I recommend anyone that gets the rtx 3090 to flash the bios to galax 390watt bios. it turns it into a completely different card and gives a big performance increase and lower Temps. it fixes everything that's wrong with the zotac bios.
Zotac is incredibly average...which is very disappointing considering they are an exclusive partner like EVGA, Powercolor, Saphire, which are all highly popular brands
The thing with Zotac seems to be that they're great at providing a quality card at MSRP, and possibly a smaller form factor card as well that is around msrp.
@@samgoff5289 I bought a 3090 trinity a while, it does exactly whats its meant to , any other brand IMO is only marginally not ALOT, it,d be way less then 10%, which is really nothing to brag about, and yes i know they may use some cheaper components ,but if you are NOT over clocking they are fine.
Hey, I have the LG CX 48 with the Founders 3090, running the latest 3.11.30 firmware, everything works fine, Gsync, HDR, VRR, all enabled and running smooth, using the Zeskit HDMI cable from amazon, the 10 foot version. Its the best display I have ever used, very CRT like with no pixel trail, amazed every single time I use it.
I think there's a giant 6800 XT shaped elephant in the room if you don't care about ray tracing... that price difference for effectively the same performance is astonishing.
He is speaking to the productivity side of the audience, which unfortunately AMD aren't even in the running 😂 so no the 6800xt is not an elephant in the room unless all you do is play video games and on that case surely nobody is buying a $1500 graphics card...I mean if you have cash and don't give a fuck sure but in that case you don't care about price to performance so yet again 6800xt doesn't matter
@@samgoff5289 I'd bet 90% of 3090 purchasers bought it for gaming. These are the same people that go out and buy the highest end gaming cards on release (titan, 2080 ti, 1080 ti etc). Yeah, they've got money to burn. So yes, the 6800 XT is very impressive all things considered. And if Nvidia is gimping their drivers to favor their high-end productivity focused cards, then the 3090 can't show its true potential anyway.
@@samgoff5289 A Titan RTX is in better shape in the productivity scene, Nvidia has hamstrung the 3090 to the point where it's useless for most apps. 24 gigabytes is great and all but there's no app support to benefit from it, and for games that amount won't help it in a few years as its GPU will be well obsolete by then.
What I find even more astonishing is that the 6800XT gets the performance of the 3090 with HALF THE CORES. I remember the day when the Vega64(4100 cores) was struggling to compete with the GTX1080(2500 cores). AMD has made HUUUUUGE leaps.
@ you and everyone else replying obviously don't do productivity work 😂 do you know what CUDA is? Nvidia is hands down the go to brand for productivity, there are tons of programs that won't even work with AMD gpu and I don't even mean AMD runs slower..they simply won't work. This can't be the first time you have heard this unless you just haven't researched it
I've used the zotac 3090 for about a month now. Very impressed so far. I currently run either 27 inch 1440p on a pixio screen or more recently a Samsung Odyssey g9.. a bad mammajamma.
Those numbers are with raytracing and dlss turned off. 3090 is not worth the price hike but definitely scores higher in almost every game....if you want max settings and decent frame rate.
He just put a video out over on Level1Linux where he talked about it. It’s actually a really interesting video if you’re interested in the potential future of SR-IOV (and/or the other similar technologies).
i have Zotac 3090 i use for GPU rendering specially and recently i played Horizon and death stranding at fullllll setings at 144hz 4K on Xiomi 4k 34 in monitor , card reach near 72 degrees while gaming and rendering too ( not together ) overall im happy with zotac and its sucking around 400 whatts
Please stay as much on the naughty list as you absolutely can! We (user and consumer) benefit a great deal from it and at some point the companies have to give in. Thank you for all the informative content! Thumbs Up!! :D
Love the review. Would be great if you talk more about compute and machine learning performance, and how much it is driver-limited compared to the Titan or Quadro cards.
