First Impressions, Cooling & OC, Triple Screen Performance Gigabyte Aorus Waterforce Xtreme RTX-4090
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Talk and performance discussion of the Gigabyte Aorus Waterforce Xtreme Liquid Cooled RTX-4090 Graphics Card.
System Specs
Asus X-570 Plus MB
Ryzen 5600x AIO Liquid Cooled (upgraded to 5800X3D after this video was uploaded)
32 GB 3600 MHZ DDR
Dual M.2 Storage Drives
Gigabyte Aorus Waterforce RTX-4090 AIO Liquid Cooled
EVGA 1300w Platinum Plus
Thermaltake P3 Open Case
Displays - 3x Samsung Odyssey G7 32"
4090 GPU
GPU Peak Power Draw - 585w (extreme overlock, unstable)
Power draw, average at 90-102% load 400-510w
Boost Clock 2.8ghz, OC 3.45ghz
GPU Max Temp 60.5c
GPU hot spot max temp 70c
GPU VRAM max temp 76c, (it has briefly jumped to 78⁰, once)
Noise at 100%- 38db (near silent)
Fan speed at 99% load (889 rpm)
FINALLY a video on this card. Out of all the 4090's this one interested me the most. Now I don't much care for Performance/Overclock performance between individual 4090's because they're all very similar. I was more after a card that would have better cooling, less weight on the GPU itself and honestly, just a nicer look. And this was the card I decided I wanted (When it's back in stock.). I'm shocked there's so few videos on this card breaking it down.
One of the few cards that will fit in my full atx case.... With a 360mm rad
MSI liquid 4090 is sexier tbh
@@MrKamilNinjaPL bruh, I thought the opposite. Aorus is more slick, msi has the jank ass single fan, is flashy and runs hotter.
This is the one I want
BUT!!!
Why the hell did Gigabyte this?? The 4080 extreme waterforce is with RGB and the 4090 extreme waterforce is without RGB?? WHY?????? 😭💩!!!!
I have this card it’s a beast 3ghz without breaking a sweat at 58c, and super quiet …Love it
Btw love your screens, badass 👍🏼
Is it boosting to 3 by itself or did you any OC? Can't wait to get one of these on the next restock, the reduced noise and super small board (shortest 4090 PCB) are definitely worth the AIO premium this time.
@@tallorder799 boosts to 2865, I oc it to 3015 I put 160 on the slider on afterburner and 111 on power target and max out voltage to 1.1mv stays cool as a cucumber. Fans on default
Thanks man! I am diggin this card!
@@Qbavision very nice
How did you assemble the radiator in the case in order to avoid the pump to be starved of water?
Thanks for the vid, just picked up one of these, couldn’t believe there were zero reviews for this card online. Great sim rig btw!
Thanks! You will love it!
I got myself in 2018 a Gigabyte 1080Ti xtreme waterforce, and I still use it to this day. Never had any problems with it, its still holding strong on high settings on every game I play, and the temps are very good. Nothing broke on it after all these years.
Same here
@@mitsos9528Since I poated this comment, I upgraded to a 4090, I chose not to go watercooled this time, MSI Gaming Trio X
Awesome vid, thanks! i love this card!!! the size, the noise, the cooling - make it the perfect card IMO. The only issue for me is the price, its way up there, over $3500 in aus... will keep an eye on it and hope it comes down soon!
been waiting for this thanks for the video!
Thanks I just ordered one! Good to know it’s as good as I believed it was.
You know what the best part of this card is? 4 year warranty 👍🏼
I agree. guarantee that you can run it 3ghz without any issues for 4 year period. depending on how much time you spend on a pc $500 per year doesn't seem as bad
if it was a 5 year warrenty I think more people would be talking about it and the higher price tag.
