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This - latest Call of Duty game on my (albeit water cooled) 3080TI founders edition saw frame rates in the 90-100fps running natively at 4k (no DLSS).
by philjohn 2y ago
This - latest Call of Duty game on my (albeit water cooled) 3080TI founders edition saw frame rates in the 90-100fps running natively at 4k (no DLSS).
- bavell 2y agoCan't CoD do 60+ fps @1080p on a potato nowadays?... not exactly a good reference point.
- CobaltFire 2y ago4k90 is about 6 times that, and he probably has the options turned up. I’d say the comparison is what’s faulty, not the example.
- sfmike 2y agonew cod is really unoptimized. on a few years old 3080 still getting 100 fps on 4k that's pretty great. if he uses some frame gen such as lossless he can get 120-150. Say what you will about nvidia prices but you do get years of great gaming out of them.
- CobaltFire 2y agoHonestly my water cooled 3080TI FE has been great. Wish it had more VRAM for VR (DCS, MSFS) but otherwise it’s been great.
- philjohn 2y agoWhich block did you go with? I went with the EK Vector special edition which has been great, but need to look for something else if I upgrade to 5080 with their recent woes.
- CobaltFire 2y agoI just have the Alphacool AIO with a second 360 radiator. I’ve done tons of custom stuff but was at a point where I didn’t have the time for a custom loop. Just wanted plug and play. Seen some people talking down the block, but honestly I run 50c under saturated load at 400 watts, +225 core, +600 memory with a hot spot of 60c and VRAM of 62c. Not amazing but it’s not holding the card back. That’s with the Phanteks T30’s at about 1200RPM. Stock cooler I could never get the card stable despite new pads and paste. I was running 280 watts, barely able to run -50 on the core and no offset on memory. That would STILL hit 85c core, 95c hotspot and memory.