3090 FTW3 Ultra Watercooled Overclocking
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- I've finally got my EVGA 3090 FTW3 under water so we can take a look at how it performs and with a extreme custom water-cooling loop.
0:00 - Intro
1:03 - EKWB Waterbock Install
3:23 - System Specs
4:45 - Stock & Overclock Clocks
6:50 - 3DMark Timespy Extreme
8:25 Final Thoughts
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Currently running 3 x 360mm radiators on my 3090 ftw 3. Epic video! Thanks!
What kinda thermals @ what mhz and such?
Im running an EKW active backplate with 2050 core and 10k memory @ 47 degrees full load after like an hour of gaming.
Running 3x420 dual thick airplex radiators CPU is around 55°c @4.6ghz locked 16 cores 5950x
The whole water loop sits around 39-40°c
Legendary setup
Very nice build! (and a succinct, factual video -- thank you)
Mindblowing 😍
you're a savage, I love it!!!
No need to disconnect the RGB cable. You can change the colour and brightness of the block via Asus Aura or whatever software your Mobo uses. I've got my brightness turned to very dim.
Hey! Thanks for vid! What is your water temp under load? Thanks a lot
i am always here just for the caselabs lol
What case is this?
Wow, great job ! I would be pretty scared unassembling my 3090 !
And nice big case BTW, may I ask you which one it is ?
Only thing I could say while watching this is... Holy shit !!!
At bit late to the party, but has the switch to the new GPU changed anything for you coil whine issues?
Will you eventually go with an active back plate for the FTW card?
Thanks for the vid! What was your memory junction temperature under load? I have a 3090 FTW3 and am considering putting it under a block, but im debating if an active rear block is necessary or not. Thanks!
No, it's not. It's a ~4c mem temp difference, that's it. Just by pulling out the heat from the front side of the card that a full block does, it will lower your rear mem temp because there's less heat in the PCB. Don't waste the $ on it.
This was tested. I have a rear block. Temps without the block was around 77c idle almost hitting 105c under load with a rear block i never pass 70c under heavy loads.
METAL KNIFE WTF
Dude… I don’t have the knowledge at all to do any water cooling idek how to put in an aio
PCI-E power draw is what kills the global PL potential of this card. My rev 0.1 card had a cap of 78W in PCI-E PL and it is the reason why the card is rarely seen drawing more than 445W. Rev 1.0 cards were a little better as EVGA revised the PCI-E fuse/vrm design and corrected the PCI-E PL to the max standard of 66W (to avoid having potential issues with lower-end mobos). But rev 1.0 cards imposed a max of 150W power draw from each connecter, which again limits the card to around 450W or so, even with the so-called XOC 500W bios.
Wat?! My 3090 runs at 86c with the stock cooler, no overclocking.
Wow…that’s crazy high. I haven’t hit over 75c on full load under full load
idk man 68c for 3090 fe doesnt seam under water.. should relook at your benchmarks..
like the 3090ftw better than your liquid devil 6900xt? good video too btw.
The unlocked power really lets the FTW3 pull ahead to its full potential. The 6900XT was fun but I actually use Nvidia Broadcast, G-Sync, and shadowplay to ever really go AMD for a main gaming system.
@@SuprUsrStan I had a buddy that traded his 6900xt red devil for a 3070 + some cash just to be able to run the nv filters.
What do you do for a living dude?
Absolutely no reason why he needs those radiators. One 480 for both gpu and cpu is even overkill. I know this because I have 2 480s and ended up taking one out with same results.