Finally someone who tested that card in ACC without that pesky DLSS. thanks now I can buy her without any doubts.
yes! need a good CPU to push it also.. It struggled with the 5600X, much better with the 5800X3D :)
@@theclockpit got a 13700k so no worries. 👍
@@aqulex84 Golden.. you'll push 150fps in ACC with 1440p trips in that setup with a full grid, maxed settings, HDR, the whole works.. its awesome.
I just got this beast. I lucked out at Microcenter. Surprised there's no LED's but who cares.
I think the talking heads on TH-cam get paid to talk about certain products. I'm so glad you put this out there. I too had a hard time finding informative videos, or any videos of this product. Keep up the good work.
astonishing temp and noise performance! I never anticipated the 450w running gpu can be 54 celsius when the fans are running merely at 500 rpm. that means almost zero noise to me!
Thank you for being the first person to finally post about this card!
Question- der8auer showed 95% in game performance when at 60-70% power draw. Could you test the temps when underpowering the card some? I’m curious if the lower temps will hold higher clocks at lower wattage. TY🎉
yes that sounds like a great test. I'll see what I can get out of it.
Thanks for letting us check it out, the lack of reviews for this is just baffling, you can't turn around without tripping over yet another review for MSI GeForce RTX 4090 Suprim Liquid X.
Can I ask, is the fan cable a standard 4 pin PWM connector? I got desperate and checked a review of the Gigabyte 3090ti Waterforce (it's a similar design) and a reviewer indicated Gigabyte were using a proprietary connector because (I'm guessing) one of their engineers thought this would be hilarious.
benchmark and testing video will be up tonight with all this info and fan connector view
I just got the 4080 version of this card and it is ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! It was on sale at Microcenter for $1,249 and the 4090 was $1,849 (couldnt justify the extra $600).
This card stays QUIET! even playing Plague Tale at 1440 I stay at 50c and push 100fps with ultra everything. It was Godsent over my old MSI 3080 which doesnt even compare! I was skeptacle because..well...gigabyte...but 4 year warranty, they obviously back their stuff. One IMPORTANT NOTE: if you want to boost the clock speed, you will have to have an extra PCI cable to connect. Luckily I had one laying around as the instructions that come with the card is quite literally 3 sentences, with nothing explaining the extra PCI cable. If you only have 2 cables, you'll be fine, you just wont get your monies worth...spend the extra $7 and get another power cable. YOU NEED AT LEAST 850W POWER SUPPLY.
I have an AMD 7950X with a 3-120mm NZXT radiator with nactua fans, a MSI MPG X670E CARBON mobo and the 4080 extreme waterblock. My 850 ROG power supply is more than capable of dishing out the needed power.
Had a MSI suprim liquid, but the lines coming out the front wouldn't allow me to close the case which hurt thermals on everything else, returned it to find this on NewEgg at MSRP ($250 less then the Amazon scalper I paid for the MSI) waiting for delivery now. My memory temps on Suprim would be about 5-6 degrees Celsius higher than GPU temps.
Depending on how hard you push the overclock (if you even plan to), vram can climb into the 70s, gpu in the low 50s with the Hotspot generally 8-10c higher.
I'm here to find out more info about this card. Currently have a rtx 3080 10gb master. Just bought two 4k oleds and I need more power. Amazon still selling for 1952$ and I have a large case to fill. Corsair 5000x. I have triple rad on top and could put this triple rad on the side or front but change out the fans for sure if possible.
I had the option to buy this within a small window, but I have a ITX case and I was feeling a bit limited in what I could get. I've since decided that I am willing to mount the GPU outside my case and have done so with my original card , I'm still looking for a 4090. I noticed the higher memory temp of the Liquid X, I'd definitely be interested in seeing the memory temps on this card.
I think there's less interest in this one because of the 360mm radiator and no flashy rgb to to satisfy alot of the new age gamer crowd. It's also at least a 300 add on premium.
