PeterPaul0808
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Today arrived my brand new RTX 2080 Super, which made by Inno3D. It costed me a lots of money in my standards, it is a dual 92 mm fan 1,2 kg card, I thought the cooling will be okay. They were very generus, I got in the box a mouspad, a full version of 3DMark and a Bundle code for the new Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, which will release in the near future. I never had problem with brand new cards temps. My old MSI GeForce GTX 1070 Gaming X was the north pole compare to this card. It runs under Control 84-85 °C and loud. I carefully disassembled the card, not broke the warrenty sticker and I applied Arctic Cooling MX4 paste, but maaaybe 1 degree went down, but nothing significant. The cooler doesn't use heatpipes, instead a big copper plate and aluminium lamellas, 2x92 mm fans. But it looks cool and not cheap. When it's under 50 degree the fans stops, but under game it's horrible. This is a factory overclocked model, it pushes near to 2000 mhz when around 70 °C and even when around 85 °C it runs 1850 mhz. I saw some Zotac bioses in the bios list in the page and Zotac RTX 2080 Super Twin Fan has lower boost temp and I assume lower power draw. Do you think it worth flash with this bios, or I would brick the card? I never flashed any card before. Anyway, any help could be useful, because in my countrey where I bought the card, they told me the high temperature is not covered by warrenty and the card should run fine... In normal shops in the capital of my countrey there is a rule, that if the card doesn't work as I wanted I can send back in the first 24 hours, but here, they told me I could go far far away, they don't bother with my problem.
More info: The card in a NZXT Manta, so it is in a small case. Here is a pic about the case inside with the card: 2x140 mm intake, 2x120 mm exhaust and the AiO is 280mm and exhaust too (the fans under the cover).
If you have any good advice thank you for advance!
Peter!
More info: The card in a NZXT Manta, so it is in a small case. Here is a pic about the case inside with the card: 2x140 mm intake, 2x120 mm exhaust and the AiO is 280mm and exhaust too (the fans under the cover).
If you have any good advice thank you for advance!
Peter!
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