Thank you so much for a fantastic review. It's hard to find actual comparison between drivers and their implication in most of the other reviews. Great work
A few words to the backplate: I own the zotac 3080 which looks identical to the 3090. On the 3080 you DO NOT have to remove the entire cooler to get rid of the backplate. I deshrouded my card because the stock fans suck imho. Doing this I temporarily had to remove the backplate (to be able to disconnect the rgb plug on the backside of the card). The backplate is held by screws that are accessible as soon as the plastic shroud is removed. Also I am not to sure about getting rid of the backplate entirely, because Zotac applied a few themalpads to it, so it is obviously meant to act as a heatsink. Just my 2 cents.
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thank you for the honest reviews, that is why I comeback to your channel
Can't speak to monitors, but can confirm that using a 3090 with the LG C9 OLED is a beautiful experience. They've ironed out most of the early firmware/driver bugs and 4k120 @ 4:4:4 12 bit with VRR is amazing.
That 3090 looks super sweet. Sometime in the new year I'll be rocking one of those or maybe that rumored 3080ti. My folding/gaming rig could use some extra punch.
nVidia's drivers under Linux is why I swapped to an AMD card. Every time they updated them it broke something else. Been through three driver updates on the AMD card and each one has just been better, none of the BS I had with nVidia.
The Nvidia Studio drivers do work with 3090, (I work with Davinci Resolve Studio) I was lucky enough to get this card in the UK two weeks ago, at a decent price, (under £1500) it's a big boy, very long as you mentioned, and I just about squeezed it into my rig, it actually touched the Reservoir. my EK waterblock and Back plate arrived last Friday (4th Dec 2020) fitting them is a bit fiddly, even though I have done this a few times before, but when you are playing with over £1700 of your own money, it's still nerve wracking, but the manuals can be found on EK website, although, they don't show the Waterblock and back plate together, so you have to work it out for yourself. End result, my temps dropped from 57c to 27c, i'm very happy, and hope to be using this great GPU, to play games, and earn me a living, for a good few years. love the content Wendell. and it's great to see Linux mentioned. (I run a few Linux workstations as well)
Yeah I like this type of review managed to bag a MSI trio 3090 but had the choice of a zotac or a pny the reason on my decision was the fact the MSI backplate has heat pipes for those rear mem modules and tearing down is a very simple feat I intend on water cooling it as it's a very good overclocker and the temps on the standard fan curve are a little uncomfortable for me so custom fan curve and noise is where I'm at right now
I managed to order a 3090FE at MSRP during the last drop in the UK. I got tired of waiting for the 3080FE to be available for more than 30 seconds before being sold out, scalpers and scalper etailers. The Zotac seems to be more available but goes for £1600 to £1700, the 3090FE when available is £1399. 3080's like the Zotac Holo goes for £950+ and the FE is £649.
Wow out of all channels.... you are saying you are getting a great deal for 1500$ ? From your own graphs the 6800XT seems like a MUCH MUCH better deal tbh for half the money.
Wendell, I believe the other LG models do....."LG NANO CELL" series models do on the higher end ones, I believe they are in the $700-$850 and also the new TCL tv's as well.
Sorry man, but that 10 GB is an issue. There is zero way I would be a 3080 with 10GB when recent games are already over the 10GB. I want my card to last at least 3-4 years.
It's a $3,700.00 here in Canada for that hot plate. You forgot to mention the vrm heat, holy moly mister... that's HOT! Out of box playing Battle Field 1 i was at 104c package temp, played 5minutes for that. I am disappointed to say the lease. Changing pads apparently helps.. but dang!
I scooped up the 2019 55in LG C9 OLED 4K120 with G-SYNC for $800 (open box). Gotta love Micro Center. Gotta love LG also, since they pushed out a new firmware update so the C9 now supports Freesync and VRR. The C9 has the full 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 ports and i've had no color compression or VRR issues like most of the CX models that have been known to have those issues. Again, the CX models do NOT have the full 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 port. They use a 40Gbps HDMI port with color compression. So, be on the lookout with some of these OLEDs. Even the LG ones. I also been testing with Nano85's and 90's, 4K120 with VRR and surprisingly close to the OLEDs. Just gotta test the panel. I actually took a USB-c adapter with me and hooked my phone up to about 20TV's testing panels in the TV section. As far as i can tell. Its OLED, NANO (85 and 90series), QLED from Samsung then LG's newest IPS 4K120 55in+ TV's. I haven't found any other TV's that can match those and at under a $1,000. Another thing i've found at Micro is that they don't put everything they have at the store online. I also walked out with a Gigabyte OC 3070 for $515. My friend was trying hug me when i told him i found a 3070 for msrp for'em.