How easy is it to drain/refill or detach the hoses to route thru smaller openings?
the very popular msi 4090 suprim also has no rgb
Most places didn't get review models of this one, and it came in hot on newegg listings only a day or two before the launch, compared to others which was like a week. I beat the bots and got mine as well, best design, imho. Triple fan aio should dominate.
First time I've ever beat the bot! So happy with this buy.
I'm also shocked at the lack of content regarding this card. With everyone complaining (rightly!) about the size and weight of this thing, and case compatibility, you'd think people would be all about telling us there's an alternative, a fully watercooled, 2-slot, 360mm radiator version out there from a reputable AIB partner - but no, radio silence. Anyway, my only important question I now have, is about fan replacement. I would want to set this up with 6 noctuas with push-pull. I won't fancy opening up the card to do that, as this will presumably void the 4yr warranty. So is it possible to do otherwise? It LOOKS like the MSI surprim liquid X (with only a 240mm rad) has connectors on the fan end, and so perhaps that would be easier to change fans on ...
from the looks of it you will have to open up the card to replace the fans as the connectors and inside the block not outside. i dont think your warranty will be void by that, given how reasonable the guys are at the service center.
Just watched comparison video for Founders edition, Gigabyte Gaming OC and MSI Suprim Liquid X on Paul's Hardware and was quite disappointed. GPU on Suprim is cooler - 62 against 66 on Gaming OC and 70 on FE. But for some reason VRAM on Suprim gets quite hot - 88 against 66 on Gaming OC and 78 on FE. So looks like this one is the only option for people who wants liquid cooled graphics card. Otherwise Gaming OC looks like a solid choice.
yeah the suprim is weird. they liquid cooled the main chip. then went through the effort of heat sinking the memory with air cooling. but used crappy pads or something so the memory stay warm for no reason.
I guess Gigabyte didn't bother to send this card out to reviewers, hence no reviews...ANYWHERE (apart from this excellent video!)
Holy shit 10k memory clock almost 11k literally 10x stock speed. Amazing!!!
Thank you for this VIDEO!
This is the one I tried to get on launch day but couldn't ever check out with it. Probably going to wait until I can get one actually in stock
Great card, I'm using a 850W PSU with no problems
I haven't seen any shops stocking this otherwise I would have purchased it.
Amazing Screen setup :O
Did you find out if you can replace the fans yet? You have to be able to right?
yes fans can be replaced, i have a video i will release tonight on it
Having any problems with the connectors, I watched some reviews from 4090's and they state the connector from Nvidia can cause issues. I don't believe it's a big problem for most 4090's, but Jay from Jays2Cents claims there are problems with the connector from Nvidia 4090 GPU's.
No problems with my unit. It is rock solid.. cable feels strong and well built. can't really bend it without alot of force.
My was loud af, had to swap the fans.
connected them to mobo 4pin header and created a custom loop in fan speed.
Now its quite.
Also while the GPU temp is awesome low. the mem and hot spot are pretty hot. for me mem get to 80C while GPU is 57C.
I would love to know the memory junction temps on this thing, I imagine the regular temps will be insanely good but the other liquid cooled card (the MSI, which is a brand I do not trust) had bad memory junction temps. Curious if this one does well at the memory junction.
It is really annoying also that every TH-camr and tester is spending so much time talking about how expensive the card is, they rarely go in-depth comparing the cards available and detailed stats on temps, memory temp, performance etc for those of us who actually have the money to buy one and are wondering which one to buy...
Nobody talking about because it's not available anywhere and it's CRAZY expensive outside the USA... like US$2700 expensive.
Nice video. I'm guessing it's not been talked about much due to the lower power limit. Some games like quake 2 rtx draw more than 520w on other cards. So you know if there is a way to increase it to 600w like the FE and a lot of other cards? Other bios?
I'm not able to find any information on this but if you do find some please pass it my way. As I understand it, this OC version is already boosted beyond the FE spec with an addition 11% available beyond that. I have it maxed, and it doesn't break a sweat in any temp. I have seen it draw 560w for a short moment, 505w regularly. It has potential for more but it seems from pro reviews, there isn't alot to be gained from OC'ing.
