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System Name | MSI-MEG |
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Processor | AMD Ryzen 9 3900X |
Motherboard | MSI MEG X570S ACE MAX |
Cooling | AMD Wraith Prism + Thermal Grizzly |
Memory | 32 GB |
Video Card(s) | MSI Suprim X RTX 3080 |
Storage | 500 GB MSI Spatium nvme + 500 GB WD nvme + 2 TB Seagate HDD + 2 TB Seagate HDD |
Display(s) | 27" LG 144HZ 2K ULTRAGEAR |
Case | MSI MPG Velox Airflow 100P |
Audio Device(s) | Philips |
Power Supply | Seasonic 750W 80+ Gold |
Mouse | HP OMEN REACTOR |
Keyboard | Corsair K68 |
Software | Windows10 LTSC 64 bit |
Indeed it is noisy as hell but I'm ready to embrace any noise for extra life of gpu in returnHot spot and VRAM looks good, specially hot spot.
1900 RPM on 3x fans for me will be too noisy.
When I did the test on Superposition 8k optimized Cinematic loop 25 min, I set mine to 1400 RPM(fixed) 3x 92 mm fans + 1 back of GPU@ 890 RPM during the test. Highest average temp VRAM was 56 C. Mem 3 group is the hottest VRAM on my GPU because is close to power delivery components.
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While gaming I'm using 1300 RPM for the GPU fans and aprox 800-1000 RPM on the back one.
You can see bellow the test I've done in Furmark 30 min, before and after changing my leaky pads with Upsiren Thermal Putty.
Even Furmark doesn't test that hard VRAM you can see a difference of of 6 C less after Putty mod. 10C less on Hot spot and on GPU core. TBH I didn't expect such difference. I can't think of any pad brand to do that I used PTM 7950 on CPU never attempted on VRAM. But Upsiren putty is much cheaper and for my card I need over 100 Gr of putty since this card has a middle plate.
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So you say I should just leave the vram pads as is?