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Thanks for this. i too have an RTX a4000, and I will keep an eye on the temperatures. So far so good after 3 years. Cheers. BTW, funny that I too bought an Asus RTX 4070 two weeks ago. but that's for my new build. Ha

Seems I have the same problem with my Quadro RTX 4000, I bought it new, and it was always running hot!

almost buy trap gpu 😂😂 , im fine with rtx2000

I5⏰4460 🧒🏻ADD OIL！BECAUSE A4000？HUH

you could also get better transfer thermal pads for the vrams and vrms and improve that hotspot temp by a few degrees ... but i think a bit more aggresive fan curve would keep it cool enough, as you where runing furmark, and fans where basically almost relaxed in 30-40% ...

8:32 can not agree, noctua fans example push stright with there air and and not to side like other cheap ones, they have best static pressure

Use thermalgrizzly ptmsheet temp dropped my hotspot from 108c to 92c

100c normal my ass

They must of redone the plastic peels because mine wasn't that bad lol

Well, you're using the Meshi as an air-cooled case, which it isnt really meant to be. Obviously you have to add parts to make this work out better :)

Do you need to always have that Hive thing connected? Or if you're just using Bluetooth speakers can you leave that unplugged and then just plug it in whenever you might need it for something?

You have a 4090 and are rocking a cpu that's able to be cooled by that dinky little thing!?

Many thanks for this. Exactly the same symptoms as my workstation with RTX A4000 card.

I was going to say the same thing as some of the others. I have the meshify c case and a 3D printer. Unfortunately the Covid supply chain shortages killed off the accessories to this case in the US before I had a chance to get one, but I want to see the front panel re-done. If anyone takes it on please share! They had one in white before with white foam that was perfect. *cries in spanish!*

If you're a hard core team red shalome, I let you do the talking. If you're an nVidiot you have my empathy. Mr. Leather Jacket trying to slip you the vector compute while AMD has no vector compute and was right to use their compute unit instead. I judge a computer by its FR.exe score. Then it's PrimoCache score. \ nVidia algorithm do ugly things in situation where it doesn't know what to do with Cyberpunk texture. When Elon "Aka Dark Maga." finds out, He may give Mr. Leather Jacket his 24 hour notice.

Do you still have a4k or getting rid of it

Put more thermalpads or thermal putty abd this issue will fix

What is the power consumption at idle and at full load?

Nah you have to change the memory pads and the paste on the chip... You have to put memory pads on the memory pads and also paste on the heatsink to above the memory.

These temperatures drop are absolutley shocking! I really think PC owners should vaccum dust their environment at least 2 times per week. I have an RTX 4090 and it went around 74-78 Celsius in full load while in games like Alan Wake II but I am talking about this summer when the average in the house was 34-36. So I think good cooling is a combination of a well designed shroud, good thermal paste or pads and thick heatsink. A good proper air collled case with lots of fans also works but as I said, don't forget to vacuum dust two times per week. Especially in big cities with plenty of construction yards nearby.

I have overclocked 7700k and 3080TI, playing all the titels in 1440p on ultra settings with 100+ FPS, why did you made your friend to change it to this?

i noticed you had 1.4v just chilling in the BIOS. CPU could have been overvolted by the mobo and died over time. It's the same thing happening to a lot of intel chips (one of the issues anyway)

Wow I guess mine was well taken care of because it’s spotless inside when I took it apart I’m thinking of rebuilding it I switched back to a hp and I kiss the Mac for photo editing

Why install the AIO cooler wrong though? Installing the cooler like that makes the pump run dry and gives sub optimal cooling.

I have just used this board in a new build and I am having issues shutting it down. Every time I shut down, it restarts itself and goes into bios. This is the second board from a different seller I am having this issue with. I returned the first one to the seller because I believed that I was sold a faulty board. But I am still having the same issue with the new board from a new seller. Any thing I need to tweak to stop it restarting? I should add that this is my first time building on a Gigabyte board. I have a previous build with an ASUS board and the build was a breeze

I did an experiment with the RTX A4000, I put liquid cooling on it, it stays at 35 without doing anything in game and rendering does not go over 55.

Ordered one from ya , over at Ety,s , seems great for my old RX 580 , from wich 2 fans r broken, i,m not giving up on this old lady , your shroud will give her new life , thinking to strap in some Noise Blocker NB-eLoop B 12 in there , or those Noctua NF-A12 Chromax

Damn something useful for once though I don’t have such mobo with multiple slots of nvme. But good for future use

RTX A4000 is amazing card. With heatsink swap it fits even in smallest ITX cases. Stock heatsink is terrible anyway.

8:10 "You don't get the same benefits" - is there a benchmark that compares the benefits?

I bought a asus rog x670e-i itx board last year second hand from a reputable seller on ebay but due to busy schedule and lack of funds at the time never got round to building my pc. Now I've put together the pc ,minus the cpu (7800x3d is on the way). I read you can boot into bios i tried turn the pc on nothing happens not even fan spin😢 no lights on motherboard. There seems to be power going to usb's though. I've tried connecting my power button pins just incase it was the case botton.Tried using my spare psu samething happens. Will it work when i put the cpu in or is the board dead? 😢

How about using 92mm fans?

That's weird, my Nitro+ 7900 GRE doesn't get past 65°C at max load, and about 1500 fan rpm

I have the same card FE it looks so sexy and performs well

That's the server SKU? It's designed to be ran with server style thermals - front to back with a large volume of air being moved.. That's probably why it's still running a bit hot.

Hey, other than aesthetics whats the point of the fans if theres not gonna really be any airflow? genuine question

What CPU and small air fan are you using? Would something like that cool a 5800X?

why would you use Noctua D15 on the mobo? That's an ITX board isnt it? Try using some different low profile heatsinks because that makes more sense 🤔

Thank you for the video! It has been a LONG time since I last put together a PC and I was having some difficulties with this MB. Your video sure helped!

Get a new power supply cable adapter makes it look cheap

nice upgrade but u really should use gpu support bracket, the 4070s is heavy one and it may damage your mb 😅

Nice upgrade!

for every day use you must not setup more than 80% fan speed all factorys have a standar use about 80% of the maximum performance of gpu , if you can keep it cool the gpu at 80% fan spped then the moding works

Got one of these a few weeks ago for my failing 2080 Super. Absolutely revived the card and its pumping better than ever before! Thanks :)

With the card you have, it probably won't matter, but I wouldn't plug and unplug the power cable more often than necessary. The contacts are only rated for a limited amount of plug in events. Also one should check the temperature of a self-made plug after a while of intensive use to see whether there is any unnecessary resistance due to a suboptimal crimp. Again, this does not matter for graphics cards that aren't very power hungry, but cards like the 4090 may draw a lot of amps over their 12 pin connectors.

I’m really looking into a ITX water cool build but need a really good case.

You should absolutely test other of dynatron CPU coolers as well considering they seem to be ultra compact and way better than any commercial version for consumers.

I did this to my 6900 formula oc z yesterday, 30 degree drop after doing so.(binned xtxh chip, bigger cooler) The paste from factory was NOT a good job. The right side didn't have much paste, seems all AMD GPU's silicon are minorly warped on top, so don't do a super thin layer of paste as you would a CPU, do a slightly thicker layer(think preapplied paste thickness).

8:26 "undervolted to 71% power target" Makes absolutely zero sense.

2:25 If the card gets this hot at idle, turning the max power limit down does absolute nothing, since it is not even close to being power limited at idle ...