I´ve been researching intensively during these days of easter break to upgrade. I found pretty shocking to have suffered so much to find a video like this. I am not interested in the 2fps differences or clock speeds. I am looking for the most efficient coolers and noise to get an idea of the fan curves I´ll be able to set to get the noise as low as possible. See if there are any issues with software. And finally build and comp quality. This video somewhat covered the last two points. Crazy to realize this is the first video I´ve been able to see the software after researching all week. I come from an EVGA1080 Ti FTW3 and even though I had a 970 Strix in the past, this video has been pretty useful to me, as I don´t have any experience with the TUF brand. Keep it up man!
I just bought an Asus TUF 4070 Ti Super 16GB BTF. It's overkill for me but I'm good for another 5 years, or so I think. I feel that I'm a little future proof and that means a lot to me. My last build was 9 years ago and I waited a little longer than I should have but, spend a little more and keep it a little longer! This card is neck to neck with the 4080 super and a hair faster. I'm good for a while! Great video, Sir!
I've had my TUF 4080 Super since its launch day and it has been nothing but an absolute joy to use! Cool, quiet, built like a tank, almost entirely RGB-free -- amazing, in short. Been using MSI cards for years before this one, but I'm happy I went with Asus this time around.
I got a Tuf 4080 Super as well 6 weeks ago and love it! It is my first truly premium level card since the Voodoo 5500 I bought 25 years ago. For the first time since owning that Voodoo card all those years ago I am really happy with the image quality of everything I run and of course frame rates are not a problem anymore too. I have owned ASUS Strix cards previously but now I am moving to the Tuf range because they are built like tanks and understated. I am not interested in garish logos and lights all over the place and the Strix / ROG ranges are just going way overboard with un-necessary adornments. I would rather the money be spent purely on build quality, materials quality, excellent design and reliability and the new Tuf range has all that in spades.
My wife just got me an ASUS - TUF Gaming RTX 4080 SUPER OC for my birthday AUG 23. It replaced my EVGA 1080ti all I can say is WOW this card is amazing I have an amd 5700x on an ASUS B550 Tuf Plus WIFI2 motherboard, Corsair Vengeance 32GB @ 3600MTs ram, Corsair RM 850x PUS and I got a LG Ultra Gear 2560x1440p monitor @ 165HRz and this card kills everything I play!!!!!!!
You clearly have a fantastic wife. That is one heck of a birthday present. Wow! I bought a Tuf 4080 Super 6 weeks ago and love it but I had to fund it all myself!!
The Asus 4080 Super TUF Gaming card is incredible for 4K gaming, and the cooling is so amazing that almost immediately after you exit gameplay, the fans shut off. Even during gameplay, as long as you aren’t try to get 200fps, the fans are inaudible and stay around 1000-1100 rpm. It’s like gaming with a console it’s so quiet.
Yea, i bought its laptop... nevermore, i still try to get a money back after 1 and half of a year, laptop went 5 times through warranty and that "Producent" simply say its "fine" that i have the artifacts and blue screens... dont buy that sh*t...
I'm trying to decide between this card and the gigabyte windforce V2. I've heard people complain a lot about coil whine with Asus cards and that kind of worries me and makes me hesitant to buy one.
Did you observe any coil whine from this graphic card with this combination? I am thinking of building the same system but with ASUS TUF 4080 Super OC. I am thinking if I should stick to my original idea when learning about the coil whine issue online, which has been plaguing ASUS RTX40 series graphic cards
@@HarrosTen not really. I mean you can hear the fans when they crank all the way up but that’s usually on like on a game with ray trace mods or something
@@BigStuDolla91 Thanks for the reply. I think I will just go on with my original thought. Some said low grade PSU will increase the likelihood of coil whine. I guess Corsair RMx 1000 should be good enough to prevent such issue 😀
@@HarrosTenhey bro I current have a tuff 4080 super with a 7800x3d and run games 1440p and get over 200fps on ultra settings on most games and no coil wine
Just build my new setup few weeks ago, Asus 670e tuff, ryzen 7800x3d, , asus Tuff 7900xtx and a asus Tuff 1000w psu. 64GB and im a happy camper. Running alienware aw3225qf. Love the darker design, comming down from the RGB craze. Asus tuff is a very nice line.