So far as having the limit of 375 watts, my Zotac 3080 holo amp is pretty amazing. Maxing out the power slider I can get it to consistently run over 2050 to 2070 mhz to the core with a custom fan curve. I just wonder if it had more power to it because it only has 2 8 pins where the limit of my particular card is.
I really wish you would put a warning on screen when you are playing a noise sample and are about to talk or make some other loud noise. I dont think it scared the dogs too much thankfully XD
Best usage of a 3090 is probably deep learning applications, not gaming. And that's where the 24GB are very much appreciated. Unfortunately no data center use - damn you EULA :-)
That thing was so loud compared to the 3080 founders edition. I mean as soon as a game it started and on and off. What is the best way to remove the 3080 drivers so I can install the zotac 3090 fresh? I wanted to play msfs2020 but it won't let me and someone said its the old drives that need deleting. Thank You
And how's the media encoding pipeline under linux? Maybe if you use really huge source files the encoder can utilise all that free VRAM to load those files into card's memory...
What is with all these AIBs suddenly starting to put proper vents on the mounting brackets; but so far only on cards that have a fin orientation that makes that ventilation pointless? Are mounting bracket cutouts the new "quality" signal, like aluminum fan shrouds or fake vrm heatsinks?
The pricing would be great if they went anywhere near msrp. They don't and they're not gonna. Here in Europe a 3080 is at least 1000€. Everywhere else it's still going to be more than 800.
LG Nano 867 is a tv to look at. have it but no hdmi gpu. so it works well with hdmi 2.0 and is a great product for around 500eur i paid for the 49 version
Ok, so you mentioned in bps video that gpus will just get cheaper from here because additional resolution and frames becoming unnecessary. My question is.... will VR go mainstream? Then I could see a legit case for more power because you’ll need to push 2 4K displays at once.
Do you think it could be possible to enables dlss via dmi commands on windows, on any video or game?... could you kindly make a tutorial on nvidia smi and useful commands to ovveride gpu boost, set clocks, set memory clocks, adjust or ovveride power limits, etcetc......
Using LG C9 with 3080 right now. Can confirm that it works fine now, getting my 120fps, but it some games (like witcher 3) you need to add vertical sync to the g-sync for some reason. In almost all of games I've tried thing are running smooth with g-sync. Although in doom eternal I need to turn msi afterburner off, otherwise I get only 60 fps locked (very weird). Also was forced to upgrade my hdmi cable
Puget systems is recommending the 3090 for the Octane Render Engine, could you please run octane bench on your system to validate their results? It would be nice to hear the perspective of someone who isn't trying to sell me on an upgrade
As for the popularity of Manjaro, among gamers on linux it is a pretty large distro. Second only to Ubuntu according to the steam hardware survey. Personally prefer to run arch but still. Either way nvidia drivers does still mean no Wayland, no wacky igp+gpu setups and general nvidia wanting to mess with xorg files bs. Personally I would prefer not to use it.
Btw, is there any point for anyone outside of AI and ML to get a Tesla K80? There's a used one for sale here in Sweden for 450 Euros. Does the operating system see it a single gpu etc?
the $ 1500 3090, not intended for gaming, is only 3 to 8 fps more in games than the $750 3080 . the 3090 additional expense is not justified for gaming alone. especialy if a $1000 20 gb vram 3080ti is sooon to be released, likely available sept, 2021. Also, you imply there are many $300 k jobs in the market for 3090 heavyweight users, not sure if you said that tonque in cheek since those jobs are hard to get, few and far between. although we value the nvidia dlss and rtc, the $1000 6900xt 16gb vram will potentially competein many areas with the 3090. and the 3090 is often not at the top of your charts. so, all this made me thing your review only recommends the 3090 tonque in cheek, not actually recommended by your presentation details. not recommended by you, between the lines.
