The Cheapest RTX 2080 Super In 2022
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- With used graphics card prices starting to fall I decided to see what aging high end offerings I could find second hand, and one such card I came across was the PNY RTX 2080 Super.
It turns out that this GPU isn't as common as other models, but is it as good, and how well doe sit perform these days?
0:00 Intro, Price and Specs
2:17 The Witcher 3
3:19 How Loud Is It?
3:28 Battlefield 2042
4:13 Cyberpunk 2077
5:07 Far Cry 6
5:47 Forza Horizon 5
6:33 GTA San Andreas Definitive Edition
7:02 Halo Infinite
7:34 Red Dead Redemption 2
8:10 Conclusion
Thanks for watching :) 
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You were searching for copper but you found gold instead, 540 pounds for a 2080 super is amazing now, replace the thermal paste and this card can serve you for years!
replace paste + undervolt. Then its perfect.
@@danieldemeter6927 or aftermarket Arctic cooler so you don't have to undervolt.
@@mikeycrackson Yeah true, I bought a mining 2070 founders edition at 410$ for a friend, I replaced the thermal paste and thermal pads, the card now runs at 65-68C highest under 100% load repasting the card really makes a difference.
We are starting to see 650-700€ =
I just bought one on the 11th for 700 usd
I love the way blower cards look, & it actually didn't sound that loud on the test bench.. Nice find!!
it gives off that old GPU nostalgic feeling
Yeah they have this understated minimalist look to them!
Reason i have vega 56 blower model.
Pay new 270 euro.
Funny thing if you have a blower and your motherboard its upside down.
So your gpu cooler point upwears in your case its really cooler .
And the fan do not spin fast.
Learn how to use liquid metal wisely, and a Dremel for the exhaust bracket [for the love of god take them both off before modding];
and you can make a good blower card, cooler and quieter and actually better than a lot of the lower tier open case coolers.
. Not like there is a warranty with a used mining gpu anyhoo.
@@anasevi9456 i have look in that .
But if i see how later the gpu is damage .
Than i think Just leave IT and use artic silver.
Its not wort IT if you whant to sell the card in the future.
Those blower cards are great if you undervolt them, they run almost at the same frequency but rarely get to more than 65C with good levels of noise, so if you see one for sale at a good price take it, its worth it.
Not to mention that these come with reference PCBs so you can easily slap an AIO or custom watercooling on them down the line.
2080's undervolt nicely, the memory can be overclocked quite ez too on stock voltage. My card runs at 2010 Mhz on 0.975 volt stable in every game i play.
@@dudebroguymate Unless youre a super nerd, thats 100% a waste of time and effort
@@jonathansoko1085 Not really a waste of time, with an aio you can pretty much have no audible noise with great temps, especially on a 2080 super.
Yeah that was going to be my comment too...
the 3090 turbo edition looks scary, that much heat in a blower card is either gonna sound like a mazda 787b, or be as reliable as the mazda rotary itself.
lmao that sure is an interesting comparison
Apt
And eventually it prob will spit flames like one too with all that current!
@@raddysurrname7944 blower vs rotary, that is damn near similar to each other
😆 🤣 😂 😹
I bought the cheapest 2070 super I could find new in December 2019. The only one at $499 msrp was the Zotac 2070 Super mini.
It's actually not so mini with its dual fans, it has been a great 1440p card for me over the last 2 years.
And it's a great looking card too :)
I have a 1070ti Zotac Mini. It also has two fans and it still serves me very well considering it was only 350 in late 2017 when I bought it. Only 1080p tho
I got a 2070 Gaming X in spring 2020 because at the time it was cheaper than a 5700XT and I knew supply issues were going to become a concern. I really wanted a 2070 Super but the cheapest I saw were closer to $530-550 and I didn't want to risk waiting another month.
But that's fine cause the 2070 has served me very well.
Had the mini too. It's a solid card and as far as I know doesn't perform worse than the other 2070 super.
Yeah I have the OC Windforce 2070 Super, got it for £440
I love that the background for a tech product is actually outdoors, I have no idea why but I love the contrast
I always liked the idea of blower-style GPU coolers. It makes a lot of sense to dump the heat of your potentially hottest component outside of the case, and I bet that you can optimize the case pressure and fan curve to a point where the blower card is not significantly hotter or noisier than traditional two or three fan cards.