Finally. A video that breaks take down for someone like me! I am new to pc building and this is the most confusing part but I bought an 850watt PSU to keep my options open. Thank you sir.
I owned a P67 Sabretooth mobo and it was excellent. used it for 4 years and then handed down to my daughter who used it for another 3. Have a TUF 3080 1Gb gpu now. Will buy more TUF products in the future.
yeah I'm about to buy one tomorrow morning for my upgraded rig (TUF Z790 mobo, i7-13700kf, 32GB DDR5 RAM was the first half of my upgrade from an ASUS Maximus Hero VIII, i7-6700k, and 16GB DDR4 RAM with a STRIX 1070 from 2016 lol). My only concern is the power connections and making sure I do that right to avoid electrical issues. (3 separate PCIE cables if I'm reading it right)
@@walk3rs68 Ah gotcha! Yeah I have 3x PCEi cables with my Corsair RM850x, all have pig tails (will not be using the tails though of course! ) but if I can get better cables at the store, I will!
I recently pick up an ASUS TUF 4070Ti Super OC to replace a 2060 and it's great. I put it on a MSI Z790 Tomahawk, which I like. The MSI replaced an ASUS Sabertooth Z77 that I used for 10 years without an issue.
I was Team EVGA.... all the way to the end. I pulled the trigger on an Asus 4080 Super a couple days ago (straight from Asus). Going to sit on it until the Gen 15 Intel CPU's come out to grab one to build a new editing rig.
Hope your time in new York is going well! Also this is Colby and I know you son & daughter Maddie and AJ but AJ not his name actually or that's short for it but I was just at your house and saw your sick gaming room. Love the lives and videos! Stay save God bless 🙏🏻🔥👏
I am buying Asus already for years. In the future i will buy PSU, and cases with watercooling from them as well. Now that part is still Corsair. My card is the 4080 super tuf non oc and z790h-gaming rog strix. Asus is top tier.
Liked the TUF series motherboards back in the days when they actually meant real quality and were kinda unique. Nowadays it's just the cheap Asus option with subpar quality and features compared to Strix let alone ROG.
I've recently had to repaste my 4080 OC because the thermal paste from the factory was absurdly thin. Doing better than ever now with some Kyronaut Extreme on there.
I would like to do that too but would prefer to get the right dimension thermal pads first just in case after dismantling it I find I would like to replace them as well.
This is riddled with bad advice ! First off , never buy a OC Version of a GPU IE Tuf 4080 Super OC is 100.00 more then non OC yet the cards are identical , you can dial in the 2 percent OC or flash the OC Vbios to the non OC card in 3 mins ! You can even flash the strix 4080 super OC vbios to the TUF non gaming version , you are telling people to throw money away !
There is one Thing to add... When you overclock a non oc cead, you Garantie Inst available anymore, but when you overclock OC Version you Garantie is still available
@@spacecab2625 they are the same exact cards only different Vbios , the non OC is 2550 the OC is 2610mhz , Asus provides the software to bump your core clock 60mhz with zero effect on your warranty as it would be impossible to know . This is not a real OC just a tiny factory bump to get more money from novices that can't open Asus gpu tweak and move a slider 60mhz . This is also the reason the non OC is cheaper yet way harder to find as they want people to buy the OC as they get $100.00 more for the save hardware
Had the R9 270 TUF Gaming way back when I Built my PC with the FX6300... That was about 10yrs ago almost I think now and as for Brand Loyalty.... ??? I like to Tinker too Much for that to be a Thing... So, since then that PC has been Rebuilt with the 7800X3D and an ASRock PG B650E Riptide and a 7800XT... When I had the TUF in the Original Build, I had gotten a GTX 1650 Super OC from a Friend of mine to Try Out, and since I'd been Swapping between AMD and nVidia for Years to see how one behaves compared to the Other, I gave it a Shot... The 7800XT hasn't had that Chance yet with the 16 Pin High Power Issues, I was staying away from them until things got Sorted, and it sounds like they're making More Progress than they had been, so it's Time to see how the two Compare... HOWEVER, I won't go Below 16gb or a 256 Memory Bus, since that's where the 7800XT Lives, this Counted Out the 4070 Super, and the 4070 Ti Super seemed to have Issues of it's Own just by it's Placement in the Lineup and How it Got to Be... With the Costs being what they were already, I Opted for the TUF 4080 Super OC and just Bite the Bullet, it oughta be here this Weekend, we'll see... Already have the PSU to Match it, made that a Point when I Rebuilt the PC as it was, that was Before the Meltdowns, it's a Vetroo GV1000 so it'll have plenty of Juice for anything the Card'll want... Besides, I wanna see this new nVidia App and see if it Works better than the GeFarce Experience did...