Money-wise, the gap with a CPU change is not worth it in gaming, you will definitely gain more FPS by switching your graphic card than a CPU right now.
in my case the CPU is absolutely the main bottleneck, just look at the GamersNexus video covering CPU performance in games over the last _n_ years and you'll see just how low down the 6600k is
@@wreckervilla I have a 6700k and a GTX980. My nephew have a R7 2700x ( so mostly in the same ballpark of performance ), and had a GTX980, which he changed for a 3070, it doubled or even tripled his digits in any game he ran. I doubt he would have gained that much FPS if he decided to switch for a 3700x or even a 5700x. For sure, in any case, you will have a gap by changing your CPU, but if you have a "shitty" GPU, and you change your processor for a top-notch one, you will be for sure GPU bottlenecked. CPU bottleneck is less likely to happen in gaming nowaday.
@@Smirnoff67 Yea try using 4cores/4 threads in 2021 for anything using a strong gpu or not you will cough so hard with all that stutter and the drops in frames
It looks like a better price then it really is I'd say. Since it's really only good by comparison to the gross overpriced stuff of the 2000 cards. And considering the weak gains we had going from 10 to 20 cards. This isnt nearly as impressive as nvidia wants people to think it is.
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I like this kind of a review so I'm leaving a comment down below.
I recommend anyone that gets the rtx 3090 to flash the bios to galax 390watt bios. it turns it into a completely different card and gives a big performance increase and lower Temps. it fixes everything that's wrong with the zotac bios.
can you give a link?
Can you elaborate more on this?
What if the card is limited to 350?
Thanks for showing zotac some love. I'm rocking a 1660 super from zotac and its great
Edit: typo
Awesome :) ~ Editor Amber
Zotac is incredibly average...which is very disappointing considering they are an exclusive partner like EVGA, Powercolor, Saphire, which are all highly popular brands
The thing with Zotac seems to be that they're great at providing a quality card at MSRP, and possibly a smaller form factor card as well that is around msrp.
@@samgoff5289 I bought a 3090 trinity a while, it does exactly whats its meant to , any other brand IMO is only marginally not ALOT, it,d be way less then 10%, which is really nothing to brag about, and yes i know they may use some cheaper components ,but if you are NOT over clocking they are fine.
would love more rant and more intuitive projects, iot, security virtualization , composable arch etc
but its just me , love and lots of respect
The Rush seems to have been launched? Oh no, poor Geoffrey ;) (6:20)
He must be dyslexic. I'm dyslexic and do that shit all the time.
I do that all the time. His mouth can't keep up with what he is thinking. 😀
Tensor cores is the main difference. I wish someone would start benchmarking Tensorflow, PyTorch, et al.
Synthetic and gaming benchmarks go brrrrrrrr
I would like to see MI100 review on ML usage because I'm seriously considering it, unless it's way slower.
Hey, I have the LG CX 48 with the Founders 3090, running the latest 3.11.30 firmware, everything works fine, Gsync, HDR, VRR, all enabled and running smooth, using the Zeskit HDMI cable from amazon, the 10 foot version. Its the best display I have ever used, very CRT like with no pixel trail, amazed every single time I use it.
I think there's a giant 6800 XT shaped elephant in the room if you don't care about ray tracing... that price difference for effectively the same performance is astonishing.
He is speaking to the productivity side of the audience, which unfortunately AMD aren't even in the running 😂 so no the 6800xt is not an elephant in the room unless all you do is play video games and on that case surely nobody is buying a $1500 graphics card...I mean if you have cash and don't give a fuck sure but in that case you don't care about price to performance so yet again 6800xt doesn't matter
@@samgoff5289 I'd bet 90% of 3090 purchasers bought it for gaming. These are the same people that go out and buy the highest end gaming cards on release (titan, 2080 ti, 1080 ti etc). Yeah, they've got money to burn. So yes, the 6800 XT is very impressive all things considered. And if Nvidia is gimping their drivers to favor their high-end productivity focused cards, then the 3090 can't show its true potential anyway.
@@samgoff5289 A Titan RTX is in better shape in the productivity scene, Nvidia has hamstrung the 3090 to the point where it's useless for most apps. 24 gigabytes is great and all but there's no app support to benefit from it, and for games that amount won't help it in a few years as its GPU will be well obsolete by then.
