Maverick0984
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/10/30 16:06:55
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I've got an XC3 Ultra in an O11 Dynamic XL and can't get the thing to even hit 70C and it's actually extremely quiet compared to the 1080 it replaced. Not sure what you guys are seeing but I'm just nowhere near any of that. I couldn't be more pleased right now with it.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/10/31 02:33:53
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Hey guys, received my 3090 FTW3 ultra yesterday and it hits ~80c in gaming (B3, Odyssey, AC origins)...
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/11/01 11:13:13
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Somehow after I updated the driver yesterday...The temp is no longer dat high. Room temp is the same but the temp is lower around 10C and I m doing OC right now. Anyone have the same result?
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/11/01 13:13:41
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FTW3 ULTRA 3080/i7 6700k@4.4
I set it to +500 mem +100 clock +70 voltage with the new oc bios.
Set an aggressive fan curve.
Temps stayed in high 60Cs.
11857 Port Royal
18229 graphics Time Spy.
I'm happy.
Thanks EVGA
P.S.-Trying to ignore the gaudy "lips", hoping for a solution.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 08:07:51
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Just got a3080 XC3 Ultra and I am hitting 83/84c no matter what I do. I have tried undervolting to .868, .900 with stock fan and a more aggressive fan. It all eventually hits the thermal limit. The fans are going at around 80% and its a bit loud. Have tested this in Cyberpunk, Horizon Zero Dawn and Avengers. This is really frustrating since my 2080 XC3 never went above 73 stock.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 09:56:20
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My 3080 never went past 68c on a Be Quiet DX500 mid tower with 2 + 2 pure wings2 for silence. The rest of the card was bad but the temperatures were stuff of legends.
61c Furmark benchmark with the fans 100%.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 10:14:56
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So, I just put my GTX 1080 back in the case and fired up CP2077 at 4K low preset. Getting 30fps but more importantly, the temps stay at around 68-70 the whole time. Card seems to consume about 200W and runs at 1950+ Mhz.
The 3080 was getting 40+ fps at 4K at RT Ultra preset so it's significantly faster.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 11:10:31
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I highly recommend the hybrid kit. I wasn't happy with my XC3's noise levels and temps, but after getting the hybrid kit it never breaks 57c and it's failry silent.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 12:23:22
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I searched to find out that around 70 to 75 degrees Celsius is ideal operating temperature range for the card, with 83 degrees being the point where throttle occurs.
I think every game and not to mention the rest of one's setup influences the load on the card. In Cyberpunk 2077, the load is fairly low in my case resulting in sub 70 degrees overall, possibly due to CPU bottleneck.
I find that at least two high pressure 140mm fans blowing directly into the GPU area of the case are required to get it under 80 degrees for XC3 Ultra during load, with custom curve that increases fan speed to 70% at 70 degrees. At least from my experience.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 12:27:50
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With my 3080 FTW in a Lancool 2 Mesh and paired with a 5800x, the highest I've seen my temp go for the GPU is 65c under full load. It would probably hit a little higher in a benchmark I'd imagine, but probably not by a ton.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 12:28:08
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Rapoo
I searched to find out that around 70 to 75 degrees Celsius is ideal operating temperature range for the card, with 83 degrees being the point where throttle occurs.
I think every game and not to mention the rest of one's setup influences the load on the card. In Cyberpunk 2077, the load is fairly low in my case resulting in sub 70 degrees overall, possibly due to CPU bottleneck.
I find that at least two high pressure 140mm fans blowing directly into the GPU area of the case are required to get it under 80 degrees for XC3 Ultra during load, with custom curve that increases fan speed to 70% at 70 degrees. At least from my experience.
I agree, but that should not be a requirement to keep temps down, my GTX 1080 barely gets to 70 at full load in same case. I think the XC3 may not be dissipating the heat off the heatsink quickly enough.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 13:25:44
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Temperature is one of the reason my client has been hesitant to approve the 3080's for spec builds. This is great info to know. thx!