@@theclockpit in your next video could you include GPU z with the 'board power draw' set to Max. Would it great to see it if is going over 500, and even better if it's going close to 600w. Think I would buy based on that alone :). Kombustor using furmark donut 5200mb at high resolution. You could also check by using Quake 2 RTX demo from steam at 200% render resoltion or Metro Exodus Enhanced but Kombustor is is prob the quickest
None of the cards are hitting 600w all are capping at 500-520 as all Ada’s are volt limited. The 111 is equivalent to fe’s 133 as this card is already OC’ed out of factory (being shipped with 122 power target cooked into bios) check jay2cents video for more info.
Edit: I am incorrect my apologies @tristan I’m just happy I can sit above 3ghz without too much heat 👍🏼
@@Qbavision there are laods of example of going close to 600w with other 4090s. look at overclock nvidia rtx 4090 owners club and go to #1654 for an example that is over 585w. GPUZ and Kombustor using furmark donut 5200mb at high resolution is the easy way to to check. Takes 5min and is free.
@Nerdbomber that's not correct, 450W * 1.33 is ~600W, Aorus goes up to 450W * 1.11 giving it a ~500W power limit. They all use 450W as base for calculating PL, nothing hiding behind it.
They are not voltage capped (Vrel) but power (perfcap pwr) capped in heavy gaming/RT/benchmarks. The latest MSI Afterburner in fact can increase the core voltage from 1.05 to 1.10V to help scaling above 3GHz. I've hit over 3120MHz at 1.10V on my Waterforce and over 3030MHz on stock voltage but it's meaningless for benchmarking as the 500W PL will kick in.
Is the radiator not mounted upside down for ideal use? - I always thought that the inlet/outlet of the tubes should be higher than the card (or CPU)?
Thanks for the video
Tubes down is ideal orientation to avoid air gap gurgling at the top of the loop. Either way is ok though as long ad the radiators highest point is above the pump. This is where the small amount of air will collect in the system.
Because it is out of stock everywhere, damn!
Sold out in minutes on launch.
Great to see an actual review, I'm going to get the 4080 version once its available as just returned the Asus TUF model due to its excessive coil whine. the temps on that were around 65 so pretty decent, coming from my EVGA 3080 FTW3 which would hit 73/74 underload.
Gigabyte didn't send out any review units of this 🤔
I think they came in hot to the launch.
I was forth and back vs msi cooling
BUT
my issue is the space i am into deep dive to buy a case to fit my all set up and radiator fitted outside i think this is the best case senario
Hi there, great vid! I'm definitely going to get one of these. I'm curious of what CPU, RAM, Mobo etc your running in your rig?
Nvm lol, I saw the specs in the description
I have actually upgraded the CPU since that video was uploaded. The CPU is now a 5800X3D. The 5600x did very good but the 5800X3D really utilizes the 4090 capabilities better for higher overall speeds.
Old video I know but curious, what case have you got this in?
I'm so tempted to get this model but it is 300 euros more than the gigabyte windforce edition here (2600 vs 2300 euros) and 600 euros more than the 4080 gigabyte aero edition (Which looks way better!). Is it worth the difference? I've also been reading that the fans don't use a standard PWM connector. I guess you can always use a mobo header if you want to change them. Is it possible to swap the direction at least as I would only be able to install the 360mm at the front and they will need to be intakes. Do you mind also posting the dimensions of the rads + fans as gigabyte doesn't seem to share that info? And did you see a performance boost after upgrading the CPU to the 5800x 3d? I just received that CPU and will replace my 5900x with it.