What I find even more astonishing is that the 6800XT gets the performance of the 3090 with HALF THE CORES. I remember the day when the Vega64(4100 cores) was struggling to compete with the GTX1080(2500 cores). AMD has made HUUUUUGE leaps.
@ you and everyone else replying obviously don't do productivity work 😂 do you know what CUDA is? Nvidia is hands down the go to brand for productivity, there are tons of programs that won't even work with AMD gpu and I don't even mean AMD runs slower..they simply won't work. This can't be the first time you have heard this unless you just haven't researched it
I've used the zotac 3090 for about a month now. Very impressed so far. I currently run either 27 inch 1440p on a pixio screen or more recently a Samsung Odyssey g9.. a bad mammajamma.
I love all the charts so we can really see the improvement of the 3090 over the 2080.
That 6800xt was crushing it!
Those numbers are with raytracing and dlss turned off. 3090 is not worth the price hike but definitely scores higher in almost every game....if you want max settings and decent frame rate.
At 3:59 the 5950 is listed as 12 core and 5900 listed as 16 core...FYI
Loved how honest your review was. Just subscribed, keep up the great work! Bought one before watching, can't wait to unbox it and see how it runs!
Do you know what ever became of those old rumours that the 3000 series might have SR-IOV? 3090 would be a beast for virtualization
He just put a video out over on Level1Linux where he talked about it. It’s actually a really interesting video if you’re interested in the potential future of SR-IOV (and/or the other similar technologies).
That would be a dream. Historically NV don't want you to pass through their consumer products, so hopefully someone can hack it together.
I have this card, I’m happy with it
Flashed mine with a 385W bios and works fine, even cooler. (galax beta bios)
This is a nice review, very personable. I think Zotac gets a bad rap for being a "nobody" brand. Perfect for 4k gaming which I prefer.
I really like the Wendell reviews. The genuine excitement and disappoint all come through like a buddy telling me about it.
i have Zotac 3090 i use for GPU rendering specially and recently i played Horizon and death stranding at fullllll setings at 144hz 4K on Xiomi 4k 34 in monitor , card reach near 72 degrees while gaming and rendering too ( not together ) overall im happy with zotac and its sucking around 400 whatts
Bwaaaaahhhh, Wendell fun to watch, dragging us upto him reviews
Running this exact card on Ubuntu 20.01, working perfectly!
Please stay as much on the naughty list as you absolutely can! We (user and consumer) benefit a great deal from it and at some point the companies have to give in. Thank you for all the informative content! Thumbs Up!! :D
loving the mangos in the background!
Excellent review format that differs from what the other channels provide.
Love the review. Would be great if you talk more about compute and machine learning performance, and how much it is driver-limited compared to the Titan or Quadro cards.
Thank you so much for a fantastic review. It's hard to find actual comparison between drivers and their implication in most of the other reviews. Great work
A few words to the backplate: I own the zotac 3080 which looks identical to the 3090. On the 3080 you DO NOT have to remove the entire cooler to get rid of the backplate. I deshrouded my card because the stock fans suck imho. Doing this I temporarily had to remove the backplate (to be able to disconnect the rgb plug on the backside of the card). The backplate is held by screws that are accessible as soon as the plastic shroud is removed. Also I am not to sure about getting rid of the backplate entirely, because Zotac applied a few themalpads to it, so it is obviously meant to act as a heatsink. Just my 2 cents.
thank you for the honest reviews, that is why I comeback to your channel
Happy to hear that! ~ Editor Amber
Can't speak to monitors, but can confirm that using a 3090 with the LG C9 OLED is a beautiful experience. They've ironed out most of the early firmware/driver bugs and 4k120 @ 4:4:4 12 bit with VRR is amazing.
Haha "The Rush seems to have been Launched" @ 6:19......he is so smooth with his verbal delivery no one even knows.
That 3090 looks super sweet. Sometime in the new year I'll be rocking one of those or maybe that rumored 3080ti. My folding/gaming rig could use some extra punch.
nVidia's drivers under Linux is why I swapped to an AMD card. Every time they updated them it broke something else.
Been through three driver updates on the AMD card and each one has just been better, none of the BS I had with nVidia.
