Clock rates and overclocking reserves
The beat thing looks pretty good. In Full-HD and also WQHD in some places, the card already manages well over 1845 MHz ex works and even goes up to about 1965 MHz for a short time in some places. Fully warmed up and in Ultra HD, it’s still between 1845 and 1860 MHz, depending on the game and load. This puts it up to 150 MHz above the GeForce RTX 3070 Ti FE even without OC and power limit increase. If you increase the power limit by the maximum possible 20 watts, then the clock rate can even be increased a bit, because it stabilizes up to 1900 MHz and even a bit more, depending on the chip quality.
Now let’s look at the temperatures. The “GPU diode” (we’ve known it for ages), which is called the edge temperature, is clearly below the FE card with values between 71 and 72 °C. Commendable and really nice and cool, just like the GDDR6X RAM with a maximum of 82 to 83 °C, which is also due to the fan profile and becomes slightly audible. But more on that in a moment. The IR shot from the back didn’t show anything negative either.
By the way, we can also see that the PCB has become much shorter and the last fan can virtually blow through, because the backplate has also been provided with air openings. This in turn serves the cooling performance not insignificantly.
- 1 - Introduction and Technical Details
- 2 - Test System and Methods
- 3 - Teardown: PCB and Cooler
- 4 - Gaming Performance
- 5 - Efficiency and Power Draw in Gaming
- 6 - Power Consumption and PCI SIG Standrad
- 7 - Transients and PSU Recommendation
- 8 - Clock Rate and Temperatures
- 9 - Fan Speed and Noise (Audio samples included)
- 10 - Summary and Conclusion
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