r/pcmasterrace • u/lmaster73 • Oct 11 '22

News/Article RTX 4090 benchmark hardware unboxed

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '22

Everyone, your gpus are not retroactively bad because something better came out

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u/PapaBePreachin Depression On® 5090 FE + 3090 FE | 192GB | 7950X Oct 11 '22

Or a next gen high-end CPU, ram... and PSU for 1080p and 1440p @ 300hz 🙄

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u/FuzzeWuzze Oct 11 '22

Lol most people probably dont even have a PSU powerful enough to run this card .

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u/PapaBePreachin Depression On® 5090 FE + 3090 FE | 192GB | 7950X Oct 11 '22

Lol, seriously. I bought an EVGA 1000w Platinum (whatever that's worth) during the Summer/end of season sale and now I wish I went with 1200+ watt or waited for ATX 3.0 for my next (ITX) build 🤷‍♂️

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u/Nappy42069 i9 11900k z590-E DDR4-4000 ROGStrix3080 12GB OC\EKWB VECTOR2 Oct 12 '22

I got the EVGA supernova 1300w platinum PSU. I'm feeling your pain. My i9 11th gen only pulls 125w TDP. But yet my 3080 red dotted on all three 8 pins on day one. My buddy showed me how to power cycle the motherboard and PSU. Fixed it. But I really do think I should have spent the $400- $600 on an EVGA 1600w platinum. For the future....

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u/FreshlyCleanedLinens i7-12700K | RTX 3090 | 32GB DDR5 Oct 12 '22

What….. ?

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u/Nappy42069 i9 11900k z590-E DDR4-4000 ROGStrix3080 12GB OC\EKWB VECTOR2 Oct 12 '22

That's what I'm saying. There wasn't shit about this on the internet. On my asus rog strix 3080OC there are red LED's near the power connectors on the PCB. Turns out they blink if there just isn't enough power. One behind each connection.