It's louder bro, blower it's not just the name, it can get very loud.
Blower style cards usually aren't the best in most situations, in my previous system I ran two 980 ti's blower style in SLI. They ran very hot and I was grateful to own a pair of noise cancelling headphones.
watch buildzoid's video on blower cards. They are objectively worse.
@@crazyflaps169 Dear lord, seems 980s were just screamers in general. My old Galax SOC one is a lot louder than my blower 1080 lol (and uh, my 980 is a triple fan card with fresh thermal paste etc). Blower cards are great when the OEM doesn't cheap out on the heatsink and the system has adequate case cooling/airflow (looking at you there Asus Turbo 960. Mine got hella loud and toasty)
My all time favorite blower card is the GTX 1070 Katana. Galax put a really nice copper heat sink on it and it's only 1 slot!
I was quite surprised at the temps, I though that would explode the second you looked at it 😂. It's almost identical performance wise to my 3070 laptop, especially in Forza and halo. Fantastic find at the price!
Your content is amazing:).
Thank you :)
@@RandomGaminginHD Welcome:).
Another great video!
When I had a founder edition gtx 1070, I turned my pc case upwards so the heat would rise easier. Doing so it dropped it a couple degrees, you could always look for an aftermarket cooler.
I’ve been using second hand Xeon workstations for years, and cards with blower coolers are pretty much mandatory for me to use. So hunting down a graphics card is a real pain. You got a great deal there!
loved the video 🙂
the blower style is so nostalgic, it takes us back to early 2010's.
Keep that as you can revisit it every year to remind us the GPU scalping days early 2020's.
can you do seperate tests for ray tracing on these rtx cards? would be nice to know where they stand in raytracing performance.
I kinda wish there was more "blower" / "turbine" style cards. I mean, this type of cooler design was basically created for tiny & small PCs. Some time ago, there was this trend for "console killer" PC. The Blower style cooler works independent from your "inside the case" fans. It sucks the air from the side, and then blows it directly out of the PC (back of the gpu, where HDMI ports are). So it does not interfere with your CPU & PSU cooling.
Seeing current trends of "ITX gaming PC", I have no idea why this type of cooler is no longer used, especially for mid-range GPUs, that do not produce a lot of heat.
The cooling perfomance on them is adequate, but poor, yet they also tend to be louder than comparable non-blower cards thanks to the fan style, single fan, and the need for higher fan speeds to get decent cooling. Thus, even in the ITX gaming PC trend they aren't desirable.
I've seen blower 3060s and I want one so bad for a "console" PC for the living room
I wholly agree with you!
You can also do interesting things with them, such as the single slot Galax 1070 Katana. (Damn I want one so bad.)
The problem though, is gaming journalists. These kinds of cards always got slapped with "HOT AND LOUD".
This caused manufacturers to not put any real money into the heat sink design, so it was sh!t, and this contributed to the "HOT AND LOUD" as the card was forced to rely harder on brute force with the blower fan rather than effective heat sink design.
Eventually, especially after the 20 series when nV officially abandoned blowers for the FE and reference, the design was truly relegated to the annals of history, and not fondly remembered as everyone still only ever thinks of "HOT AND LOUD", and not their potential advantages.
Never mind that the 1070 Katana, which had a much thinner profile to worry about, was able to run modest temps and noise with the mid-range 1070 under the hood, and even the 5700XT, the last mainstream card offered in a mainstream blower, was able to achieve sane thermals and noise once AMD's poor design decisions (woeful contact pressure in particular) were corrected.
I very much want blowers back. Especially for the lower power mainstream parts. At least as an OPTION.
They might not be for everyone, but they deserve to exist.
Edit: Why are people upvoting this massive heap of misinformative trash?
They also work as hair dryers in a pinch
my last blower card was an rx480. i never want a blower card ever again
Nice catch👍!
idk why I like watching your videos so much, I guess I feel more comfortable hearing you talk about finding the best GPU deals for your personal use like a normal person instead of most RUclipsrs.
I’ve used ‘Blower’ design gpus a few times in the past and been quite happy with their performance and noise levels overall. I’ve used a GTX1080ti, GTX980Ti, GTX980, GTX690 over time in a couple gaming rigs. As stated in this video, ‘Blower’ designs generally are noticeably cheaper than every other design out there and yield the same performance, just at a slightly higher temp and a little more fan noise. If you give them a little additional airflow via a case fans, this can make a noticeable difference with a ‘Blower’ designs overall temperatures.
why your videos are so calming lol
6:12 that drift was so clean
Good card, looks well, I like the glossy black. Good video as usual.
