Asus ROG Strix RTX 3080 Ti Review 1440P & 4K Overclocked Gaming Benchmarks W/ AMD Ryzen 9 5950X
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video, I unbox and review my just acquired Asus ROG Strix RTX 3080 Ti Model graphics card. I test 1440P and 4K in a lot of the latest games, benchmark the card through Time Spy And Port Royal, and talk about my thoughts on the card compared to my recently review EVGA RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 Ultra graphics card.
The CPU being used is an AMD Ryzen 9 5950X CPU on a MSI X570 MAG ACE Motherboard cooled with by a Corsair H115 iPRO Capillex AIO water cooler, with 32 GB OF G.Skill PC3200 CL14 Dual Rank Memory, EVGA 1,000 Watt Platinum certified PSU, and the monitor used an an Asus ROG Strix 170 HZ Monitor. All benchmarks and gaming tests were run on the latest build of Windows 11. I had to disable HDR for this video as my editing software wasn't properly supporting it for some reason.
Overall I will say this very powerful and solid graphics card, it has really good load temperatures (between 73C-76C load) and it is noticeable cooler than my EVGA RTX 3080 Ti which ran as high as 83C in some games, it could be possible I got a bad card that just runs hotter than it should, but this Asus ROG Strix model runs noticeable cooler at same overclock levels.
My only 2 complaints with this card are the slightly louder coil whine in some games, (could just my particular card though, as my 3080 Strix does not have the same amount of coil whine), but it was more noticeably louder then the EVGA 3080Ti, and of course the price being $2,000, which is a whole lot of money for a LHR GPU compared to the EVGA models $1,399 price tag.
I also reviewed the EVGA RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 Ultra model, which can be seen here:
• EVGA RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 ...
As always I removed 70% of the ad breaks for everyone's viewing pleasure.
Time Stamps:
Card installed w/ custom RGB: 1:10
GPU & CPU overclock settings: 3:54
3DMARK Time Spy results: 4:59
3DMARK Port Royal results: 5:53
Cyber Punk 2077: 8:23
Flight Simulator 2020: 12:02
Red Dead Redemption 2: 17:12
Doom Eternal w/ RTX: 21:04
Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition: 24:06
Watch Dog's Legion: 26:19
Overall thoughts on the card: 29:38
I also reviewed the EVGA RTX 3080 Ti FTW3 Ultra model, which can be seen here: ruclips.net/video/Lqp-cFziC54/видео.html
Thank you for testing the tough games. I feel like the other reviewers took it easy on the card. MFS2020, CP2077, & RDR2 are all great bench marking games for this GPU's performance.
10/10 this video rocked.
Thank you for the kind words, and for checking out the video. I appreciate the good feedback! 👍
i have this card, i can confirm the coil whine is very loud on mine. honestly don't even care about it, it's impossible to hear when wearing headphones. this card has blown me away performance-wise, very nice upgrade from my 2070 super. definitely spent a pretty penny on this one though lol
whatd u spend?
@@Shadow-lq7rx it’s 2k
@@AG-mm9wn got mine for $1050 LMAO
@@redclaw72666 where cheapest I seen is 1600
Finally someone who test cyberpunk with psycho rtx, thank you!!!
You're welcome. Thanks for checking out the video!
Just dropped 2 grand on this card, no more beating around the bush lol. Perfect video, shows you everything you need to know about this beast!
Nice! Thanks for the kind words. Hope you enjoy you're new card!
@@LousWRX Thanks Lou!! You too bro
bro i know dis is late but i jus got this for $1150 😭
Yikes if only you waited 2 months...
@@DaBoiZee3 I know.. ouch
you should enable wattage or power use in MSI after burner so we can see the wattage being used during each bench mark. my 3080 ti strix without Over clocking seems to average about 375 watts or 350- 380 but its mostly around 375
Yeah that's about the same the 3090 Strix pulled under load. And yeah, I do now monitor power usage of the GPU in my videos, I just didn't think about doing it in this video at the time unfortunately.
Planning to buy 3080 ti but it cost $2380 in my country, on your preference should I get it or choice another model like 3090?
I'd go for the 3090 for that kind of money. Especially if you want a GPU that is not LHR. But if you can wait, I think the best option is to wait for the 40 series cards personally.
@@LousWRX thank you for advice bro, btw do have any idea the release date 40 series?
