Sure it's not coil whine? Humming from electrical component ..not the fans

if you are not hardcore overclocker getting 2 or 3 pin wouldn't matter... but it matters on your electricity bill if you getting the 3 pin ..

I personally would set to the highest setting and cap to 60fps (only running 60Hz screen now) wouldnt able to see the difference even the screen renders at 200fps

if the price went up but available still ok lah... the not nice when they show RRP but none in stock...

Anyone here can share what is your idle voltage for 3080?

Im trying to set the volt curve on idle.. 1725Mhz@774mV.. is this the lowest can go?

find evga Malaysia distri in FB and PM them.. not the global EVGA

can use vertical mount if really scared sag..

but most modern mid to high end board already have metal brace at the PCI-e slot ; hence not needed

It was RM3.7k in Nov from this store

Install HWinfo... Check the fan speed % when idle and in game.. by right at idle should be below 30%.. on load can be high... Typically if you can get fan below 70% it's still silent... These fans is noisy once reach 80%

If your choise is purely on size.. check out the actual length of this cards here and see which you can get locally


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jhS...it?usp=drivesdk

Most looking for the TUF as it's highly OC and the brand repo

PC item is NOT Controlled item..

Seller can sell what ever price they want

u buy 3090 for gaming or render?

just wonder why people like to go ITX and put very high end spec on small case? Is it really you guys have space constraints? Or you take your ITX with you every weekend for LAN party?..

serious question though.... pls don't troll

the Ampere generally use 2 voltage curve if set correctly.. one on idle another on 3D... yes it will use sometimes in between but when tested ; its hardly 1% of the time.. this I'm referring to real gaming not on synthetic bench

no lah.. seriously.. reason im asking is that ITX meant to be portable and meant to be for normal use

PPl using it put high-end component; then run into a lot of prob with temp etc...

that's why I ask why to take such a painful route to cramp everything for it to exactly sit at a corner and suffer with lower performance due to temp

edit : even I have ps4 pro & xbox one x still sit there on the desk.. didn't even bother to take it when going outstation.. just use iPAD & phone.. and both ps & xb is capable for travel

This post has been edited by iZuDeeN: Dec 14 2020, 01:15 PM

ive tried with negative setup before.. the temp will never be good.,, u need +ve airflow for the card to be stable...

can anyone confirm the zotact or any other 3080 is using liquid metal or traditional thermal paste?

Tom's Hardware: Asus Lists Custom GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, RTX 3080 Ti GPUs.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/asus-list...0-ti-ampere-gpu

Looks like 3080TI maybe coming out soon.. possibility in Q1

Its VERY UNLIKELY the PSU causing the issue.. there is so many circuit protection ; overcurrent ; temp ; circuit cutoff before it will even failed..

You can also use your TARGET CLOCK speed and use that as reference.. i.e if you want to get 2000Hz.. test to see what voltage you get..

I personally try to get LOWEST VOLTAGE for the target speed (in my case 2k) instead setting voltage and try to see what max speed it can get..

For me no point to crippled your card to undervolt if you also getting lower speed.. spend so much to get 3080 but running at 3070 speed.. anyway no right or wrong.. just PREFERENCE

And real test is when gaming no crash.. only use heaven or other benchies just to get reference..

I always get stable result when using synt testing.. but will crash when gaming (between 15 - 40 mins in the game) when use real game.. so just use synt to get a feel .. then to lock it.. use your fave game to run 1 - 2 rounds

sell back at RRP probably still can