The difference between Asus OC (Overclocked) and OC OG (Overclocked Original) GPU cards typically lies in their cooling solutions, factory overclock settings, and overall build quality. Here's a breakdown of the key differences: 1. **Cooling Solutions**: - **Asus OC** models often come with enhanced cooling features like larger heatsinks, additional fans, or advanced cooling technologies to ensure better thermal performance. - **OC OG** models may use more standard cooling solutions, which might be adequate but not as optimized as the OC variants. 2. **Factory Overclocking**: - **Asus OC** cards are usually factory overclocked to higher clock speeds compared to the standard models, providing better performance out of the box. - **OC OG** models may have lower default clock speeds, focusing on stability rather than aggressive overclocking. 3. **Build Quality and Components**: - **Asus OC** cards may utilize higher-quality components such as capacitors and chokes, leading to improved durability and performance. - **OC OG** cards might use more standard components, which can affect their longevity and performance under heavy loads. 4. **Price Point**: - Generally, the Asus OC cards tend to be priced higher than the OC OG models due to the improved features and performance enhancements. 5. **Target Audience**: - **Asus OC** is aimed at gamers and enthusiasts looking for the best performance and cooling. - **OC OG** might be more suitable for casual users or those who do not require extreme performance. In summary, if you're looking for better cooling, higher performance, and potentially more longevity, the Asus OC models would be the better choice. If you prefer a more budget-friendly option and are satisfied with standard performance, the OC OG models could suffice.
Take a coke and a Pepsi pour them in solo cups, have someone shuffle them for you and it's almost impossible to tell them apart. It's high fructose corn syrup and water.
all 4080 tuf users will need to change the thermal past in few month.. i checked that too ( get a 4080 s tuf oc) and it was so crazy what i was seeing there. first two month 76° after some weeks about 80° and few weeks above 100 . The thermal paste was still printed incorrectly. And the thermal paste itself is pure dirt. The 4090 chip is vertical and the 4080 is horizontally and they slapped the same cover from the 4090 version onto the 4080 and so the chip on the 4080 is not completely covered with thermal paste, which dissolves into its components sooner or later anyway.. still 74 after the change
Been looking at a white tuf gpu and i've been interested in getting the 4070 ti super, however... The 4080 price is very close and to the white 4070 ti super oc edition. But the 4080 is just black. So im now going back and forward with myself on which card to choose lol
@@peterpain6625 Check your powersupply. That can heavely influence coilwhine on your gpu. Try 1 or 2 other PSU's strong enough like 1000 watt or more. My card has minimal coilwhine. It is a 4080 super.
@@karlos1060 True. It's in my lan-party small-form-factor build now. Don't really care if it whines with 20 people around screaming and shouting blood murder ;)
Thankfully my tuf gaming 4090 oc doesn’t have any coil whine and it runs around 50-55c while maxed out 4k gaming w/ ray tracing etc. but I’m also using a 7000D airflow case w/ 15 fans. (Including the 3 extra for push/pull on the h170i aio).