@@ivinMTB I don't know exactly when, but I think within the next 6-7 months from now.
@@LousWRX appreciated your reply bro, more video to come. Cheers!
@@ivinMTB No problem, glad to help. Here is my review of the Asus Strix 3090 if you are curious about the performance difference: ruclips.net/video/nMrtada3Wuc/видео.html
What a beast. I got the 3080ti Aorus Master OC edition and Im getting the very similar performance and the exact same temps.
Nice! Thanks for sharing your results. And yeah very solid card indeed, just a lot of $$$.
I am trying to choose between these two but am having zero success getting any of the Gigabyte software to work. I don't want to be stuck with the egg animation forever or else I may go with the Aorus. But is that worth $400?
I underclocked mine to help the Temps and next thing I know I checked the gpu tweeker app and exited out and then I get a blue screen from windows 11 pro and then moments after it kicks me to login screen and its all fine again. I guess I will revert to default clocking and leave it alone 😔
Do you recommend this card for over clocking or the evga ? On a water cooled pc . Thanx
I much prefer the Strix models, way better cooling, and it is a better built card. Just have to pay the extra $$ though.
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¿Cuál es el porcentaje que está al lado del reloj central? ¿Velocidad del ventilador?
Another monster card. 💪👹....this cards pull some crazy electricity....next gen high end is rumored to require 1000w psu 😳🙆
Yeah I heard about that, and that is the exact wattage of my current PSU. Probably going to need some monster coolers to keep them cool as well. Thanks for watching as always! 🍻
@@LousWRX it's an Honor! 🏆
Got the same card. Maxed out power limit added 100mhz on core and 500 on memory. It boosts and holds 2040 on 1080p games with about 60C, 4k it gets hotter and clocks drops to 1930ish all is well. Question: what about keeping the overclock but undervolting it?
It is worth a try, you may lose a little bit of OC speed on the core, but yeah go for it. I still haven't messed with undervolting mine, but will try to experiment with it this weekend.
@@LousWRX never undervolted before so I rather wait for you
I got the Same Card , been thinking of switching to ASUS TUF for better Temps since I’m not really into overclocking don’t need this much crazy amount of power for 1440p.
Yeah, I hear you on that, this card does certainly generate some heat, given the higher power limit and 3 pci express power connectors. I had an Asus TUF RTX 3090 and that only got to like 65C-67C under full load. So the TUF models definitely run a lot cooler.
@@LousWRX I ended up Undervolting it to .875mv at 1875mhz and my temps are now 60-65°C . It’s not bad now but really interested on switching to the Tuf Model
@@joeybadx2472 Nice, that's a significant drop in temperatures. I may try to do that as well.
@@LousWRX it depends on the game, for me with that Undervolt on warzone and red dead online . My max temp is at 63°C on Competative and optimized settings playing at 1440p.
@@joeybadx2472 Right on, yeah I've some games seem to heat the card up more than others do. A game like Red Dead Redemption 2 will get my GPU up to like 73C, pretty easily, while a game like Watch Dogs Legion is around 64-67C.
I see you said it was 71f in your room, mine seems to be 75f but while i didnt play any of the games you tested. The ones I did being warzone, apex, dbd, bns, a creed. all them floated around 74-80c the hottest being bns hitting well above 85c. Idk if its just my card or my configuration but my 1080ti never went above 75c. Both Strix OC models, and both were paired in the same case @4k res.
Yeah, not sure, maybe my room temperature is lower than I thought it was, my GPU idles all day long at 33-35C so perhaps my room is a cooler. I'm now running an Asus ROG Strix 3090, and my temperatures are warmer, but still not as hot as you're TI was getting to. Load temperatures stock are around 74C, and overclocked load temperatures get to about 77-78C, and idles all day long still at 35C. And this is with stock auto fan profile. So maybe room temperature might be closer to like 66-68F I would assume given my temperatures.
Hi,
I just came across your videos and I thank you for posting them.
I am torn between the asus 3080ti tuf or the asus 3080ti strix.
I have a Corsair ax1200i psu so power I don't think it will be the problem but dumped heat it will.
The cooler on the strix seems better cooling that beast but as per the tuf I have read that it runs cooler in some cases and on other nor so much so I am back to square one.
I am not planning to OC any of the cards but rather use asus software (tweak I think it is) to achieve the oc settings.
