ok NP i will run FURMARK at 2560x1920 0x MSAA tonight and report back with the temps

Can someone chime in that isn’t hitting 80c at max fan speed I want this card but will pass it up if this is true

Is this with factory fan curve

rckrz6
Can someone chime in that isn’t hitting 80c at max fan speed I want this card but will pass it up if this is true

I rarely see temps go past 70c so far. When benchmarking (time spy basic run) I didn't even see it hit 70c. Haven't paid attention to actual fan speed and I've not messed with anything beyond default, though the bios switch is set to 'OC'.

ReZpawN
This is stock out of the box idle

Yea thats not helpful at all. We are looking for temps while maxing the card at 100% power target or more not running 210mhz. Lol

ldejavul

ReZpawN
This is stock out of the box idle

Yea thats not helpful at all. We are looking for temps while maxing the card at 100% power target or more not running 210mhz. Lol

i will post that as well just my internet is 1-4Mbps so its still updating geforce experience like 20 min later lol 
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kevinc313

markuaw1
ok NP i will run FURMARK at 2560x1920 0x MSAA tonight and report back with the temps

Awesome, thanks man!  Can you please try it at 380w, 400w and 450w?  That would give people with stock cards an idea of what to expect in a worst case senario.

i will do that be back about 9pm EST

My temperatures are all over the place with a 3080xc3. Some games and scenes hover around 69, others around 80. Default fan curves are super hot and quiet. You can tweak it to get around 75-75 and be audible but not quiet by any stretch. It is disappointing and I still have a TUF preorder. If I ever get it I might sell my EVGA. I think a firmware update with better curves and boosting behaviour could improve things.

Nah, that’s all a load of garbage. You can have a case with zero case fans and your gpu temp will MAYBE be 10c higher than someone with amazing airflow. Most people have very little comprehension of the effectiveness of case airflow. Seeing cards hitting high 80s and 90s is a card problem everyday of the week.

I can understand it’s hard to believe because of the information people propagate but it’s the truth. I’ve personally run many scenarios testing such things and also seen it demonstrated. Test it right now. Shut off all your case fans, leave only your gpu and cpu fans on (if you have AIOs it won’t really test the point as they could be doubling as case fans) and see. I guarantee you you will not see more than 10c of difference.

bcavanagh
I can understand it’s hard to believe because of the information people propagate but it’s the truth. I’ve personally run many scenarios testing such things and also seen it demonstrated. Test it right now. Shut off all your case fans, leave only your gpu and cpu fans on (if you have AIOs it won’t really test the point as they could be doubling as case fans) and see. I guarantee you you will not see more than 10c of difference.

 
Doesn't fly if the case has excellent airflow like mine does, it's all mesh in the front, top and with great ventilation in the back also. The case is pretty much open air as you can get and still have a case.
 
I could turn all the fans off and it wouldn't make that much of a difference, because of the case itself. And I am air cooling.... 
 
However with cases that don't have good airflow with those little tiny intakes etc, that would be different.
 
 
 
 

My card works fine but I am getting really high temps during gaming in Warzone(85C), Unigine Superposition benchmark (85C), and Port Royale Stress(86C).  I've done a bunch of testing and have been in contact with EVGA and they want me to RMA.  Those temps don't change with the case open or closed, only when I point a 12" house fan at the card and set the GPU fans to 100%  does it drop to ~80*C.
 
Again, they want me to RMA so those temps are not normal.

bcavanagh
I can understand it’s hard to believe because of the information people propagate but it’s the truth. I’ve personally run many scenarios testing such things and also seen it demonstrated. Test it right now. Shut off all your case fans, leave only your gpu and cpu fans on (if you have AIOs it won’t really test the point as they could be doubling as case fans) and see. I guarantee you you will not see more than 10c of difference.

It’s hard to believe because it is not correct.
 
The energy these things eat is all turned to heat. The electronics are just a fancy and expensive way of doing it. Whatever your computer pulls, it’s no different than putting the appropriately-sized space heater in the box. A 500-750W heater can heat these boxes way the hell up.


Without ventilation, the inside of the box will get hot. Period. It’s conservation of energy. If the heat isn’t removed by conduction through the walls, the box will get hot. Period. Anything else is just fantasy and wrong. I don’t know what scenarios you claim to have run but if the boxes didn’t get hot, you weren’t accounting for other ways for heat to escape.

Frammish

bcavanagh
I can understand it’s hard to believe because of the information people propagate but it’s the truth. I’ve personally run many scenarios testing such things and also seen it demonstrated. Test it right now. Shut off all your case fans, leave only your gpu and cpu fans on (if you have AIOs it won’t really test the point as they could be doubling as case fans) and see. I guarantee you you will not see more than 10c of difference.

It’s hard to believe because it is not correct.
 
The energy these things eat is all turned to heat. The electronics are just a fancy and expensive way of doing it. Whatever your computer pulls, it’s no different than putting the appropriately-sized space heater in the box. A 500-750W heater can heat these boxes way the hell up.


Without ventilation, the inside of the box will get hot. Period. It’s conservation of energy. If the heat isn’t removed by conduction through the walls, the box will get hot. Period. Anything else is just fantasy and wrong. I don’t know what scenarios you claim to have run but if the boxes didn’t get hot, you weren’t accounting for other ways for heat to escape.

 
Yeah, and the GPU isn't the only thing in the case either that creates heat.
 
I tell people to wrap a plastic bag around their case and they will see how hot it can get... And in a hurry...
 
 

No temp issues here; my 3080 XC3 ultra is 31-34c idle, and 50-65c on load with Warzone, BG3, and various benchmarks (all max settings 1440p). 
 

fofal
1080ti cooler compare to this...this gen is garbage.

By all means, enjoy your inferior 1080ti then