The Nvidia Studio drivers do work with 3090, (I work with Davinci Resolve Studio) I was lucky enough to get this card in the UK two weeks ago, at a decent price, (under £1500) it's a big boy, very long as you mentioned, and I just about squeezed it into my rig, it actually touched the Reservoir. my EK waterblock and Back plate arrived last Friday (4th Dec 2020) fitting them is a bit fiddly, even though I have done this a few times before, but when you are playing with over £1700 of your own money, it's still nerve wracking, but the manuals can be found on EK website, although, they don't show the Waterblock and back plate together, so you have to work it out for yourself. End result, my temps dropped from 57c to 27c, i'm very happy, and hope to be using this great GPU, to play games, and earn me a living, for a good few years. love the content Wendell. and it's great to see Linux mentioned. (I run a few Linux workstations as well)
I've just recieved yesterday my rtx 3090 but my hand is broken i am able to play in 1 week can't wait
Yeah I like this type of review managed to bag a MSI trio 3090 but had the choice of a zotac or a pny the reason on my decision was the fact the MSI backplate has heat pipes for those rear mem modules and tearing down is a very simple feat I intend on water cooling it as it's a very good overclocker and the temps on the standard fan curve are a little uncomfortable for me so custom fan curve and noise is where I'm at right now
I like this kind of reviews. Including naughty list stuff. If they aren't happy, they should try harder next time.
I managed to order a 3090FE at MSRP during the last drop in the UK. I got tired of waiting for the 3080FE to be available for more than 30 seconds before being sold out, scalpers and scalper etailers. The Zotac seems to be more available but goes for £1600 to £1700, the 3090FE when available is £1399. 3080's like the Zotac Holo goes for £950+ and the FE is £649.
Wow out of all channels.... you are saying you are getting a great deal for 1500$ ? From your own graphs the 6800XT seems like a MUCH MUCH better deal tbh for half the money.
1 frame faster still wins the race.
That 6800XT looks really great against the 3090 at $649!
The lLGCX television does have all the features mentioned. The 48 inch is marketed as a monitor as well.
just got one today hopefully it works out well
Wendell, I believe the other LG models do....."LG NANO CELL" series models do on the higher end ones, I believe they are in the $700-$850 and also the new TCL tv's as well.
Sorry man, but that 10 GB is an issue. There is zero way I would be a 3080 with 10GB when recent games are already over the 10GB. I want my card to last at least 3-4 years.
Excellent video. Love the presentation style!
"You can buy [the 3090] at MSRP." Ahh, those were the days
ill wait for the 20 gig 3080, since mobile 3080s are being announced with 16 gigs of vram
It's a $3,700.00 here in Canada for that hot plate. You forgot to mention the vrm heat, holy moly mister... that's HOT! Out of box playing Battle Field 1 i was at 104c package temp, played 5minutes for that.
I am disappointed to say the lease. Changing pads apparently helps.. but dang!
I scooped up the 2019 55in LG C9 OLED 4K120 with G-SYNC for $800 (open box). Gotta love Micro Center. Gotta love LG also, since they pushed out a new firmware update so the C9 now supports Freesync and VRR. The C9 has the full 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 ports and i've had no color compression or VRR issues like most of the CX models that have been known to have those issues. Again, the CX models do NOT have the full 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 port. They use a 40Gbps HDMI port with color compression. So, be on the lookout with some of these OLEDs. Even the LG ones. I also been testing with Nano85's and 90's, 4K120 with VRR and surprisingly close to the OLEDs. Just gotta test the panel. I actually took a USB-c adapter with me and hooked my phone up to about 20TV's testing panels in the TV section. As far as i can tell. Its OLED, NANO (85 and 90series), QLED from Samsung then LG's newest IPS 4K120 55in+ TV's. I haven't found any other TV's that can match those and at under a $1,000. Another thing i've found at Micro is that they don't put everything they have at the store online. I also walked out with a Gigabyte OC 3070 for $515. My friend was trying hug me when i told him i found a 3070 for msrp for'em.
Regarding the OLED TV (HDMI 2.1 TV), there usually are great deals for LG B9 (supports G-Sync and is 120hz).