I don't like asus crate myself.
Thanks a lot for your advise.
Hi, thank you for the kind words. I've owned an Asus TUF RTX 3090 and it is true they do run cooler then the Strix models cards. They have a lower power limit, and use only 2 PCI express power connectors vs the 3 on the Strix models. And because of that, and lowered clock speeds they run significantly cooler. My load temperatures on the TUF 3090 were like 65C usually, I now own a Strix 3090 and that usually sits around 71-73C under full load.
In terms of then dumping heat into the case, they definitely will be both doing that as only a limited amount of air comes through the rear I/O bracket on either of them, but the TUF will be putting out a little less heat overall. I hope that helps you out, but either of the cards are a good choice, but if you want lower temperatures, the TUF will be the one if want to save a little money on total costs.
@@LousWRX Hey man,thanks for your reply.
I have decided to skip the Asus tuf 3080ti and either get the strix 3080ti or the strix 3080ti LC.
Which of those 2 would you recommend using? My case is a fractal 7xl and I am currently using a corsair aio 280mm but AFAIK there is some space left for a 240mm rad like the Asus strix LC.
As per the strix 3080ti,I am not to keen sbout it's size and width but it all depends if I can got the Asus strix 3080ti LC on my case.
Thanks for your help.
@@jazzypenguin4401 Hi, I'm not too familiar with the specs of that particular case, but if it's a mid-tower, I would set my CPU Radiator as an intake in the front of the case, and the GPU radiator (assuming you go with the LC Strix) on top as an exhaust. Most cases should be able to fit the orientation.
The only negatives I have for the LC Strix 3080 Ti is it has a large amount of cables that are both really long, and may be a bit difficult to hide very well if space is tight with running two AIO's. The air cooled Strix is pretty simple and easy, you install it and you are all set, the temperatures will be lower with the LC though, along with noise, but me I would prefer the simplicity of the air cooled version just incase there is not enough room in you're case for two AIO's. I hope that helps you out a little. ✌
Not sure why when idle the fan keep spinning although the temperature below 30-40 degree..weird
Hmm that is odd, I know anytime my card is idling and below 50C it will always turn off the 3 fans. Did you enable some kind of fan profile in Msi Afterburner or anything? Check to see if the fans are on auto in Afterburner, mine are which allow then to turn off during idle.
@@LousWRX using dual monitor, 4k 144 and 2k 144. Might be the gpu push 2nd monitor to handle high refresh rate, reduce the to 60hz the fan stop spinning. The power usage also dropped to less 50w
@@OleGeez3r Perhaps that may be the issue. I do recall running multiple monitors and high refresh rates causing fan idle start / stop issues.
tengo la Rog rtx3080 ti y se me crashea... sabes como solucionarlo??
I need your help. Wich one?
Nvidia:
Asus Rog strix 3060 12GB
Asus Rog strix 3070
Asus Rog strix 3070 Ti
Asus Tuf 3070 Ti
AMD:
Asus strix RX 6700 OC 12GB
I am not high end gamer. My games are Fifa, Batman Arkham Night and NFS.
I'd go for the Asus ROG Strix 3070 or 3070 Ti.
@@LousWRX Normally i would go for 3080 Ti but it's expensive 😭😂
Thanks for the information
Screw the 4080 16gb. I’m getting this for cheaper!
When I raise the power limit to 112 it automatically raises the temp limit to 91 (max) what am I do wrong?
There is a little button to the left of power limit and temp limit that links the two sliders together, click it, and it will unlink the sliders so you can individually adjust power limit.
@@LousWRX thanks I’ll check it out when I get home. 👍🏽
@@kingtairon4612 Glad to help out.
I did the same thing you did and I have the same card, my time spy was around 20300, any idea why I can’t get to your score?
Not sure, I mean there can be a lot of factors. Did you also enable resizable bar, and PBO2 for the Ryzen CPU? Some cards clock higher during load, and also room temperatures can play a role. But other than that, 20k is still a plenty good score either way.
anyone know if there will be SUPER version of rtx 3000 series + ti
I doubt it, I mean they just recently released a 12 GB version of the RTX 3080, and with RTX 40 series coming in the next 5-6 months there is no reason to do it / upgrade to previous generation card.