Mine had it at first, but going with a custom cable that plugged directly into the GPU, and stress testing it (breaking it in) for many hours solved the whine. Now its as quiet as a sleeping baby.
Never ever buy the OC model if you dont have to. Thats horrible advice. I also dont sugest people buy none OC and then theow the OC bios on. Just use nvidia auto OC it gives you even more boost because it doesn memory and watts. Guys the OC tuf and strix this year are pure clocks 70 to 80 thats it. No wattage difference and no memory difference. Just ignnore OC and ignore the OC bios. Both of my none OC 4080 supers hit 3000mhz and whats funny is most of the OC models are having a hard time doing that. My strix hit 2680 out of the box so I already got the gauruntee of an OC. But whata funny is its a 1fps difference between 2680 and 2770 on average. So please its rare to find but get the none OC if you can. It seems like the none OC are getting insane silicon lottery also. Like legit ive yet to see a bad one but there are so many OC models i guess chances are you may get a bad one? Idk even the one fuy on youtueb who overclocked his tuf none oc got 2680 out of rhe box and was able to his 3000mhz which is way higher then even the OC is out of the box of couese. Everyone understood this with the 3000 series gpus. You should with the 4000 series also. Enjoy! Again use the nvidia beta app do auto OC if yoy dont want ro chance anyrhing. Raise the power limit and everything all the way then click auto. Boom much better OC results then any OC out of the box. Because of the memory and wattas boost.
I'm currently planning my next build and my one thing that I'm still up in the air with is the GPU. I will be going with Nvidia but just don't know what to get
While i do like the TUF series, im fed up with Asus products being so much more expensive than its market rivals. My previous 3 builds were all Asus Strix components, but my current build is now all MSI. I got all the features i wanted for less money than the Asus equivalent tier. Im done with Asus.
i mean its alright but MSI have been fucking up real bad this generation with the B650 motherboards (except the Pro B650M-A) & the 40-series cards as well. The Ventus models are inefficient asf and the higher tier models are pretty much similarly priced to Asus ones.
Not much larger than the competition tbh, the one benefit is that they are metal rather than the plastic you find on most others. Styling is a hit or a miss though, they tend to look much better vertically mounted than they do horizontally mounted.
I have Tuf gaming x570 pro, Tuf gaming RX 6700 xt.. My last few PC upgrades have been Tuf Gaming mobo's and they are rock solid.. Why have you only got Nvidia junk?
@@silfrido1768 People suckered into you don't need a lot of vram for months then ohh, you do...... just to help the industry sell. Fact is, you want the best = Stops the games of getting sucker punched. As these games come out the sys req is going up very fast and all those chasing after bottom tech will get cornered and re-buy will have to occur to keep pace with the industry. Unless, you didn't get suckered into and bought the best and future proofed for what is coming.
A lot of the TUF styling is a missed opportunity for them. Take the Mobos for example, they are not much better than the Prime series, with minimal plating covering the IO. Sometimes the branding actually makes it worse. They had the right idea early on with a lot more "metal" bits thrown in to cover the PCB, but now it feels very minimalistic. Their GPUs lack consistent design language with the rest of the brand as well. For example, the triangle bits on the GPU when seen horizontally. The rest of the brand seems focus more on boxy design elements, rather than triangles. Imagine if they had an EVGA like kingpin mesh between the shield and backplate? Or copper tubing? Design wise its just low effort these days.
Normally you would have to have a disclaimer that this is sponsored by Asus. I think he might just be promoting GPUs which have affiliate links, as he can earn more from those sales. He's not wrong about the content though, as this line up of GPUs are usually better specced than their counterparts in the same category.
This is an AD, I heard about these channels, but I never watched any of them, UA-cam decided this is the time for it so I clicked on it. I'm surprised how scripted the video is.
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I just bought the X670e TUF MOBO and Radeon 7900XT. I am super happy. The MOBO especially
I´ve been researching intensively during these days of easter break to upgrade.