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Great video as always. I actually have a PNY 1660 super blower style card, would love to get my hands on that 2080 LOL
Im happy that you showed more things on osd
Nice find. The 2080Super was the card I started off with :,D
Nice video, mate. I do like how you get lucky enough to have blower cards that "breeze," while on the other hand, I got Blower for 🍃 hahaha
I don't know my 2070s twin frozer is still doing very well. I was thinking about upgrading but at the same time im happy with were im at with my aio and fan set up. Nothing in my case reaches over 60c in all cases/load's and i don't ever change the case fan setting's at all. Love the video's man, Have a great one. Cheer's.
Love you man
Hey! What test bench case do you have!? I’ve been wanting one.
That video absolutely _blew_ me away! I think should totally try watercooling it with a cheap, used waterblock and compare the performance.
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Great video, always had a love for the blower style cards! This is an eye opener for me though, I was lucky enough to snag a White Gigabyte 3 fan 2070 super which has never hit over 63°C and locks itself at 2000 mhz on the core clock in newer games and 1990 mhz on older games.(it likes to peak at 2070mhz *haha and settle on from there as it approaches 60°) I'm also running a 1440p setup, but the shocker is I got it for $275 right at the end of 2020!
Blower style cards have a certain slickness to them
Agreed!
Nice find man glad you got one finally 😊
On a separate note. I will be heavily disappointed if Nvidia doesn't release a Gtx 2022 super edition
I have a 2080ti blower card, the MSI Aero version. There are a couple of things to look out for with blower cards in addition to the things you mentioned. First, the BIOSes of these cards tend to be very restrictive in terms of maximum power draw. That can limit your overclocking options, so it's best to actually undervolt the GPU, which can also get you better speeds, quieter operation, or both. The second issue (which does not seem to be the case on your card) is that some like mine are based on a quadro PCB designs rather than a gaming/founders edition one. That means the power connections are on the back rather than the top of the card, which is usually better for servers. In addition to requiring a longer case to allow room for those connections, it also means that very few if any aftermarket heatsinks or waterblocks will be compatible. I was fortunate to find a waterblock for mine that had only passive heatsink fins in that area which I cut away with an angle grinder.
If you find a good deal on one of these cards, but don't want the blower noise, adding a heatsink like an Arctic accelero extreme iv will actually make it essentially the quietest card out there. It will cost about $40 extra though, (and take up a huge amount of space) so factor that in when considering your options
a fun video would be to see how it performs after fresh thermal paste and pads, that card probably lived a hard live so it should help bring temps and noise down
Man! I love the way you are being honest with all of us on the "available" video cards lately.
Small brag, I just ordered parts to upgrade to 12th Gen Intel i5 and new RAM, etc., but hanging on to my good old GTX 1070.
I know it will be the bottleneck, but it will run at 100% from now on and then we'll see what comes up in a few years.
1070 isn't a horrible performer on any game, if you temper the settings. I'd much rather my GPU be maxed than the CPU be maxed. What CPU are you upgrading from?
@@lukatosic4447 i5-8400 to an i5 12600K. The 8400 is a 6 core 6 thread and works fine, but I have been doing a lot more video editing in adobe for my humble YT channel this year and like to run a game in the background and a lot of tabs too. I also got 32 GB RAM with it for this purpose.
Would be interested in knowing what the "hot spot" temperature readings turned out to be, on my MSI RTX 2070 Armor 8G OC card the hotspot tends to be nearly 20c higher than the normally reported temperatures.
im impressed with temps on this card, i tested turbo versions too and they were sitting at 80+ casually under load, but i had them in the case not in the open
This specific blower card is used in the Alienware systems so I assume they are only given to the system integrators like dell/Alienware. It would also explain why they are fairly uncommon.
Oh. Someone else noticed! :)
Normally over the years, I have preferred blower style cards due to the fact they tend to be easier to find blocks for.
This looks like a cracking card for the money in today's market and a decent 1080p and 1440p card for a good few years. Good find.
i used to have a gtx 980 blower card that would sound as though a plane would be taking off during gaming. after that i decided no more blowers, but i still see them at tempting prices. if that ones as quiet as you say, then thats a great deal.