Hi there very helpful video and I appreciate the as removal. Is the voltage control locked, somehow I cannot change mine
Thank you for the kind words. And yeah voltage control can be unlocked in the MSI Afterburner settings menu, you just need to check a box that says unlock voltage control.
I originally assumed you meant for undervolting, which you can also do to lower temperatures, here is a video that helps show you how to enable it in Msi Afterburner: ruclips.net/video/pV3RDbusHYU/видео.html
@@LousWRX thank you
Can you test the VRAM temps ? I wonder if ASUS improved thermal pads over the old 3080/3090's
They usually get up to about 84-86C at stock, and at about 88C-90C overclocked.
@@LousWRX oh shit its high. Why won’t they change the goddamn stock pads
@@kubilayo4858 A typical response from them would be probably be cost. But yeah it's unfortunate they just don't care about improving things.
@@LousWRX probably they see 90 degrees pretty safe which games mostly focus on. On the other hand this is probably due to reduce the lifespan to create more frequent gpu update cycle.
Do you know where I can get an adapter that has the 3x8 pins
Not sure to be totally honest, but worth checking Newegg or Microcenter if you have a store near by. You can also check Amazon, but be weary of low quality parts they may have. The best option would be to get a better power supply (if you need it) and make sure it had 3 or more dedicated 8 pin power connectors. These cards pull a good amount of power and don't run at 100% without 3 separate dedicated power connections.
What is the exact model of your monitor? I cant find a ASUS 4k 170hz? I m waiting on a ASUS ROG 3080 ti LC and I just received a ASUS XG27UQR, I can w8 to see how much fps l ll reach on those games !!
Hi, my monitors native resolution is 1440P at 170 HZ, but I was using DSR to upscale resolution to 4K. This is the exact model monitor I am using: www.microcenter.com/product/633942/asus-rog-strix-xg27aq-27-wqhd-170hz-hdmi-dp-freesync-g-sync-compatible-hdr400-extreme-low-motion-eye-care-ips-led-gaming-monitor
I just recently got a 4K 120 hz TV (Sony X90J) though, which fantastic for gaming on.
@@LousWRX ok thanks that is what I thought. Do you know if DSR upscaling gives you close to the same fps than a real 4k monitor? Anyways I ll make my own test but let me know I m curious, thank you!
@@leomajor7435 Hi, yes it actually very close if not identical to running in real 4K mode when it comes to FPS.
What's the msrp? I have a chance to pick up one with an asus pro mb for 2400
This was exactly $2,000 at Microcenter. About a week after I bought they had the 3090 Strix for $2,200, so I ended up exchanging it for that as I felt it was it would hold its value much better than an LHR card.
How much points did you have Stock vs after you Overclocked it ?
Honestly I never even tested at stock settings, but only similar cards like the 3090 or 3080 it's roughly a gain of 5-7 FPS depending on the title with an OC. And for the 3dmark scores it usually a 1100-1300 points increase with OC stock clocks.
2115 is what i end capping out at
Nice! That's a pretty descent overclock.
mine runs at 84-85 at max load :( i didnt even over clock it at all. i also moved the thermal throttle limit up to 88 so my games wouldnt throttle, but i didnt notice my games throttle past 83 in the first place
Have you discovered a fix for this? Mine also runs much hotter than what it's suppose to
@@TheOfficialNightLite nope lol, i just turned the thermal throttle temp up to 88 and ignore the issue. My card on 100% doesn’t go over 88c so im fine. If you want to do the same I use nzxt cam’s overclock menus (if you have that already for your cooler use that) but if you dont have nzxt cam use MSI afterburner
@@Adidas_Altyn I was considering buying a top shelf air cooling case like the fractal one. I'm 100% over the novelty of tempered glass and making my pc look pretty. It has 6x 120mm fans (3 in 3 out), do you think buying the fractal torrent would make a difference?
@@TheOfficialNightLite hola que tal tengo el mismo problema con la gráfica , no va más de 88c pero si que es un poco alto , también tienen coil whine ?
How do you overclock the cpu and gpu
How is the overall fan decibel noise of the 3080TI ROG Strix at ~72 degrees and what fan speed do you need to maintain that temp?
I own a EVGA 3080TI XC3 and I need to run the fans at 80-90% to maintain 72-75 degrees while gaming. Overall the fan noise at those levels are quite high. I was able to snag an Asus ROG Strix 3080 TI from Best Buy and I'm thinking of swapping out the EVGA if the Strix can maintain a more reasonable fan speed/noise while keeping the temps at 70 degrees and below.