Hi thanks for watching
What you get with this model compared to some others is what should be a quiet experience from a monster gpu that is versatile enough to fit in all cases. Fans don't spin up and down, no rgb. And my unit has been very quiet. I also paid 1899USD which is quite alot less than 2600 euros. Performance wise you don't get anything more with this so take that into consideration. The fan connector is also not standard pwm but pin kits are available to adapt them. The 4080 isn't a value imo, I wouldn't consider it for the prices you're paying.
thanks for the review! what temp scanner did you use for that?
For a comparison I have the gigabyte aorus master air cooled 4090 and it is Overclocked to 3015 and 11600 memory and mine never gets over 63-64. Fans run around 1300rpms. I set the fans to run at 800 always as I don’t like the fans starting and stopping like it’s set up from factory. In heaven I score 3033. 4k maxed settings. Single 32” screen though. On Diablo 4 it runs 63 for temp and uses 530 watts lol. With nvidia dlss in it runs like 52 degrees and like 330 wqtta
I wanna make an mini itx build with this, idk how but i need a portable beast of a pc for 3d modeling and rendering and im between mini itx build and laptop and this is by far the coolest gpu ive seen
4 year warranty but you just have to register the card to activate 4 year warranty.
Excellent video! I receive mine tomorrow. Can you please let us know what kind of overclock you are using on the GPU and MEM, if any? Thanks!
OC can reach 3015mhz +160 on the CC slider, +200-400 on the memory and +111% on power target, max out voltage to 1.1mv
@@theclockpit Awesome thank you for the very helpful reply. Much appreciated. Enjoy the card and sim racing! I will be flight simming with mine.
And as expected, Card is nowhere to be found in Canada, surprise surprise they’re all advertising it with the standard out of stock
man i'm looking for this card specifically cause i don't wanna lose PCI-E slots lol. can you do a follow up when gigabyte pushes a vBios update?
Brought this card. But yes very strange nothing on it, thanks for posting ,
Hi 👋 ,Great video unfortunately I have seen a bit later, do you have version 1.0 or 1.1? What is the exact difference? That would be great if you can explain :)
I am sure it was 1.0, I bought it on launch day . Next version probably has compatibility improvements.
@@theclockpit 1.0 was a 500w card with a rated 850w recommended psu, 1.1 600w card with a rated 1000w psu
i did not even knew this card existed, yea absolutely zero info on this, foirtunately got to know about this from british reviewers sneak peak while he was reviewing msi liquid 4090 in one of the b rolls. i am planning to use 5000D case and was wondering if any 4090 with 360 rad exists since i will be using 360 rad for my 7950x already.
now finding this in retail will be a big challenge though.
This card is great if you can find it! the 5000D case is perfect for it too! The 7950x will pair very nicely just like the 5800X3D also great. Good luck, I have only seen these retail at Newegg
Which case would you recommend ? Maybe a compact case you recommend this ?
seems pretty quiet...
coil whine not, and the pump seems really SILENT!!!
it's a really nice surprise from Gigabyte...
ZERO coil whine... EVGA got bad publicity on this 1300w platinum, it is fantastic and low cost. Pump is also silent, it really is great.
glad to hear this
enjoy!
I was aiming an AiO card, so far I had only EVGA... currently I have 3090 KingPin in my rig
so since EVGA is out, for the 4090 I would have considered a Suprim LiquidX, but MSI has just 240 radiator...
also knew about Gigabyte but they had really bad AiO cards in the past, whining, noisy pumps etc
but thanks to your video I'll start considering this one, I begun to be more confident
Hi. How is it for coil whine? Not so much in stress tests, but gaming. A load of 4090s are bad for coil whine, but it does not really show that much until you game.
Zero whine on my unit. If I stick my ear up against it I can just barely hear the pump.. no whine or electrical noise
@@theclockpit Ok, thanks for letting me know.
What is your idle temp and power consumption?
I have Meshify C case and Aorus 4090 WF rev.1.0. The idle temp GPU about 40C, memory 48C. Board power draw 75W. Fans 30%.
Comparing to Aorus 3080 on air this is hot because it have 37C in idle with fans switched off.