But do you know details from using it? :D
@@MihaiBob what particularly would like to know? I own it and I am pretty happy.
@@FloricaFlorin The joke was that you should only write if you own it. (that is what was mentioned in the video)
Thanks for the review very interesting.
the cpu graph was confusing at first look with the wrong named bars :D
good Video
do you think 10gb of rum are enough for the next 3-4 years for 4k resolution ?
Good video, thank you for covering linux support once again.
Naughty Wendell is the best Wendell.
Please, give us Pytorch Benchmarks :D
I do 8k with this card. 55" Q700T TV via HDMI 2.1, works great on a lot of titles.
I'm very happy about this kind of review so I thought I might as well leave a comment down below. Crazy, isn't it?
Wild haha ~ Editor Amber
Fully agree about the drivers, but also wish Nvidia would have dropped zotac as a partner. It would be difficult to find a lower quality AIB partner.
The Eve Spectrum will have it. It’s on preorder :) hdmi 2.1 with freesync. Very affordable 27 inch.
Uh oh! You're on the naughty list now!
So far as having the limit of 375 watts, my Zotac 3080 holo amp is pretty amazing. Maxing out the power slider I can get it to consistently run over 2050 to 2070 mhz to the core with a custom fan curve. I just wonder if it had more power to it because it only has 2 8 pins where the limit of my particular card is.
I really wish you would put a warning on screen when you are playing a noise sample and are about to talk or make some other loud noise. I dont think it scared the dogs too much thankfully XD
Teasing me with mention of 2hr breakdown of anything by you
Best usage of a 3090 is probably deep learning applications, not gaming. And that's where the 24GB are very much appreciated. Unfortunately no data center use - damn you EULA :-)
There's a white pixel in the top right at the end of the outro animation.
Naughty Leve1. :D I just thought about that and laughed myself.
That thing was so loud compared to the 3080 founders edition. I mean as soon as a game it started and on and off. What is the best way to remove the 3080 drivers so I can install the zotac 3090 fresh? I wanted to play msfs2020 but it won't let me and someone said its the old drives that need deleting. Thank You
And how's the media encoding pipeline under linux? Maybe if you use really huge source files the encoder can utilise all that free VRAM to load those files into card's memory...
What is with all these AIBs suddenly starting to put proper vents on the mounting brackets; but so far only on cards that have a fin orientation that makes that ventilation pointless? Are mounting bracket cutouts the new "quality" signal, like aluminum fan shrouds or fake vrm heatsinks?
The pricing would be great if they went anywhere near msrp. They don't and they're not gonna. Here in Europe a 3080 is at least 1000€. Everywhere else it's still going to be more than 800.
What is that cpu cooler at 2:26? I like it.
Maybe you should watch hdtvtest review?
What are your thoughts on other mythological beasts like Nessie and chupacabras?
Nestle is an evil company and chimichangas are delicious
Please Ramble about that TITAN driver you were talking about. Please
LG Nano 867 is a tv to look at. have it but no hdmi gpu. so it works well with hdmi 2.0 and is a great product for around 500eur i paid for the 49 version
Ok, so you mentioned in bps video that gpus will just get cheaper from here because additional resolution and frames becoming unnecessary.
My question is.... will VR go mainstream? Then I could see a legit case for more power because you’ll need to push 2 4K displays at once.
Do you think it could be possible to enables dlss via dmi commands on windows, on any video or game?... could you kindly make a tutorial on nvidia smi and useful commands to ovveride gpu boost, set clocks, set memory clocks, adjust or ovveride power limits, etcetc......
Did you get 1:1 infinity fabric ,mem clock ratio??
doesn't the LG CX support hdmi 2.1 VRR and 120hz? or are you trying to compare a monitor to the LG OLED? The 55" TV is $1400 on Amazon right now.
Using LG C9 with 3080 right now. Can confirm that it works fine now, getting my 120fps, but it some games (like witcher 3) you need to add vertical sync to the g-sync for some reason. In almost all of games I've tried thing are running smooth with g-sync. Although in doom eternal I need to turn msi afterburner off, otherwise I get only 60 fps locked (very weird). Also was forced to upgrade my hdmi cable
@@anton-pavlov-guitar-cs That is reassuring. I have had the CX for about two months now. My 3080 is coming next week.
