I'm not totally unhappy with that graphics score. Maximum Digital Display Resolution: 7680 x. Is custom voltage tuning not a thing in X1, or is it just garbage fucking software and I have to live with fans that don't work for shit with afterburner?Įither way, OC'ing the card doesn't seem to do much, and as soon as I go over +85 on core Time Spy shits the bed, so the undervolt really does seem like the logical choice.ĮDIT:adding my latest time spy with undervolt of 900mv at 1920mhz, with fans on normal curve, usually running at 55% during test. PNY GeForce RTX 3070 8GB Dual Fan Graphics Card EVGA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti FTW3 ULTRA GAMING Graphics Card Review. Trying to set the voltage curve in the latest version of the 3080 X1 does nothing, as it appears to be completely ignored and as soon as the benchmark starts it jumps to over 1 volt. The issue, however, is I am only able to make that work with Afterburner, which does NOT control the fans on the FTW3 properly.
I'm very much tempted to roll with the undervolt because of that massive thermal improvement. The underclock performs almost exactly the same as stock, except it never breaks 60c on a run. Underclock: 900mv at 1890mhzAverage: 58Max: 102Min: 35Average Temp: 57 StockAverage: 58Max: 104Min: 36Average Temp: 66 It has an Intel 11900K CPU.I've been experimenting with my EVGA 3080 FTW3 Stock, OC, and Undervolt with the Metro Exodus Extreme benchmark at 1440p. That fixed a lot of the fan speed fluctuation, but I'd still like to smooth it out.ġ) What's a good temperature for 100% fan speed? I'd like to set it to the highest reasonable temperature, well within recommended CPU temperature limits.Ģ) Would there be much harm in lowering the max fan speed to something like 1200 RPM, rather than 1500 RPM? I guess I should just try, and see how hot it gets.īy the way, this is an air-cooled machine, with a huge Noctua NH-D15S cooler. I changed the curve, so that it ramps up to full speed by 50 C. The default curves have the fans running at 600 RPM while idling, and they ramp up to 1500 RPM once the CPU hits 40 C. This causes the fan speed to bounce up and down constantly while doing basic (non-gaming) tasks. However, if I do just about anything, like open a simple web page, the fan speed kicks up noticeably. For example, while idling the fans are only 600 RPM. I noticed that the fans keep changing speeds when I'm doing really basic operations.
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