I found pretty shocking to have suffered so much to find a video like this.
I am not interested in the 2fps differences or clock speeds.
I am looking for the most efficient coolers and noise to get an idea of the fan curves I´ll be able to set to get the noise as low as possible. See if there are any issues with software. And finally build and comp quality. This video somewhat covered the last two points. Crazy to realize this is the first video I´ve been able to see the software after researching all week.
I come from an EVGA1080 Ti FTW3 and even though I had a 970 Strix in the past, this video has been pretty useful to me, as I don´t have any experience with the TUF brand.
Keep it up man!
I just bought an Asus TUF 4070 Ti Super 16GB BTF. It's overkill for me but I'm good for another 5 years, or so I think. I feel that I'm a little future proof and that means a lot to me. My last build was 9 years ago and I waited a little longer than I should have but, spend a little more and keep it a little longer! This card is neck to neck with the 4080 super and a hair faster. I'm good for a while! Great video, Sir!
I've had my TUF 4080 Super since its launch day and it has been nothing but an absolute joy to use!
Cool, quiet, built like a tank, almost entirely RGB-free -- amazing, in short. Been using MSI cards for years before this one, but I'm happy I went with Asus this time around.
I got a Tuf 4080 Super as well 6 weeks ago and love it! It is my first truly premium level card since the Voodoo 5500 I bought 25 years ago. For the first time since owning that Voodoo card all those years ago I am really happy with the image quality of everything I run and of course frame rates are not a problem anymore too. I have owned ASUS Strix cards previously but now I am moving to the Tuf range because they are built like tanks and understated. I am not interested in garish logos and lights all over the place and the Strix / ROG ranges are just going way overboard with un-necessary adornments. I would rather the money be spent purely on build quality, materials quality, excellent design and reliability and the new Tuf range has all that in spades.
I love the TUF brand and look and price. My 3090 tuf is still going strong
Ummmm... it better be. There's no reason the flagship last gen gpu should be hurting.
My wife just got me an ASUS - TUF Gaming RTX 4080 SUPER OC for my birthday AUG 23. It replaced my EVGA 1080ti all I can say is WOW this card is amazing I have an amd 5700x on an ASUS B550 Tuf Plus WIFI2 motherboard, Corsair Vengeance 32GB @ 3600MTs ram, Corsair RM 850x PUS and I got a LG Ultra Gear 2560x1440p monitor @ 165HRz and this card kills everything I play!!!!!!!
You clearly have a fantastic wife. That is one heck of a birthday present. Wow! I bought a Tuf 4080 Super 6 weeks ago and love it but I had to fund it all myself!!
The Asus 4080 Super TUF Gaming card is incredible for 4K gaming, and the cooling is so amazing that almost immediately after you exit gameplay, the fans shut off. Even during gameplay, as long as you aren’t try to get 200fps, the fans are inaudible and stay around 1000-1100 rpm. It’s like gaming with a console it’s so quiet.
I agree bro i love the purchase what cpu do you run ?
Yea, i bought its laptop... nevermore, i still try to get a money back after 1 and half of a year, laptop went 5 times through warranty and that "Producent" simply say its "fine" that i have the artifacts and blue screens... dont buy that sh*t...
I'm trying to decide between this card and the gigabyte windforce V2. I've heard people complain a lot about coil whine with Asus cards and that kind of worries me and makes me hesitant to buy one.
@@Manicfuguestate Go for gigabyte, its safer... you know why ? Asus service is the WORST...
Just bought a ASUS TUF 4070 TI Super OC yesterday to go with my ASUS TUF B760M Motherboard and ASUS TUF 850 Gold PSU. Definitely a ASUS fan
Did you observe any coil whine from this graphic card with this combination? I am thinking of building the same system but with ASUS TUF 4080 Super OC. I am thinking if I should stick to my original idea when learning about the coil whine issue online, which has been plaguing ASUS RTX40 series graphic cards
@@HarrosTen not really. I mean you can hear the fans when they crank all the way up but that’s usually on like on a game with ray trace mods or something
@@BigStuDolla91 Thanks for the reply. I think I will just go on with my original thought. Some said low grade PSU will increase the likelihood of coil whine. I guess Corsair RMx 1000 should be good enough to prevent such issue 😀
@@HarrosTenhey bro I current have a tuff 4080 super with a 7800x3d and run games 1440p and get over 200fps on ultra settings on most games and no coil wine
@@Onyx1776 BTW, may I know which PSU you are using for your system?