Of course temps are in large part case/fan dependent as well, but overall your setup looks pretty similar to mine.
Hi, I left the fan profile at auto and while I could hear the fans at full load, they were not as noisy as the 3080 Ti FTW3 I reviewed just recently, which can be seen here: ruclips.net/video/Lqp-cFziC54/видео.html
The issue I had with the EVGA card is the temperatures were going a lot higher then I'd like to see under overclocked load, hitting up to 83C in Flight Simulator 2020. I'm not sure if I had gotten a bad card when it comes to temperatures, but it was simply far too high for my liking.
And like you mentioned fans were plenty noisy as well. The Asus ROG Strix 3080 Ti fans are indeed audible, but a little quieter compared to the EVGA models fans. They both OC essentially the same with very similar boost clocks, the Strix does hit higher clock speeds under overclocked load, but it also has a slightly higher boost clock speed. Overall I'm more happy with the Strix model, it is a much better built card and I think you'll agree.
@@LousWRX Appreciate the response. That's interesting your FTW3 is running so hot & noisy. The cooling system is supposed to be upgraded, but perhaps that's offset by the increased power draw vs. an XC3. As mentioned though, I did run a custom fan profile to keep temps down hence the higher fan speed & noise levels.
At this point, I'm still debating whether to swap in the ROG Strix vs. sticking with the XC3 and possibly installing a Hybrid kit down the line to keep temps and noise levels down. It's basically an $800+ premium for the Strix for better thermals, a couple % points in performance, and more headroom for OC...
@@hlchen9497 Yeah, I hear you on upgrading to Hybrid kit for the cooler on the EVGA card, I thought about doing the same, but saw they were all sold out, which I had already suspected would of been the issue. And yeah the Asus Strix models stock cooler is a lot larger and beefier then the EVGA model one, it's a 2.9 slot cooler, which I think the EVGA model is a little more than 2.5 slot in width, but also the Strix model is taller, and longer in length.
I also owned an Asus STRIX RTX 3080 and it was the coolest running 3080 I had used (after trying a lot of different models) when it came to load temperatures and memory temperatures. I like EVGA and all as a brand, I been using they're products for many many years (well over 15 years now), but just something about the 3080 coolers just feels a bit cheap to me, like I understand they sell these cards for a lot lower than all the other competing cards, but I just don't feel the same quality in the cooling when you compare it say the Strix model.
And yeah, I'm totally understanding you on the price difference between the two cards, in no way is the Strix model worth $2k, I can understand maybe $1580-$1650, but never $2k for a card, which puts it well ahead of the original 3090's price point. So for the value perceptive, the EVGA is the best card to have, and like I said they both essentially OC to the same level, but the Strix model does go a little higher though, and also is better at keeping the temperatures and cooling noise down, but yeah the price to a pay for all that is where things taking a hurting on our wallets.
would be nice if you show memory temp in mining or in heavy games , not only gpu temps have matter
The memory temperatures in gaming at stock are 86C, and overclocked around 92C-94C.
@@LousWRX thanks a lot for information)
What's the price for this one and what's the differences in performance between this and 3090
The price of this Asus ROG Strix 3080 Ti exactly $2,000 which is simply outrageous to say the least. The week after I bought it, my local Microcenter had the Asus Strix 3090 For $2,200. So I went over there and exchanged for the 3090 as I felt it would hold its value a lot better than a LHR card. The difference is a pretty small percentage, obviously the 3090 has 24GB of Vram vs 12GB for the Ti model, and it has a few extra shaders, RTX cores, and a slightly higher boost clock. I kind of felt paying a little extra for 3090 would be beneficial later when I decide to sell and upgrade to next big thing.
@@LousWRX oh thanks for the information 2k is too much it's just like someone legally looting you, horrible
Why did you OC your card at the higher level? +120 core clock seems to be very decent. My Strix 3080 Ti keeps running 2145 Mhz in game with +185 core/+985 memory in MSI Afterburner. Of course it's watercooled with active backplate to keep its clock stable and consistent
It was my first time using the card, literally and I wanted it to compare with the same OC level with the EVGA RTX 3080 Ti I reviewed recently. And yeah there is plenty of overclocking room, I wasn't pushing for any records or anything, but just wanted a comparable OC that anyone can probably do on their graphics card.