Monitor - 4k60hz.
In small room (4m2) with closed door and window I feel myself uncomfortable due to ambient temp - just when PC is on without load.
When load - temps are as in your case. So technicallywise everything is OK.
how hot does the memory get after intense gaming? the msi liquid x is very hot from the reviews that i saw.
benchmark and testing video will be up tonight with all this info
had a 3090 kingpin, was amazing then i quit pc gaming… now my hyperfocus is hitting again… i was so sad da EVGA stopped buuut i ordered this card today hope its as good as the kingpin 😂
Would u recommend the [rev 1.0 ] version now , because [ rev 1.1 ] has 600w limit but unfortunately, it's not widely available... So will there be performance difference?
Bought this card, it is AWESOME! Haven't tested to the fullest but everything runs so smooth and so quiet..
Quick question, am I correct there's no RGB on this card? I haven't thought about at purchase time because I don't care, but I was surprised to see not a single light. Or am I missing something?
You're right. No rgb.. I love that about this card!
@@theclockpit I don't love it, just as long as it's from Aorus that way I'm happy. I've noticed Aorus moving away from LED.
Hi. Is that a plastic shroud on the GPU? Was looking into getting this one but have been told Gigabyte was known to have one of the worst customer support experiences, have you had any issues?
Yes its plastic, kinda cheapo feeling to be honest. No product issues though it works well..
loving the setup. well done
The fans really aren't replaceable unless you open the card? They aren't plugged into a cable hub that runs alongside them like other AIOs? Would love to see a photo or similar of how they're connected. Thanks for the video!
Other unboxing videos of this card and the Waterforce 3090Ti reviews (which use the same radiator and fans) do show a three-way fan splitter that runs along the radiator. They are however male GPU fan headers, so the common Molex fan connectors that most fans use will not work. The card needs to be opened up to remove the entire cable assembly and you would need to replace it with a GPU to Molex adapter/fan cable.
Wait so I can't put my lian li fans onto this card???
May i ask about memory temps on this one? I've heard that on msi liquid they are getting pretty high
I am posting a video of this testing later today, you can see all the metrics there
Nice video.
Looking to buy this card or the 4080 version, please make a video of the teardown. I would love to put some Be Quite Pro 4 fans on there.
is that card without ANY led effect?
On the Gigabyte site is RGB fusion shown, but when trying to add in the software, pc restarts ;)
I guess, they just posted same pics as on release from 3090 waterforce, there is NO led?
There are no lights on the 4090 waterforce
I heard the pump isnt PWM and just runs at full speed, that is why I am waiting to buy the MSI suprim liquid. Can you confirm this? its really annoying to have the pump running full speed at the dead of night if you have the computer in a bedroom
All AIO pumps are generally designed to run at 100% all the time with radiator fans being the variable control factor to increase heat dissipation. The pump is very quiet however. I believe the msi pump also runs 100%
@@theclockpit The msi pump runs slower at lower temps.
This card and the Suprim are the only water cooled ones, also it sucks that the Suprim isn't 360mm cooled
yeah really confused me how msi thinks anything less than a 360mm is going to stay cool for long periods.
bro you definitely want to flip that rad the other way, based on all of the testing Gamersnexus did on where to put the hoses/mounting rads
Thanks for the review! Can you tell what overclock you are able for the vram and max boost clocks in benchmarks? I had a 4090 Liquid X. But that card went directly back to the shop. The boost clocks topped at around 3.1 and 1240 for the vram in benchmarks. Especially the vram overclock sucked. Thanks.
3015 on the clock and 1450 on the vram.... not great but not horrible. I think in these instances from card to card it becomes a silicon lottery winner or loser scenario in which nobody can "choose"..