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 15:07:40
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Rapoo
I searched to find out that around 70 to 75 degrees Celsius is ideal operating temperature range for the card, with 83 degrees being the point where throttle occurs.
I think every game and not to mention the rest of one's setup influences the load on the card. In Cyberpunk 2077, the load is fairly low in my case resulting in sub 70 degrees overall, possibly due to CPU bottleneck.
I find that at least two high pressure 140mm fans blowing directly into the GPU area of the case are required to get it under 80 degrees for XC3 Ultra during load, with custom curve that increases fan speed to 70% at 70 degrees. At least from my experience.
I agree, but that should not be a requirement to keep temps down, my GTX 1080 barely gets to 70 at full load in same case. I think the XC3 may not be dissipating the heat off the heatsink quickly enough.
Yes, I think this might be ok in controlled environment and if the card is known to withstand heat well and durable enough. But I read about the cards failing in droves with dreaded red light so half the time I'm running something I'm checking the temperature. I'm using the card at stock speeds during wintry weather with ambient temperature at 20 degree Celsius. I expect it to be throttle city come warmer months and hope it doesn't perish. The Hybrid kit also could be a solution to this but my reservations are: it has only 1 year warranty, and requires one to update the card with new bios, and the card will be required to be returned in factory conditions (with original cooler, bios, thermal putty and all) should it fail under warranty.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/19 16:32:17
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lamer01
Rapoo
I searched to find out that around 70 to 75 degrees Celsius is ideal operating temperature range for the card, with 83 degrees being the point where throttle occurs.
I think every game and not to mention the rest of one's setup influences the load on the card. In Cyberpunk 2077, the load is fairly low in my case resulting in sub 70 degrees overall, possibly due to CPU bottleneck.
I find that at least two high pressure 140mm fans blowing directly into the GPU area of the case are required to get it under 80 degrees for XC3 Ultra during load, with custom curve that increases fan speed to 70% at 70 degrees. At least from my experience.
I agree, but that should not be a requirement to keep temps down, my GTX 1080 barely gets to 70 at full load in same case. I think the XC3 may not be dissipating the heat off the heatsink quickly enough.
Yes, I think this might be ok in controlled environment and if the card is known to withstand heat well and durable enough. But I read about the cards failing in droves with dreaded red light so half the time I'm running something I'm checking the temperature.
I'm using the card at stock speeds during wintry weather with ambient temperature at 20 degree Celsius. I expect it to be throttle city come warmer months and hope it doesn't perish.
The Hybrid kit also could be a solution to this but my reservations are: it has only 1 year warranty, and requires one to update the card with new bios, and the card will be required to be returned in factory conditions (with original cooler, bios, thermal putty and all) should it fail under warranty.
I also think a ghetto mod like what linus did with deshrouding and putting 2 noctua 120mm fans in the place of the stock fans will probably also accomplish the same goal. 2 of those fans will push a LOT more air than the tiny stock fans. I wonder why GPU manufacturers have not gone down that path as CPU Coolers have mostly moved to 120mm long time ago. 120mm are a lot quieter and move so much more air.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/30 10:59:05
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This is my 3080 FTW3 watercooling list.
Can i get someone to look over this list and tell me if i'm missing anything?
