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4000 series is also a 500-700+W space heater if the rumours are true... Nvidia taking the Intel playbook of shove more power through it to speed it up, it hasn'
by tehbeard 4y ago
4000 series is also a 500-700+W space heater if the rumours are true... Nvidia taking the Intel playbook of shove more power through it to speed it up, it hasn't sublimated yet..
Between electricity prices, and climate change making summers uncomfortable as it is, that's a no go.
- ge96 4y agoI also heard 3080 seems to be a good middle grounds in the 3000 series.
- Ekaros 4y agoI sometimes get feeling we are rather distanced from average consumers when 3080 that is the high-end card in series is considered middle grounds...
- ge96 4y agoI think that's what I'm going to get. I've been reading up on em and the 3090/ti's are either overkill (more than what I'd use) or diminishing returns vs. price. I'm not a graphics heavy creator/machine learning person. My monitor for example is almost 4K but not 4K so that's waste of graphic computing. It's tough because I want the best "just because". But it's a losing battle.
- bick_nyers 4y agoWell, you can always go for a Quadro. More expensive, but will give you much better performance per watt. Or, you can always undervolt it, if VRAM is the main thing you are looking for (which for most people buying a 3090, it is).