What were your ambient temps?
Usually around 70-71F in the room with my PC.
is your ryzen cpu clocked at 4.7 on all cores ?
Yes, all core OC @ 4.7 GHZ @ 1.36 voltage w/ PBO2 enabled with a -12 offset.
@@LousWRX crazy 😍😍😍
What’s your single core score ? Lol
@@k1ng0fhartford28 756 in Cinbench R20.
Is it better to take Asus Strix or Asus Tuf?
Well the Asus Strix 3080 Ti model obviously is going to be better for overclocking as it uses 3 PCI express power connectors vs the 2 of the TUF model, but the TUF model is still a good card especially if it can be had at a lower price then the Strix model. I also owned an Asus TUF 3090 and it was a very solid card, excellent temperatures, but it just doesn't clock as high as the more higher end models with better cooling and power delivery, but its still a great card either way.
Which of the two boards did you think is better compared to noise and coil whine ?
Are you referring to the EVGA RTX 3080 Ti I reviewed prior? The Asus ROG Strix 3080 Ti model fans are a little bit quieter, and it runs cooler overall under load, but the coil whine was more noticeable on the Asus card, but that can very in between cards. The issue with the Asus model is the price, it is a lot of money ($2K) compared to the EVGA card ($1399). I do think the Strix model is better built card though, the cooler is much larger and thicker, and just does a better overall job at cooling.
And the coil whine issue is variable, some cards have more than others, some have less. The EVGA model had some, but it was far less noticeable.
Yes! I had an rtx 3080 ti oc strix, I returned it because of the coil whine. i'm thinking about taking evga. which did you think best and why?
@@arthurfraga9107 The Strix is the better built card with better cooling. The EVGA still is great card, but I think the cooler is not enough for it. But it also has a better value when it comes to the cost. In terms of performance they are very both close. I'm still more satisfied with my Strix, although the coil whine in some games can be a bit annoying to deal with.
found the strix more silent than the evga? your presents noise from how many fps? the one I had locked at 30 fps had a little noise that increased the more fps I put
I'm in doubt if I get the strix again or go straight to evga, I got rid of mine because of the noise, I have more researched and I think all the asus strix boards are coming like this
my 3090 died from playing New World. (80° idle now and instant 110° C throttling ingame). probably needs a repaste but anyway this 3080ti strix is the only GPU available because of the coilwhine i guess. time to downgrade. i only got 1 of 250 games on my machine that used more than 12gb vram with 4K texture pack so anyway dont buy rtx 3090 cards guys they will all overheat someday.
Which brand / model RTX 3090 did you have that failed? I been running an Asus TUF RTX 3090 since the original launch date (almost 1 year now) and never had any issues with it. Now I been running an Asus Strix RTX 3090 in my main rig, it can get pretty hot overclocked, but at stock clocks it run pretty cool around 73C average. The only other issue I see with the 3090's are the memory chips on the rear backplate certainly generate a lot of heat overclocked, other than though I think it's a solid card, but very hard to get at MSRP.
@@LousWRX 1 year old PALIT GeForce RTX™ 3090 GamingPro. from 76° max. to +110° in 2 weeks. but i ordered new thermal pads might get it fixed later this week
what is your room temperature ?
About 71F.
Your GPU is not hitting 98 to 99% most likely means your still CPU bound lol remember Nvidia require powerful cpus and ram to run these cards at their max lol
Well, a Ryzen 9 5950X at a 4.7 Ghz all core overclock isn't exactly a slow gaming CPU. But one thing to keep in mind, this was when windows 11 wasn't officially out yet, and Ryzen CPU'S had an issue with the L2 cache bringing down some gaming performance. But either way most of the games were at 97-98 % which is perfectly suitable given the issues I mentioned above. As for Flight Simluator 2020 that game has always been allover the place with CPU performance, especially before all the recent patches that fixed a lot of the previous performance issues.
Good luck giving your kidney to newegg to get one of these
Just wait until they release the 3090 Ti, I'm sure people will be selling they're souls to purchase one.
Waaaaw
THIS DOESN'T HAVE LHR.
For $2k I'll rather get a 3090
Yeah, that's what I ended doing. My local Micro center had a Strix 3090 the following week I bought this, and I exchanged for that for an additional $220 in cost.
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