FMARIO1210
Bonjour je voudrai savoir si je me suis inscrit le 28 décembre 2020 quand j'aurai l'email pour pouvoir commander car je ne voie aucune liste ou quoi que se soit je voie juste que je suis inscrit merci

Dabadger84
So I submitted a question/query to eVGA CS about the fact that my 3090 FTW3 Hybrid is hitting power limit so low (420-450W in game) and is thereby being throttled in clocks to stay within that BS power limit, regardless of it not actually hitting power-spec on anything but the PCIe Slot (getting up to 80W which is no bueno).  Going to see what they say about whether or not this is something I can/should RMA the card for, I'm expecting them to say I can, but there's no guarantee I wouldn't get another card with the same issue...
We shall see how it goes, I'll report back for those looking at getting a 3090 FTW3 Ultra or FTW3 Hybrid, so you guys know what you're getting in to with the whole 450W stock power limit and "500W" XOC Beta BIOS that doesn't seem to hit anywhere near 500W for the vast majority of people on these forums.
 
Will be going to find the UPS guy & pick up my Kingpin in about 6 hours, much excite.

Good luck on the queue today everyone!

Cavell219

Dabadger84
So I submitted a question/query to eVGA CS about the fact that my 3090 FTW3 Hybrid is hitting power limit so low (420-450W in game) and is thereby being throttled in clocks to stay within that BS power limit, regardless of it not actually hitting power-spec on anything but the PCIe Slot (getting up to 80W which is no bueno).  Going to see what they say about whether or not this is something I can/should RMA the card for, I'm expecting them to say I can, but there's no guarantee I wouldn't get another card with the same issue...
We shall see how it goes, I'll report back for those looking at getting a 3090 FTW3 Ultra or FTW3 Hybrid, so you guys know what you're getting in to with the whole 450W stock power limit and "500W" XOC Beta BIOS that doesn't seem to hit anywhere near 500W for the vast majority of people on these forums.
 
Will be going to find the UPS guy & pick up my Kingpin in about 6 hours, much excite.

Good luck on the queue today everyone!

So what you are saying is you want to give the hybrid to me so you can fully enjoy your kingpin :D

evgaboyd
I'd rather they make only 3080 ftw3 ultra until I get mine, then switch to whatever

evgaboyd

CptT95

evgaboyd
I'd rather they make only 3080 ftw3 ultra until I get mine, then switch to whatever

Ftw3 ultra hybrid you mean XD

s.karkav
On a somewhat related note, pertaining to PSU needs for the 3080 specifically, I noticed someone mentioning recommending a 850w PSU. 
Eh.

750w is more than enough to keep you in the good power range of a gold rated psu for even the craziest 3080 uses. 3090 not sure but probably still within that sweet spot of 60-80% usage. 
TLDR if you're going to spend more money on a PSU, first upgrade from bronze to gold rating, then go up in wattage. Unless you're running multiple overclocked gpu's AND overclocked top end processors, even a 650w is going to cover you for 90% of your usage, but might as well go 850 to never think about it again.  
There's plenty of reasons to go with higher wattage psu's, but for most users running a 3080 with some lightweight OC going on in their systems, you're really not going to realistically draw more than 500-600w from your system, so an 850w is just kinda pointless.

For the record, I've worked with building computers for videogame dev companies for the past 10 years. There's plenty more qualified people than me to talk about this stuff but I have a good gist of what I'm talking about- Feel free to counter me though, if you have better knowledge :)

djcarr1

s.karkav
On a somewhat related note, pertaining to PSU needs for the 3080 specifically, I noticed someone mentioning recommending a 850w PSU. 
Eh.

750w is more than enough to keep you in the good power range of a gold rated psu for even the craziest 3080 uses. 3090 not sure but probably still within that sweet spot of 60-80% usage. 
TLDR if you're going to spend more money on a PSU, first upgrade from bronze to gold rating, then go up in wattage. Unless you're running multiple overclocked gpu's AND overclocked top end processors, even a 650w is going to cover you for 90% of your usage, but might as well go 850 to never think about it again.  
There's plenty of reasons to go with higher wattage psu's, but for most users running a 3080 with some lightweight OC going on in their systems, you're really not going to realistically draw more than 500-600w from your system, so an 850w is just kinda pointless.

For the record, I've worked with building computers for videogame dev companies for the past 10 years. There's plenty more qualified people than me to talk about this stuff but I have a good gist of what I'm talking about- Feel free to counter me though, if you have better knowledge :)

This is bad advice full stop. How many 3080's are you running ? If you are you would know that a 650 or 750 Power supply unless it's Platinum/Titanium  and really a 1000w rebadged as lower, would be running at 80-100% in most peoples PC's, and around here with OC CPU and GPU's, tons storage and of fans, and more. Lesser quality 750 PS will be dead in days, likely taking components with it. Even higher quality 750 will be running close to max, putting major thermal load into overall temps and likely failing within a few months with same risks.  This is common sense really, do you want a motor that will have to run at full throttle all the time to barely get up the mountain or do you want enough power reserve to do it at 40-60% running cool and efficient and with reserve for peaks and lasting well beyond 5 years. Your telling people to tow a 20,000 trailer up a mountain with Prius.