Bought this exact card in dec 2023 for 170 plus 20 shipping. Loving it so far. Water cooled it so I don’t have to worry about the blower noise.
Do you know if you are able to swap the cooler? There is a triple fan design on a PNY 2080 super, am guessing that would fit the PCB and you could compare temps and noise.
Anyway, good deal getting a 2080 super for under £600 these days, I have found GPUs are slowly decreasing in price and becoming more available, fingers crossed by the end of the year it should be normal.
Crossing my fingers that my 1080 lives for a while longer, myself. Nice find
I have Fe version of 2080s and yeah i agree it looks amazing, but when it comes to maintanance, its a nightmare
Keep it, it'll see ya right for a long time
I have a blower style 3060ti in my prebuilt. Is there any pro/con to blower style cooled GPUs?
3:27 That is one very quiet blower style card, I am probably going to get one for a brand content rendering system in future.
My first RX 5700 XT at full tilt was louder by at least 30db
How are you able to get your temps that low?! I have an RTX3080 Blower Type and I averagearound high 70's to mid to low 80's. Is it simply because it's an RTX3080 instead of an RTX2080? I'm at a point where I ordered an AIO for my GPU just to keep the temps in check. I know it's those temps are within spec, but I'd rather have a cooler card if I can help it.
I too collect blower style cards and have a fair few from multiple generations, and this thing interests me, but I don't know if it would be worth adding to my collection since I don't game very much anymore and already have a 980Ti Reference card (EVGA Gaming SC), but still, I do love the sleek look of that thing.
I have one of these in Blower models (HP OEM). It has a beefy copper heatsink inside the blow-chamber, so It's quite a heavy little brick of a card. Runs perfectly fine.
Try to undervolt it. You can get it pretty low voltage/temps @stock clocks. Meaning you might get it down to 65c, even at stock (quiet) fan curve, so will run quiet at that temp. I also estimate 60c is possible with 50-55% fan speed when undervolted pretty well @stock clocks (20-22c ambient)
The 2080S is still a great GPU. It performs as the 3060 Ti +/-
Sadly, my 2080 ti pny does not seem to like to undervolt, and strangely, has very hot memory Temps of 96 degreees.
I am kinda jealous... but congratulate you on your new card.
I for my part stay with my trusty GTX 1060 6gb... (because I can't afford a newish card...) my MSI card managed to get an fairly consistent overclock and with that I can play most games in rather good quality without it becoming a power point presentation.
How the ‘ell did you get the metrics overlay in halo Infinite?
Found a used rtx 2080 evga xc ultra for 550usd local is this a good price or what should I be asking before I buy the card
I purchased a non-super Windforce 2080 last July for around the same price as you when I couldn't get my hands on a 3070. Don't regret it one bit!
im still gaming on it 18 months later. its great.
I am so happy ppl are getting good deals too! i cant believe i found a 2070super for 480 eur (400 pounds) in these times, gonna be my card for prob 2 years unless i get a deal like that again, also try putting an accellero cooler on it maybe!
I got an Asus 2080ti blower when the price dropped just before the 3000 series launched. Put an EK waterblock on it. Fantastic
Did you sell your RTX 3070? isn't that card stronger than a 2080 super or 2080ti and better for you to test for the 1440p monitor or i'm wrong?
Just curious to know what processor and ram along with their speeds were used. I am planning on upgrading to 12th gen i5 from my 4th gen i7. Already have a 2080 super aorus. Thanks in advance 😁😁
I5 10400F and 16GB 2666 (2x 8GB) DDR4. I'll be upgrading the i5 after a solid year of service soon though :)
I picked up a PNY rtx 2080 Ti turbo (it has a backplate!) for $400 USD which I put in my sff build around June 2022. Changed the thermal pads and thermal paste. Sill runs like a champ!
I even have the 2080 Ti version of this blower. It's perfect for a mini-ITX build.
Do you want it to catch fire?
I think blower cards are one of the best looking graphics card models there are. A shame that there aren't being made more!
they run just way too hot
Try changing the stock heat sink with other compatible heatsink & then post 1 video if the temps will be cooler & overclock a little bit if temp allow.
