Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 Reviews
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Sonntag, 16. Oktober 2022 / von Leonidas Mit der GeForce RTX 4090 läutet nVidia eine neue Grafikchip- und damit Grafikkarten-Generation ein: Architektur-seitig kommt hierbei erstmals die "Ada Lovelace" Architektur in Form
DavidGraham
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hurleybird
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Would also be nice to filter based on who retested 30 series with the 40 series press driver and its reduced dx12 overhead. But it seens few did, so realistically subtract a couple percent.
DavidGraham
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The rasterization percents are not that important, the 4090 is contsantly bumping against CPU limit and game engine limit, the 4090 needs better CPUs badly, the ray tracing scores are what's important right now.
Even RT isn't fully representative, SER gives a pretty significant boost to perf in certain cases.
Has the interesting TIM has been discussed?
That's neat, here's hoping the FE stock can improve. It looks just about the best one to get, most AIB models are too plasticky.
"Only second to liquid metal"
As far as I can tell it's performance is 8.5w/mk that would make the above quote not true, thermal paste goes up to about 14.0w/mk
TPM7950 Specs
As far as I can tell it's performance is 8.5w/mk that would make the above quote not true, thermal paste goes up to about 14.0w/mk
TPM7950 Specs
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Hitachi (now Showa Denko) TC-HM03, used at least in Radeon VII, might want to have a word or two too, at 40-90W/mK (or effective 25-45W/mK)
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Increasing the power of the 4090 to 600w didn't yield much in terms of fps ..
Not surprising when even at 450W it's already way past the optimal power/performance ratio. I'll get mine down to 300W. It'll still trounce everything out there.
I knew there was a reason thermal pads haven't taken over thermal paste
heres paste 11.8 wm/k vs a pad 35 wm/k
Too long didnt watch: the paste wins although the pad was pretty good
linus also tested a pad (Panasonic Pyrolytic Graphite Sheet) with a rating of nearly 2000wm/k it also lost
heres paste 11.8 wm/k vs a pad 35 wm/k
Too long didnt watch: the paste wins although the pad was pretty good
linus also tested a pad (Panasonic Pyrolytic Graphite Sheet) with a rating of nearly 2000wm/k it also lost
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Silent_Buddha
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Some day I wouldn't mind setting up 3x 4k screens for a 11,520 x 2160 surround gaming setup. That's going to need a LOT of raster power though.
At that point it'd be great if either NV or AMD allowed you to only enable DLSS/FSR on the side panels while the center panel was still "native".
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An alternative to those who dont want to be wearing a VR headset perhaps.
You only need 12 PCI-Express slots for that, 3 for actual connection and the other 9 for space...
Oh wait. They don't have functional Multi-GPU / SLI support anymore, do they?