(1)(EKWB)EK-CryoFuel Navy Blue (Concentrate 100mL):$9.99
(1)(EKWB)EK-HD PETG Insert 12/16mm (10pcs)$5.99
(1)(EKWB)EK-Quantum Torque Color Ring 10-Pack STC 12/16 - Black:$12.99
(1)(EKWB)EK-Quantum Kinetic TBE 200 D5 PWM D-RGB - Plexi:$189.99
(1)(EKWB)EK-Quantum Vector FTW3 RTX 3080/3090 Backplate - Black::$45.99
(1)(EKWB)EK-Quantum Vector FTW3 RTX 3080/3090 D-RGB - Nickel + Plexi:$184.99
(1)(EKWB)EK-AF FillPort G1/4 - Black Nickel:$9.99
(1)(EKWB)Filling Bottle (1000mL):$7.99
(10)(EKWB)EK-Quantum Torque STC-12/16 Comp Fitting Black Nickel:$74
(1)(EKWB)EK-Tube ZMT Matte Black 16,1/11,1mm (3m RETAIL)$18.99
(1)(EKWB)EK-Cable Y-Splitter 3-Fan PWM (10cm):$3.99
(1)(Amazon)EK-Torque 90° Angled Fitting, Black Nickel, 4-Pack:$62.99
(1)(Amazon)EK-CoolStream PE 360 Radiator, Triple, Black:$116.99
(1)(Amazon)Lian Li UNI Fan SL120 3 Pack Black:$129.99
(1)(Newegg)EK-AF G1/4" 10mm Ball Valve, Black Nickel:$25.97
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/30 21:06:30
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Maverick0984
I've got an XC3 Ultra in an O11 Dynamic XL and can't get the thing to even hit 70C and it's actually extremely quiet compared to the 1080 it replaced. Not sure what you guys are seeing but I'm just nowhere near any of that. I couldn't be more pleased right now with it.
I wish I could stay below 75c on stock with my XC3 Ultra. I had to undervolt it just to keep the Temps below 80. Even then, in Cyberpunk and Black Ops CW, I still see low 80s. In a Meshify C case. I've got better intake fans coming in to hopefully help. However, I sidegraded from the Vision OC as that card is an absolute unit and required I remove fans to get it to fit. Never went above 70 and it stayed silent. My 2080ti XC ULTRA using the same fan setup I have now never went above 75 in stress tests and stayed in the low 70s in gaming. I'd love to be able to have lower Temps without using a hybrid kit or installing fans below the GPU somehow. This will be the first card I've had to accommodate for its heat. It doesn't seem right. Truly. Edit: Installed 2x Bionix P140s in front. Temps decreased roughly 2 degrees on average. I implore EVGA to evaluate their cooling on this card. I shouldn't have to go liquid to keep the card from throttling itself.
post edited by luvHaunter - 2020/12/31 14:52:39
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2020/12/31 02:57:03
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Hi, I'm having an issue with the FTW3 ULTRA 3080 as well. Temps run really high (GPU2 reaches up to 85/6) even with base clocks and fans on 80%. I've tried undervolting to 900 but the card still reaches 80/81C. I have a Phanteks Evolv case with 3 front, 3 top and 1 rear 120mm fan running between 1100 and 1200rpm but the card is running so hot, it can't get all the heat out anymore. With the window open (and the GPU pushing hot air out the side like crazy) the temps are a bit lower (in the mid to high 70's). Is this an RMA issue or..?
post edited by DXTrY - 2020/12/31 03:13:31
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2021/01/01 22:23:06
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With my 3080 ftw3 ultra I was seeing around 80 degrees on the stock fan curve in over watch and destiny 2. I need have everything maxed out on 1080p with 200 render scale on both games but I still feel like that's high. I messed with my fan curve a bit setting it as soon as it hits 70 the fans are up to 90 percent and now I see at most 72. I just hate that I have to have my fans spinning so fast compared to what the reviewers are say they are getting on the stock fan curve.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2021/01/02 05:27:42
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Mine stays in the 60s during gaming with the stock fan curve in a fairly warm room. My case is placed on its side at the moment, which may improve airflow, but I only have 3x case fans running.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2021/01/02 05:35:13
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My max temp under full load with fans at 70% was 70-75c (GPU wattage reading at 350-380W/GPUz).
Undervolted it with the guides and now its running the same things at max 68c with GPU wattage 200-220W/GPUz) and no loss of performance whatsoever. Thats with my RMA card the original was all over the place.
I do intend to get some noctua 140m for front intake as I feel my purewings are weak but overall undervolting seems very very efficient.
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Re: What is going on with EVGA's 3080's tempatures?
2021/01/02 23:57:29
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I think it's entirely dependent on your setup. I got two static pressure fans hitting my gpu from the bottom of the case and i'm idling 30c.
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