Puget systems is recommending the 3090 for the Octane Render Engine, could you please run octane bench on your system to validate their results?
It would be nice to hear the perspective of someone who isn't trying to sell me on an upgrade
I believe Austin did a video aswell did ufd. On the "best tvs" to buy for the new consoles
Great deal? Kind of confused looking at your benchmark numbers
Hello, What GPU I should go with for 4k content editing with AMD CPU? Any help is highly appreciated.
Tnx for the information
zotac 3090 price in Malaysia in USD is usd2380 ATM
What is your Linux channel?
And like you doing reviews.... Keep on it!
Level1Linux:
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48SM9000 has HDMI 2.1 support with FW 5.00.xx (4k 120Hz +VRR, at least on Xbox series X)
I just remembered today, that tomorrow is Dec 8th, can we expect the 6900 xt Wendell?
P.S.: Nice solution on M.2 cooling :DDD
Really hoping nvidia adds that dmabuf present support so wayland support can get a bit better.
As for the popularity of Manjaro, among gamers on linux it is a pretty large distro.
Second only to Ubuntu according to the steam hardware survey.
Personally prefer to run arch but still.
Either way nvidia drivers does still mean no Wayland, no wacky igp+gpu setups and general nvidia wanting to mess with xorg files bs. Personally I would prefer not to use it.
Eh glad I went with the msi trio x
the porn flash game music in the background :D
The 3090 isn't a good deal the 2080 Ti was just overpriced
I need your bots! I am so unhappy with trying to buy ANYTHING recently released. Maybe around March I can upgrade something lol
Lol, I like your tone, subscribing
Awesome, thank you! ~ Editor Amber
Btw, is there any point for anyone outside of AI and ML to get a Tesla K80? There's a used one for sale here in Sweden for 450 Euros. Does the operating system see it a single gpu etc?
I wonder how many lumps of coal you get for xmas from nvidia this year ;) Thanks for sharing.
Love to know about all those jobs making 300k per year in productivity types jobs that he notes. Clearly, this video is meant to make us chuckle
What do you mean?
the $ 1500 3090, not intended for gaming, is only 3 to 8 fps more in games than the $750 3080 . the 3090 additional expense is not justified for gaming alone. especialy if a $1000 20 gb vram 3080ti is sooon to be released, likely available sept, 2021. Also, you imply there are many $300 k jobs in the market for 3090 heavyweight users, not sure if you said that tonque in cheek since those jobs are hard to get, few and far between. although we value the nvidia dlss and rtc, the $1000 6900xt 16gb vram will potentially competein many areas with the 3090. and the 3090 is often not at the top of your charts. so, all this made me thing your review only recommends the 3090 tonque in cheek, not actually recommended by your presentation details. not recommended by you, between the lines.
that's great and all, but I still need to replace my 6600k for the games I play and software I run, it feels so slow now
Money-wise, the gap with a CPU change is not worth it in gaming, you will definitely gain more FPS by switching your graphic card than a CPU right now.
in my case the CPU is absolutely the main bottleneck, just look at the GamersNexus video covering CPU performance in games over the last _n_ years and you'll see just how low down the 6600k is
@@wreckervilla I have a 6700k and a GTX980. My nephew have a R7 2700x ( so mostly in the same ballpark of performance ), and had a GTX980, which he changed for a 3070, it doubled or even tripled his digits in any game he ran. I doubt he would have gained that much FPS if he decided to switch for a 3700x or even a 5700x.
For sure, in any case, you will have a gap by changing your CPU, but if you have a "shitty" GPU, and you change your processor for a top-notch one, you will be for sure GPU bottlenecked. CPU bottleneck is less likely to happen in gaming nowaday.
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Yea try using 4cores/4 threads in 2021 for anything using a strong gpu or not you will cough so hard with all that stutter and the drops in frames
It looks like a better price then it really is I'd say. Since it's really only good by comparison to the gross overpriced stuff of the 2000 cards. And considering the weak gains we had going from 10 to 20 cards. This isnt nearly as impressive as nvidia wants people to think it is.