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Power limit is, typically, based on the cards base TDP. Is this different?422.9W at 132.1% TDP is believable as well, 320W TDP is not unusual for the higher end or special edition cards to have.
Specs show 250W..
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That said, card partners have fudged numbers in the past... I'd be curious to see what 39% limit is in wattage... that is where the difference typically is.
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Why I was inquiring was because, I wanted to work out if I needed a good psu for my system, what type of wattage would I be looking at in order to ensure a clean power delivery to the GPU. I thought that power delivery efficiency was curved based, and how increased voltage on mem oc increased the wattage the card was drawing over and above the GPU-Z figure.
And yes, it is a special edition card..it weighs 2.5 kG and comes with a AIO cooler. It is packed with heat pipes. I have spent a reasonable amount of money, and want to make sure that the most expensive part of the build is not hobbled by a power supply that does not allow it to be pushed to its limits.
You've got a 1KW, high quality psu, your system fully overclocked will be absolutely fine.
Gpuz power figure, for nvidia, includes the whole gpu afaik. So if you oc the memory, that value will go up. That said overclocking the memory is only a few watts more.
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