I enjoy drinking my Coke Zero while gaming on my TUF 4080 Super GPU! I love them both!😊
Just build my new setup few weeks ago,
Asus 670e tuff, ryzen 7800x3d, , asus Tuff 7900xtx and a asus Tuff 1000w psu. 64GB and im a happy camper.
Running alienware aw3225qf. Love the darker design, comming down from the RGB craze.
Asus tuff is a very nice line.
Finally. A video that breaks take down for someone like me! I am new to pc building and this is the most confusing part but I bought an 850watt PSU to keep my options open. Thank you sir.
Great Video Robey! thank you I normally buy MSI, but this definitely gave me something to think about !
I have an 4080 super and it perfectly quiet no matter what I do. Mostly from my old 2060 super
I owned a P67 Sabretooth mobo and it was excellent. used it for 4 years and then handed down to my daughter who used it for another 3. Have a TUF 3080 1Gb gpu now. Will buy more TUF products in the future.
Wow. Amazing video and insanely informative. thank you so much for explaining everything so well. it was easily digestable.
thank you for the review. you really helped me solidify my choice in the Tuf 4080 super.
yeah I'm about to buy one tomorrow morning for my upgraded rig (TUF Z790 mobo, i7-13700kf, 32GB DDR5 RAM was the first half of my upgrade from an ASUS Maximus Hero VIII, i7-6700k, and 16GB DDR4 RAM with a STRIX 1070 from 2016 lol). My only concern is the power connections and making sure I do that right to avoid electrical issues. (3 separate PCIE cables if I'm reading it right)
@@zaryaswife it's pretty easy with the adaptor and PCIE wire come with two depending on power supply. Good luck on you build
@@walk3rs68 Ah gotcha! Yeah I have 3x PCEi cables with my Corsair RM850x, all have pig tails (will not be using the tails though of course! ) but if I can get better cables at the store, I will!
I recently pick up an ASUS TUF 4070Ti Super OC to replace a 2060 and it's great. I put it on a MSI Z790 Tomahawk, which I like. The MSI replaced an ASUS Sabertooth Z77 that I used for 10 years without an issue.
That was such a great board, mine lasted for years too.
I was Team EVGA.... all the way to the end. I pulled the trigger on an Asus 4080 Super a couple days ago (straight from Asus). Going to sit on it until the Gen 15 Intel CPU's come out to grab one to build a new editing rig.
Hope your time in new York is going well! Also this is Colby and I know you son & daughter Maddie and AJ but AJ not his name actually or that's short for it but I was just at your house and saw your sick gaming room. Love the lives and videos! Stay save God bless 🙏🏻🔥👏
Very interesting watch!! I'm looking at the TUF gaming 4070 super... I thought this video was going to be a negative point haha! thanks!
I personally think that the TUF graphics cards are above the Strix graphics cards based on the build quality alone.
I am buying Asus already for years. In the future i will buy PSU, and cases with watercooling from them as well. Now that part is still Corsair. My card is the 4080 super tuf non oc and z790h-gaming rog strix. Asus is top tier.
Just got a tuf 4070ti super and I love it
MSI GAMING X pleaseeeee (as well ventus x3 and trio) tq
Least paid advertising robey video.
Liked the TUF series motherboards back in the days when they actually meant real quality and were kinda unique. Nowadays it's just the cheap Asus option with subpar quality and features compared to Strix let alone ROG.
I've recently had to repaste my 4080 OC because the thermal paste from the factory was absurdly thin. Doing better than ever now with some Kyronaut Extreme on there.
