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As someone who has 3 Asus turbos, they are loud and will only get louder.

It's designed to run at like 83C all the time.

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Hello, there are finally some 3080's appearing in the Swiss market.

One of them the Asus Turbo GeForce RTX 3080. Appart from some information on ASUS website i couldnt find any benchmark, thermals and noise.

Asus Turbo GeForce RTX 3080 - 10GB

Do any of you guys have any info? Is it a good idea to use it in a case with great airflow, according Asus its made for restricted airflow. Will this be a handicap?

 

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2 minutes ago, sevenup said:

Hello, there are finally some 3080's appearing in the Swiss market.

One of them the Asus Turbo GeForce RTX 3080. Appart from some information on ASUS website i couldnt find any benchmark, thermals and noise.

Asus Turbo GeForce RTX 3080 - 10GB

Do any of you guys have any info? Is it a good idea to use it in a case with great airflow, according Asus its made for restricted airflow. Will this be a handicap?

 

Thanks

It is for cases with restricted airflow because after it cools components it blows the air out of the I/O, it will be louder than a regular card too. If you have good exhaust fans I would recommend a regular cooler and not a blower-style.

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A 320W blower card is never a good idea. Not even for airflow restricted case, those are no good for high power air-cooled GPUs in general

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300W gpu + blower cooler = not a great time, imo

 

though this card may be built different so... look for reviews online?

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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14 minutes ago, sevenup said:

Hello, there are finally some 3080's appearing in the Swiss market.

One of them the Asus Turbo GeForce RTX 3080. Appart from some information on ASUS website i couldnt find any benchmark, thermals and noise.

Asus Turbo GeForce RTX 3080 - 10GB

Do any of you guys have any info? Is it a good idea to use it in a case with great airflow, according Asus its made for restricted airflow. Will this be a handicap?

 

Thanks

my gf gave me her old 3060 , she bought a 3080 , and im getting low to acceptable noise levels , not too loud tho , its only loud under a load higher than %80 , there might be some coil whine coming from it but thats normal , but yes overall bench=cant rlly tell , thermals=70-72c , noise is around 20-30 db , this is from what i know

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2 minutes ago, LTT_fanboy said:

my gf gave me her old 3060 , she bought a 3080 , and im getting low to acceptable noise levels , not too loud tho , its only loud under a load higher than %80 , there might be some coil whine coming from it but thats normal , but yes overall bench=cant rlly tell , thermals=70-72c , noise is around 20-30 db , this is from what i know

Is your blower-style though? Or does it have regular fans?
Edit: This is a video I watched on the different types of coolers 

 

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As someone who has 3 Asus turbos, they are loud and will only get louder.

It's designed to run at like 83C all the time.

Skip it if you can.

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blower style card avoid if you can.

 

i mean think about it, it has an enclosure and 1 fan, itll be hot as hell and just keep getting hotter probably.

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1 hour ago, Jurrunio said:

A 320W blower card is never a good idea. Not even for airflow restricted case, those are no good for high power air-cooled GPUs in general

Nvidia actually cancelled the production of all blower style RTX 3090s after Asus and MSI both revealed their cooler designs. They have that power I guess. 

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1 minute ago, Nathanpete said:

Nvidia actually cancelled the production of all blower style RTX 3090s after Asus and MSI both revealed their cooler designs. They have that power I guess. 

Eh guess that means companies that think 3 or even 3.5 slot graphics cards are fine did not evolve the blowers to that thickness.

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1 hour ago, sevenup said:

i couldnt find any benchmark, thermals and noise

  • Slow (if thermal throttling)
  • Hot
  • Loud

 

skip if you can 🙂

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1 hour ago, Cool_Evlo said:

Is your blower-style though?

mine is blower style , kinda like a quadro or titan. my gf's new 3080 has fans , but the blower gets hot (under 80-100% load)

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Stay away, my 1060 turbo ran at 80c full load and only gets hotter recently.

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I have it from 3 months.Upgraded pads of the backplate because there 2.5mm gap between plate and everything :D I use it for mining + gaming my temps are 90 MEM , 63 core which are good at 85 fan. Yes it is noisy but on the market it was the only available thing for acceptable price so overall i ma happy. If it brakes there is warranty.

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