Looks like a very-good video card, especially for Halo Infinite! I'm saving up so I can get an upgrade for the video. I currently have a GeForce GTX 1660 Super, which OCs well. But been wondering if it's going to be too slow for Halo Infinite or not. That's what I'm focusing on, so I plan to get nothing higher-end than a Radeon RX 6600 XT, months down the road!
Dang man not bad, i got a 2080 super back last october for $700 usd, an MSI Ventus OC,
I also happened to get my current daily 3070 for the same, also a Ventus lol. Love it tho the 2080 is a beast too!!
I believe you can get some effective after-market cooling for most blower GPUs since they tend to be at least based on manufacturer reference PCB. I believe "ARCTIC" is one of the more reputable brands that makes after-market GPU coolers both air and AIO water coolers. This should boost performance quite bit even at stock clocks.
Glad that you were able to get one at least. For cooling, if that blower-style raises some suspicions to you, you can always count on EK and their water blocks for it. Just a custom loop with soft tubing and some thought in it and you have a pretty cool 2080 Super. Finally able to play whatever your heart wants! Anyway, more than 60 FPS is not necessary... and is very hard to distinguish between more FPS, especially if you played a lot of games only for the story on crappy hardware just giving a big large F to those medium or high system requirements necessary to play the game.
About proper cooling, do keep in mind that only the heat can kill electric components.
On that note, nice piece of gold, take good care of it.
do you mind investing in new chip like an i7 or i9 in the intel board or ryzen 5000 platform of your benchmark to avoid CPU bottleneck over high end cards to give the GPU enough headroom to precise the results of your videos and thank you i like your videos
What part of the UK do you live in??? Its bloody freezing in Nottingham
I have a Single fan PNY 1660 Super and it doesn’t exist on the techpowerup database. I wonder if it’s to do with PNY or if my card wasn’t bought that much.
what happened to the 3070 you purchased back in oct 2020?
I managed to pick up an Alienware R11 a while ago with a Dell OEM rebranded MSi RTX 2080 Super. found out it had the same PCB layout as the MSi Aero RTX 2080 Super and managed to slap an EKWB waterblock with backplate on it. It now runs smoothly in my SFX rig. I think I struck gold with the purchase as I only ended paying approximately 400 EUR for the card itself and an additional 100 EUR for the aftermarket cooling.
I have the same style pny 2060 super. Got it right at the beginning of the pandemic, before the prices kicked off like crazy ($330 I believe, when they were still selling retail for $400). Great card when undervolted on a custom power curve and fan curve; still hit the same frequencies as other 2060 supers and I even have it in a nzxt h510, so it's managing that all with pretty sub par airflow. Dialed it in to hover at 80C at a full sustained load
You could tell the ambient temperature in the videos so the GPU temp would be a bit more useful
me with 1050 when i see the title 🙂
My 750Ti is sitting in the corner looking very jealous
@@RandomGaminginHD Here i am with my cloud gaming service with 2080 ti installed in their systems be like-. Oh, this is so much better than my laptop lol.
1050 is still a beast compared to my 630M
@@RodyTheRoad Of-course. You cannot compare lol.
hey, I am getting Asus 3070 turbo for 340 USD blower model, is it a good deal?
Managed to snag one of these for a friends PC for $700 USD in an eBay auction. More than I wanted to pay, but happy I got it for that price too
I bought a Zotac RTX 2080 blower card in early 2021 and it was all around a great experience. I had it in a very compact mATX build so that it exhausted hot air right out of the case was an asset. They are a little nosier than a high end triple fan card, but again the benefit of ejecting hot air out of the case and with a bit of an undervolt they run cool enough to not notice the fan noise in most situations. If you can get a blower card for a good deal in this economy, its absolutely worth the compromise if you get a good price.
Just out of curiosity did something happen to your rtx 3070?
I have a 1U and 2U case, both fitted to take full 2 slots gpu. Blowermodels are ideal in that case. In fact I learned that because the air goes out right away, less heat in the case, slower fans.
I have the MSI RTX 2080 Super Ventus XS OC paired with an i9 10900KF both water cooled and I think it's cool that you're testing an RTX 2080 Super. My RTX 2080 Super Ventus XS OC is overclocked with a core clock that can hit 2,025mhz and memory clock that can hit 9,000mhz at 576gbs memory bandwidth depending on the game. It can handle Doom Eternal at 9,000mhz memory clock so far without crashing but other games crash.