I would like to do that too but would prefer to get the right dimension thermal pads first just in case after dismantling it I find I would like to replace them as well.
Tuff is great IMO I always buy at least one tuff item form my PCs and they last a long time.
I ordered this exact card, motherboard Z790 Asus, CORSAIR - VENGEANCE RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz C36, Intel - Core i5-13600K 13th Gen 14
I am buying the Asus Tuf Gaming 4080 super oc this monday online amazon!
How’d it go? Love it? Wish you waited for 5080?
@@GoldenKnight702 Na man, it go very well! :D
@@jean-claudecossette6841 I literally just got home with mine. You inspired me 🤘🏻
Thanks to these videos and other. I just said fudge it and ordered a Asus tuf 4080 super OC.
I was looking at the Asus Tuf 4080 Super just because it's the only card I found with two HDMI ports.
I had one of the first Strix products: Gtx 780 6gb
I ordered a Tuf 4070 Ti Super to replace my old EVGA Rtx 2070.
Why not buy AMD gpu?
@@misterPAINMAKER because amd isnt the only gpu in this world :)
@@cezarh5473 Nvidia is not either
Any coil whine?
This is riddled with bad advice ! First off , never buy a OC Version of a GPU IE Tuf 4080 Super OC is 100.00 more then non OC yet the cards are identical , you can dial in the 2 percent OC or flash the OC Vbios to the non OC card in 3 mins ! You can even flash the strix 4080 super OC vbios to the TUF non gaming version , you are telling people to throw money away !
There is one Thing to add... When you overclock a non oc cead, you Garantie Inst available anymore, but when you overclock OC Version you Garantie is still available
@@spacecab2625 they are the same exact cards only different Vbios , the non OC is 2550 the OC is 2610mhz , Asus provides the software to bump your core clock 60mhz with zero effect on your warranty as it would be impossible to know . This is not a real OC just a tiny factory bump to get more money from novices that can't open Asus gpu tweak and move a slider 60mhz . This is also the reason the non OC is cheaper yet way harder to find as they want people to buy the OC as they get $100.00 more for the save hardware
Wrekt
Had the R9 270 TUF Gaming way back when I Built my PC with the FX6300... That was about 10yrs ago almost I think now and as for Brand Loyalty.... ??? I like to Tinker too Much for that to be a Thing...
So, since then that PC has been Rebuilt with the 7800X3D and an ASRock PG B650E Riptide and a 7800XT... When I had the TUF in the Original Build, I had gotten a GTX 1650 Super OC from a Friend of mine to Try Out, and since I'd been Swapping between AMD and nVidia for Years to see how one behaves compared to the Other, I gave it a Shot... The 7800XT hasn't had that Chance yet with the 16 Pin High Power Issues, I was staying away from them until things got Sorted, and it sounds like they're making More Progress than they had been, so it's Time to see how the two Compare...
HOWEVER, I won't go Below 16gb or a 256 Memory Bus, since that's where the 7800XT Lives, this Counted Out the 4070 Super, and the 4070 Ti Super seemed to have Issues of it's Own just by it's Placement in the Lineup and How it Got to Be... With the Costs being what they were already, I Opted for the TUF 4080 Super OC and just Bite the Bullet, it oughta be here this Weekend, we'll see... Already have the PSU to Match it, made that a Point when I Rebuilt the PC as it was, that was Before the Meltdowns, it's a Vetroo GV1000 so it'll have plenty of Juice for anything the Card'll want... Besides, I wanna see this new nVidia App and see if it Works better than the GeFarce Experience did...
should test the coil whine.Also amazing....
What is the OG version I see there is a OG OC version and a OC version what is the difference and witch one is better
The difference between Asus OC (Overclocked) and OC OG (Overclocked Original) GPU cards typically lies in their cooling solutions, factory overclock settings, and overall build quality. Here's a breakdown of the key differences:
1. **Cooling Solutions**:
- **Asus OC** models often come with enhanced cooling features like larger heatsinks, additional fans, or advanced cooling technologies to ensure better thermal performance.
