...
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Quite amazing that just one generation they managed to get roughly 20-30% better performance, and a base boost clock of 5.6GHz is baffling.
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we had a war on efficiency / heat dissipation etc ... and now its the total opposite
Nvidia GE 4000 can max up to 480 watts ??? insane
Amd cpu and Intel one's
I tought an 850watts psu would be more than enough ....
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we had a war on efficiency / heat dissipation etc ... and now its the total opposite
Nvidia GE 4000 can max up to 480 watts ??? insane
Amd cpu and Intel one's
I tought an 850watts psu would be more than enough ....
Right? I have a brand new 850W supply and an NH-D15 sitting on the shelf waiting on these announcements to decide which team I'm going with this time. I thought I would be comfortably in the overkill category but it seems like what I have will be merely "adequate" haha
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we had a war on efficiency / heat dissipation etc ... and now its the total opposite
There's a big difference between these top end parts and general desktop machines. The vast majority of users don't need anything approaching that power, and that includes most EEs here. Typical business class desktops today idle well under 20W and will rarely even hit 100W at full load - and those aren't even the low power solutions.
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we had a war on efficiency / heat dissipation etc ... and now its the total opposite
Nvidia GE 4000 can max up to 480 watts ??? insane
Amd cpu and Intel one's
I tought an 850watts psu would be more than enough ....
Right? I have a brand new 850W supply and an NH-D15 sitting on the shelf waiting on these announcements to decide which team I'm going with this time. I thought I would be comfortably in the overkill category but it seems like what I have will be merely "adequate" haha
With this new gen of parts, my Corsair AXi 1200W PSU stopped being on the "Overkill" field to be almost in the "Recommended" tier...
Also regarding the temperature, direct die cooling could be the solution - https://youtu.be/y_jaS_FZcjI