KFA2 GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Hall of Fame in Review - Hot, White Cracker with Fun Factor | igorsLAB | Page 5

Temperature gradients and boost clock in detail

The cooler honors its name and keeps the card sufficiently cool. At least 69 °C in open construction and a maximum of 71 °C in the closed housing are a decent offer. The slightly higher Power Target ex works ensures that the beat still plays along quite well. The Founders Edition is much slower and, above all, hotter (and louder).

In the stress test, of course, the clock rates break down a little more clearly.

And now the whole thing again in sober numbers in table form:

	Initial KFA2 GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Hall of Fame	Final value KFA2 GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Hall of Fame	Final value GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Founders Edition
Open Benchtable
GPU Temperatures	40 °C	69 °C	77 °C
GPU clock	2010 MHz	1830 to 1845 MHz	1680 MHz
Ambient temperature	22 °C	22 °C
Closed Case
GPU Temperatures	41 °C	71 °C	80 °C
GPU clock	2010 MHz	1815 to 1830 MHz	1665 MHz
Air temperature in the housing	24 °C	47 °C

Board Analysis: Infrared Images

The following infrared images show the gaming and torture loops in the open structure and in the closed housing. The differences are visible, but not large and the cooler always acts absolutely confidently. Memory and voltage converters remain relatively cool, but there is honest praise from my side.

Even with the stress test, this image is preserved and the card acts quite cool for the implemented performance.

in the closed housing, the picture is very similar, whether it's a gaming or torture loop.

Even in the Torture loop, the memory remains fully within the limit even in the shot housing. Congratulations. This looks much better than the MSI card.