@@theclockpit Thanks. Yep, the silicon lottery is real. But I have seen a few Suprim Liquid X with garbage vram. Many top out at 1250. And that card is meant to be one of the better from MSI. They still bin cards but put less value on the vram and thats sad. Again thanks for the nice review :)
Nice card - i want one:). I was hoping for more fps in acc with triple tho. Maybe a 5800x3d will help since performe really well in acc. Are you running acc max out on graphics?
ACC avg is 100-130 maxed epic. I had alot of other stress sw running during this video. New video coming out to show this today.
5800x3d will still bottleneck gpu I have 13600k oced with strix 4090 and still get about a 5% bottleneck in 4k
How are the temps on the memory,the msi 4090 suprim liquid card had high memory temps,20 degrees higher than air cooled cards.
Mem temp out of the box stays around 64-72⁰ at 99% load / tested for an hour. OC mem +400 to +1400 can bring mem junct temp up to 72-74⁰ . I will make a test video on this topic with different benches
this is awesome intel...
then I might consider "Gigi" instead "Suprim" (default mem is 82C there)
saw some user stating that they have 65C, so your data seem aligned to theirs
No one talks about it because its the most expensive 4090 and gigabyte didnt supply very many of them at all.
Man I want to get this so badly but impossible to find this or the liquid x in stock at all. Especially since I want the Hyte Y60 case (a limited edition one) that kinda need an water cooled gpu.
Surprisingly. The temps are only about 10c lower than air cooled models..
@@theclockpit main issue is more the Hyte Y60 case just doesn't work with an air cool gpu, its too big and the fan is like literally right up against the glass. Any other case honestly I guess not even big difference betweent hem.
But I do like how quite the liquid ones are though and would pay the premium for that alone.
hey there, did you had the need to use gigabyte software with this card? like the aorus engine or whatever, and did it work well for you?
I use msi afterburner. Gigabyte sw is not very good.
Are the fans pushing or pulling by default? I mean If I were to mount the rad in the front of the case as intake, do I need to flip the fans?
Fans are push by default
Which tool you use to monitor the card that shows up on the upper right corner of your screen ?
There are many tools you can use, this specific one is the performance overlay built in Nvidia's G-Force Experience software
Any Coil Whine under load ? in the video I can hear some but not much.
yes ive been searching for video about it...
Quick question, have you tried to use it with noise at 45DB what would be the GPU temps?
Ambient system noise measured 35dba pulling 505w in furmark. I can't isolate just the gpu noise with the equipment I have. There is a slide at the end of the video with gpu temps and clock info.
@@theclockpit thanks for the stats , 28 *c wall is quite hot. Could you maybe try lowering the room to 23*c see if theres a direct corolation and the card would drop from 40 at test to 35? Also sick driving setup
Also in the description for ease of reference.
@@PeinTech I didn't realize it at the time but I pinged an area of the wall right behind the pc that had warmed up considerably through testing. The room temp was actually quite alot cooler. Around 23⁰. I have done quite alot more testing since this video was done and will share more details soon.
Has anyone confirmed if the fans can indeed be swapped? I currently have an EVGA 3090 Hybrid, and I switched the fans out for LEDs and better performance. I want to upgrade to this card, but only if I can change the fans. Silly, I know, but still important to me.
you can, you will need to buy an adaptor if you want the gpu to manage the fans, otherwise plug the new fans into a controller
yes fans can be changed, I will upload a video on this tonight
Hows the memory temps with Furmark and games, mining?
I am compiling a sim titles test video with some bench statistics at the end. Furmark ncluded. It will be up tomorrow And you can see the numbers!
Thank you king, appreciate this. Planning to stack this with my 3090, 3D rendering.
Do you mean with SLI? The 40 series dont have SLI from what Ive seen and heard.
This looks and sounds unbelievable. Could I not flip the rad and have the stock fans pulling through the back and install my Lian li pushing through the front for the rgb and so they all match my system?
Yes you can totally do that!
Which way do the fans blow on there do they push or pull through the radiator
@@bosshogg9323 they are push
Where did you get this card from? I don't even see it listed anywhere for sale.
