QUOTE(babylon52281 @ Feb 29 2024, 01:46 PM)
Just not Giga Eagle https://www.techspot.com/review/2791-nvidia...rtx-4070-super/
"We also have the Gigabyte Eagle OC, another base model using a compact triple-fan cooler. This cooler, previously used on their standard RTX 4070, was one of the worst performers in our 4070 roundup, reaching a peak GPU hotspot temperature of 73°C at nearly 2,000 RPM.
Predictably, using this same cooler on a higher-powered GPU hasn't improved the results; in fact, it's even worse. The junction temperature hit 70°C, close to the hot spot temperature of the FE model, which is problematic as it resulted in a hotspot temperature of 85°C for the GPU. This is not ideal, and it's exacerbated by a high fan speed of 2,100 RPM, making this card both hot and loud at 38 dBA."
Oh wait 2fan only? Will be hotter & noisier. Do reconsider.
I heard/read MSI (ventus two fan) also have issue too. Can you recommend two fan gc, my case barely fit 3 fan and if possible I don't want to squeeze/cramp inside case for air flow (mine tecware fusion)"We also have the Gigabyte Eagle OC, another base model using a compact triple-fan cooler. This cooler, previously used on their standard RTX 4070, was one of the worst performers in our 4070 roundup, reaching a peak GPU hotspot temperature of 73°C at nearly 2,000 RPM.
Predictably, using this same cooler on a higher-powered GPU hasn't improved the results; in fact, it's even worse. The junction temperature hit 70°C, close to the hot spot temperature of the FE model, which is problematic as it resulted in a hotspot temperature of 85°C for the GPU. This is not ideal, and it's exacerbated by a high fan speed of 2,100 RPM, making this card both hot and loud at 38 dBA."
Oh wait 2fan only? Will be hotter & noisier. Do reconsider.
Feb 29 2024, 02:32 PM

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