I was lucky enough to get my mits on a 3080 two weeks after launch for retail. Although I spent an unholy amount time staring at Newegg,Best Buy, and Nvidia. Upgraded from a 1080 I picked up used for $300 on eBay a couple years back. It’s crazy though that card has only increased in value.
I have the 2080 ti version of the same card. With MSI Afterburner, I can get a nice overclock and keep it cool with manually controlled fan speed. It's loud but the fan can crank up like crazy. Runs very hot if the fan is not manually controlled.
Not too long ago I bought an RTX 2080 Super as well. For the same price. But mine's an Inno3D Twin X2 card. Though indeed 1440p is the sweet spot. I'm getting a mostly 60fps (capped) when playing Forza Horizon 5 at 4k High preset (and some stuff set to Ultra instead). Amazing how well optimized that game is.
Yeah it runs like a dream!
Same my 3070 does 100+ fps on FH5 at high-ultra in 1440p
Blower cards are underrated. I have a blower 2060, specifically looked for this type of card because I was putting it in a Node 202, where the card is parallel with the motherboard and not much space around the GPU compartment.
I had referent R9 290, so i will never buy graphics cars with this kind of cooler
I managed to buy 3060ti (asus dual) for £550 on ebay a couple of weeks ago - I wondered why you went 2080super instead of a newer generation and more efficient card? They seem to be pretty much on par I think?
I got myself an Asus RTX 2080 "Turbo" ages ago, because it was quite cheap where i live comparitively, and it had avaliable water blocks. But i just never ended up getting that water block and ended up just using it the way it is. The only problem is the fan is unbalanced and vibrates audibly at around 80% fan speed and above. But i just keep it under that and its served me well for years now.
Why do I love your channel? Perhaps it's because you correctly follow convention and call it 2160p!
😁 thank you
I love FH5 and find that it runs really well at max settings on my 2070super, which is also an oem blower style card. I think it might actually be a PNY as well but I haven’t checked.
Also as a side note, you should try FF15 in your tests, as it’s an older yet still quite graphically demanding game that when played with the right hardware and settings looks EXCELLENT imo
I've always liked blower-style gpus too. This looks better than 90% of the fugly cooling solutions sold on the market today.
I have a Zotac RTX 2080 Blower, which is a boiling hot, jet engine. I got it for £330, so I’m not really going to complain.
Yeah decent price there. I take it that was before the shortages etc? If not that's an even better deal!
Temperatures usually don't matter until a certain point where they reach throttling temps I hear.
Like running at 50° or 60° don't make much of a difference.
But 80° is where you should be looking at ways to tone it down.
How hot does this blower card run?
Had a Vega 56 blower (got it for 200€ new,before covid and all) was decent performing card but was noisy as hell and got really hot...sold it and bought from that money my now current rx 5700 (gaming x)
@@RandomGaminginHD Yeah, it was a while ago now. I seriously have no idea how I got this card, honestly.
Crazy how fast gpu use prices faill going faster and faster down.
I just picked up a 2070super this week for about 163 pounds in my area ,as well upgraded to a 1440p 144hz monitor for about 89 pounds used. The 2070s plays games quite well on 1400p if you mess with the settings a bit depends on the game. With my ryzen 3600 it still does well despite the CPU being a few years old now. Enjoyed the video!
Im running a 2070super from evga, its called "black" and its a blower style one. Its excelent and i dont regret choosing it over a normal fan one.
Can anyone help I have a 980 reference and hits 80c on load if turn fan to max or do a fan curve will stay like 60c-70c so my question is, is that normal 980 temps or does thermal paste need replacing it's not noisy or anything not long had card and just wanna make sure it's ok and can do any preventative maintenance on it now before gets hammered for what I imagine are it's last few years of life for a older card.
I bet a waterblock and a good overclock could see some fantastic results, I love high end cards from older generations I have a 6800XT yet I still would LOVE a 1080ti or such so cool to see the top of class of these older generations even if the 20 series cards were pretty minuscule upgrades over the 10 series they are still very interesting
is 72C much for a two fan card? (evga 2070 super)
I bought a no brand 2080 with a blower cooler a few months ago and it was actually quite silent. I had it in a 4000D case which has great airflow too. I played Cyberpunk at 1440p on high and still couldn’t really hear the fan spinning.