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22 hours ago, xg32 said:

yep, 0.85 or 0.9v 1845 is a good starting point, some cards go up to 1950 but it's rare. it'll likely be faster and cooler than what ur running now

Followed a video from optimum, Card goes to 1890 mhz with 0.85 mv. Memory never hotter then 90 celcius. Don't really have a clue about how to do it so i just followed a video and set it and forget it. Could probably get it to 1925 mhz or something like that but realistically it won't make a difference during real world use.

12 minutes ago, xg32 said:

i'd say the most common self-brick on gpus has to be thermal pad swapping, it's not worth the risk.

 

i'd try to keep the vram under 95C

 

You can undervolt and overclock your card to lower temps without losing performance.

undervolt using msi afterburner?

Just now, Shimejii said:

Its not great, but its still within spec of the cooler.

Any way to fix it? Heard of swapping the thermal pads but basically no info on what thickness to use etc,

Card is three years old. Haven't paid attention to the vram temps before so idk if this is a new problem or always have been like this. Everything online is a little fuzzy so i wanted to ask here if these are ok temps or not and if they arent what can i do to fix it?

5 minutes ago, Alder Lake said:

can't you deny dropping the card and point out that there's no rounded corners or any other sort of damage that would accumulate from dropping it

I just wrote an email saying "i haven't dropped the card and there isn't any physical evidence of it"

1 minute ago, Alvin853 said:

A "vrm" isn't a single component, it's a section of the board that consists of a VRM controller, MOSFETs, coils, capacitors and several other small components. This component could be part of the VRM, but it certainly is a resistor. How many contact legs does it have on the bottom? Any active component, i.e. a controller or a transistor, has more than 2. 

it has 2

Just now, Mel0nMan said:

VRM and resistor is practically the same thing. In terms of electric components it's a resistor/choke, in GPU terms it's a VRM

thanks

Just now, Alder Lake said:

I first thought it was a capacitor of sorts, but I definitely trust the company's thoughts WAY before my own

 

What did they say about it?

Well in the email they said "you must have dropped the card since it's a vrm sorry" But it's not a vrm i think and i have never dropped the card. Everyone on pcmasterrace and nvidia reddit tells me its a resistor.

The title may explain things but this little thing fell of my 3080??? The card has been used for 1 year and i cant seem to understand what it is?

I am trying to rma the card but they say its a "vrm" But there are multiple signs telling me its a resistor. Can anyone tell me what it is?

According to this video i should get around 180 fps with my settings. I play basically on all low 1440p and still get 100 to-140 compared to this guy.

5600x msi 3080 gaming x trio.

3600mhz ram cl 16

650w psu

2 minutes ago, Brok3n But who cares? said:

The download is free iirc. If you want it to do anything useful it's what? Like $30 USD

just says updating ticket

Just now, Brok3n But who cares? said:

The download is free iirc. If you want it to do anything useful it's what? Like $30 USD

steam won't let me download it

3 minutes ago, Senzelian said:

Run 3D Mark instead. Userbenchmark is simply not a good way of evaluating performance.

 

 

is it free?

https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/39555350 is this good and running as it should be?

Cause i experience my 3080 performance a bit low compared to others.

So i got a new cpu, The 5600x and it's been working great. My temps weren't that good with a h100i v2 so i switched it to the arctic liquid freezer II 240 and got the same temps. Warzone at 80c. but now after 2 weeks i'm at 65 with some lower frequencies. Now im at 4400-(4650 normal) while it was pinned at 4650 before. Is it damaged? PBO disabled. Because earlier it was 80c 4650mhz pinned and today it hit 4200 as its lowest and bounced between 4649 and that.

So i got a new cpu, The 5600x and it's been working great. My temps weren't that good with a h100i v2 so i switched it to the arctic liquid freezer II 240 and got the same temps. Warzone at 80c. but now after 2 weeks i'm at 65 with some lower frequencies. Now im at 4400-(4650 normal) while it was pinned at 4650 before. Is it damaged?

2 minutes ago, DailyProcrastinator said:

At 1440p the load is more GPU bound regardless. Just OC the snot out of your 8700k and call it a day. 

Its a 8700 not k.

5 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Check what is using so much of your resources

2400mhz memory probably isnt helping.. do you have one stick? Or are you running in dual channel?

Running dual channel. Orderd a 3600mhz cl 16-16-16-36 kit of trident z neo that will arrive on monday or tuesday

3 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Somethings sounds off. Check your resources while in game. 

This guy's running without dlss and still has better performance then me. 

1 minute ago, Slottr said:

Somethings sounds off. Check your resources while in game. 

I have. Cpu is at 100% and gpu 40% can it have to do w my 2400mhz memory?

1 minute ago, Arrogath said:

turn up game settings or play at a higher resolution if your gpu isn't getting worked hard enough. An 8700k should not have any issues keeping up in most titles, but if you turn settings down hard enough eventually you'll make a bottleneck.

Im running max settings.

2 minutes ago, Slottr said:

What games?

Cod, and a bunch of others.

5 minutes ago, Slottr said:

Are you not satisfied with your 8700?

I mean when i look at benchmarks of other people im missing out on like 50 to 60 fps and my cpu is at 100% while my gpu is at 40%. It cant be a psu issue right cause it havent turned off W my 650w. 

Is it worth to upgrade to the 5600x? I am only playing games @1440p with an 3080

On 12/9/2020 at 1:46 AM, -rascal- said:

 

Samsung B-Die can overclock better, and able to run at lower timings.

E.g. you might be able to lower more from the XMP 16-16-16-36....or might be able to push them to DDR4-3800+ speeds.

 

The difference between the two is small.

If the price difference between them is small, go with the 16-16-16-36 kit running Samsung B-Die memory chips.

Found 

On 12/9/2020 at 1:46 AM, -rascal- said:

 

Samsung B-Die can overclock better, and able to run at lower timings.

E.g. you might be able to lower more from the XMP 16-16-16-36....or might be able to push them to DDR4-3800+ speeds.

 

The difference between the two is small.

If the price difference between them is small, go with the 16-16-16-36 kit running Samsung B-Die memory chips.

Found a trident z neo 16-16-16-36 kit so that's perfect:)