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System Name | Core |
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Processor | Intel 12700k @ 5.0/4.0 |
Motherboard | ASRock z690 Steel Legend |
Cooling | Artic Cooling Freezer 420 AiO |
Memory | GSkill 64GB 3200 cas 14 b die |
Video Card(s) | Asus Nvidia RTX 4070 Super OC |
Storage | Optane 900p x2, SK Hynix p41 Pro |
Display(s) | ACER 250hz 1080p 25" IPS display x2 |
Case | Phanteks p500a with all Noctua Chromax/Arctic fans |
Audio Device(s) | Focusrite interface, Presonus Studio Monitors and Subwoofer |
Power Supply | Seasonic 850w plat with cable mod cables |
Mouse | Glorious Model O |
Keyboard | Corsair mech k65 |
Software | Win 11 Pro |
Benchmark Scores | 3dmark TimeSpy 20240-rtx 3090FE/12700k/Optane 3dmark TimeSpy 21862-rtx 4070Super/12700k/Optane |
Ive had my 3090 for a while and am not ready to block it, so I thought I would see if I could get the vram temps down a bit. During sustained gameplay the vram runs at or near 100C and has hit 102C. I know this stuff runs hot, but with sufficient case airflow already, I bought some heatsinks. 4x 1.25 inch and 6x 1 inch aluminum variety from Amazon. Already had thermal pad on them. With the heatsinks in place temps went down to 98C, but quickly become heatsoaked, so I added a 80mm fan. That brought temps down to 90C during gameplay which is a good difference since the heatsinks were cheap and I already had the fan. I tried a 60mm (not enough cfm) and a 92mm thin fan, but so far the standard 80mm wins.