Chris, Newegg is the only seller that I've seen and that is where I bought it. There was stock available earlier today. www.newegg.com/gigabyte-geforce-rtx-4090-gv-n4090aorusx-w-24gd/p/N82E16814932556?Description=4090&cm_re=4090-_-14-932-556-_-Product
@@theclockpit thanks! I found it after I commented, but when I tried to order it said my order exceeded their in stock quantity. Sad panda
Can't seem to find information on any other liquid cooled card other than the msi suprim liquid x, which I agree is very strange. How are the memory and vram temps on this card? I'm curious how it compares being fully liquid cooled vs the hybrid design of the msi card.
Depending on how hard you push the overclock (if you even plan to), vram can climb into the 70s, gpu in the low 50s with the Hotspot generally 8-10c higher. It's pretty quiet and installation is versatile but doesn't offer any better performance.
@Cheddardonkey so I guess we just have to expect that the gddr6x is going to run hot regardless of model. Air cooled might actually be better than watercooled for gpus this generation just because of how hot everything other than the main die also gets. Interesting.
@@sambeam2404 unfortunately,the copper block on this card only passively cools the vram, water flows over the cpu but not directly over the memory. Custom water loops keep the vram much cooler.
Why is none talking about this card?! *Looks at price tag* Oh... Right...
thank you for the info., finally someone talking about this Model...it is the best for cooling/noise imo.....cant wait till it become in stock again. what is the TDP rating?
Yeah the lack of AIB card reviews from the bigger tech tubers seems a little strange.
TDP: 450 W... although after OC it see it regularly pull over 500. It peaked at 560w
Not even Gigabytes launch event has this card to show even. I'm sure the reviewers just didn't or were unable to get one.
Which one would you recommend? This one or 4090 rog strix oc white or the 4090 Suprim X
@@theemperor6684 suprim x or strix would be my pick.
@@theclockpit and why those and between those two which one would be the best pick for same price
@@theemperor6684 strix is generally regarded as the top end option but there is little difference between them. Aio can fail, and in my opinion a single 360 rad is adequate albeit fans running quite high during intense gaming loads. Any other card can be water-cooled if desired but the Waterforce can't really be modified or improved.
@@theclockpit i find it interesting that Aorus went full on black almost no rgb on their flagship card which also includes an aio
Vram is a bit hot as well as on msi liquid, i wonder why its so much worse in comparison with regular air-cooled ones
Why the hell did Gigabyte this?? The 4080 extreme waterforce is with RGB and the 4090 extreme waterforce is without RGB?? WHY?????? 😭
thank you
Holy molly you're right.
There's no Info on it. Like at all
I just bought one
For me it was a either a other Air-cooled OC GPU or this for a extra 100$ CAD (No brainer)
After 2 years of 3090 FTW3 Ultra & Vram cooking to backplate at egg frying temp (NEVER AGAIN)
It’s so EXPENSIVE 😂 if I do upgrade from my 3090 this is the 4090 I want.
nice! i use 0.960mv on 2750mhz! memory 11700mhz...
i got one coming. yeah not sure why not on youtube
Can you please test how this gpu handles 'Fortnite' with ultra settings and how many fps? (Would be cool to see how many fps for 1080p ultra and 4k ultra)
Thanks
How about the radiator? Does it get hot? Wondering if the limitations of being even colder is due to the “small” radiator
Does not get hot.. does get warm. It's a triple fan radiator, what do you mean by small?
@@theclockpit just thinking if is worth buying it or getting the Asus TUF with waterblock, a entire water cooled system could have 1 or 2 4 fan radiator. So I’m just wondering how much difference it would be.
@@DanCycles good question, they limit the power on all models and dont know how hot the fan based models get but this model doesn't get anywhere close to being hot.
@@theclockpit got it, I’m sure they will release a bios mod soon, but maybe just for reference PCB
what would the rtx 4090 look like running cyber punk 2077