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Telling you, re playing the BF4 campaign... My eyeballs are about to burst! Ahahaha!
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I was until 2 weeks ago (now I am a cultured swineI have not experienced more than 60Hz..
I am an uncultured swine
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Looking at your sig... that would be my next purchase. 4070Ti can do 165 Hz/FPS on a lot of games at 1080p.I have not experienced more than 60Hz..
I am an uncultured swine
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@1440p too
According to reviews....middle of the pack for the gaming OC
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 Gaming OC Review
The Gigabyte Gaming OC is a custom-designed, factory-overclocked variant of the GeForce RTX 4060. It features a slim two-slot cooler for effective heat dissipation and offers a dual BIOS with a convenient "quiet" mode switch for low-noise operation.
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Similar here. My 4070 cost less than my 3070. Pricing woes are a worldwide thing. Almost everything has gone up a fair bit in the last year or so, some more than others.
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Paid €1200 (20%VAT included, you have to love Europe!) for a G16 with a 12700H and a 4060, and I think it is a really fair price
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What is your current build anyway?
13900k and 4090.
I have 23% VAT ... and some countries have even more (but less in other taxes), so it always could be worse
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Saw that earlier. The solution he proposes is to use TWO of those connectors on 4090 to give the extra headroom and mitigate against minor problems escalating to big problems.
Question: are the problems only with 4090? Have we had many reports on 4080 and lower? Rated TBP of 4090 is 450W, 4080 is 320W, 4070 Ti 285W, 4070 200W. So as we move down the range, the headroom increase significantly.
Question: are the problems only with 4090? Have we had many reports on 4080 and lower? Rated TBP of 4090 is 450W, 4080 is 320W, 4070 Ti 285W, 4070 200W. So as we move down the range, the headroom increase significantly.
I guess I'm thankful I plugged mine in right on a 4090? I'll never take an IR thermometer to it though...
...ignorance is bliss. 
How many cards in the product stack even have the new connector?? I thought this was only a high end solution for now?
Edit: also, dont some of those use the '300W' connector? So headroom shrinks?
Another thing, did we hear about the new 12V-2x6? Part of the pcie 6.0 spec. That should help next gen anyway.
...ignorance is bliss.
How many cards in the product stack even have the new connector?? I thought this was only a high end solution for now?
Edit: also, dont some of those use the '300W' connector? So headroom shrinks?
Another thing, did we hear about the new 12V-2x6? Part of the pcie 6.0 spec. That should help next gen anyway.
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I think the connector is the same, the adapter cable itself is rated for different power depending on how many PCIe power connectors are on it. The one that came with the 4070 has two so would be 300W supply.
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So 4080/4090 instead of having 1x600w on the PCB, would be better suited having 2x300w or 4x150w, which would fix the high temperature issue even with a misalignment? Wouldn't that mean the problem is that Nvidia is cheap AF like almost everyone's been saying all along? And that they would actually have to admit to it publicly?
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