- **OC OG** models may use more standard cooling solutions, which might be adequate but not as optimized as the OC variants.
2. **Factory Overclocking**:
- **Asus OC** cards are usually factory overclocked to higher clock speeds compared to the standard models, providing better performance out of the box.
- **OC OG** models may have lower default clock speeds, focusing on stability rather than aggressive overclocking.
3. **Build Quality and Components**:
- **Asus OC** cards may utilize higher-quality components such as capacitors and chokes, leading to improved durability and performance.
- **OC OG** cards might use more standard components, which can affect their longevity and performance under heavy loads.
4. **Price Point**:
- Generally, the Asus OC cards tend to be priced higher than the OC OG models due to the improved features and performance enhancements.
5. **Target Audience**:
- **Asus OC** is aimed at gamers and enthusiasts looking for the best performance and cooling.
- **OC OG** might be more suitable for casual users or those who do not require extreme performance.
In summary, if you're looking for better cooling, higher performance, and potentially more longevity, the Asus OC models would be the better choice. If you prefer a more budget-friendly option and are satisfied with standard performance, the OC OG models could suffice.
@@richardkemp4144 thankyou
Take a coke and a Pepsi pour them in solo cups, have someone shuffle them for you and it's almost impossible to tell them apart. It's high fructose corn syrup and water.
If all there is Pepsi.. water it is I guess
all 4080 tuf users will need to change the thermal past in few month.. i checked that too ( get a 4080 s tuf oc) and it was so crazy what i was seeing there. first two month 76° after some weeks about 80° and few weeks above 100 . The thermal paste was still printed incorrectly. And the thermal paste itself is pure dirt. The 4090 chip is vertical and the 4080 is horizontally and they slapped the same cover from the 4090 version onto the 4080 and so the chip on the 4080 is not completely covered with thermal paste, which dissolves into its components sooner or later anyway.. still 74 after the change
You say there’s a black and a white edition of the 4070 ti super oc ? Can’t seem to find it.
Been looking at a white tuf gpu and i've been interested in getting the 4070 ti super, however... The 4080 price is very close and to the white 4070 ti super oc edition. But the 4080 is just black. So im now going back and forward with myself on which card to choose lol
My asus tuf 4090 has a LOT of coil whine
Mine doesn't. Bet next time it's the other way around. My 3090 is basically (still) screaming with coil-whine ;)
@@peterpain6625 Check your powersupply. That can heavely influence coilwhine on your gpu. Try 1 or 2 other PSU's strong enough like 1000 watt or more. My card has minimal coilwhine. It is a 4080 super.
@@karlos1060 True. It's in my lan-party small-form-factor build now. Don't really care if it whines with 20 people around screaming and shouting blood murder ;)
Thankfully my tuf gaming 4090 oc doesn’t have any coil whine and it runs around 50-55c while maxed out 4k gaming w/ ray tracing etc. but I’m also using a 7000D airflow case w/ 15 fans. (Including the 3 extra for push/pull on the h170i aio).
Mine had it at first, but going with a custom cable that plugged directly into the GPU, and stress testing it (breaking it in) for many hours solved the whine. Now its as quiet as a sleeping baby.
I am not biased towards any PC brand. My purchasing decision is purely driven by value for monney.
Never ever buy the OC model if you dont have to. Thats horrible advice. I also dont sugest people buy none OC and then theow the OC bios on. Just use nvidia auto OC it gives you even more boost because it doesn memory and watts.
Guys the OC tuf and strix this year are pure clocks 70 to 80 thats it. No wattage difference and no memory difference.
Just ignnore OC and ignore the OC bios. Both of my none OC 4080 supers hit 3000mhz and whats funny is most of the OC models are having a hard time doing that. My strix hit 2680 out of the box so I already got the gauruntee of an OC. But whata funny is its a 1fps difference between 2680 and 2770 on average. So please its rare to find but get the none OC if you can. It seems like the none OC are getting insane silicon lottery also. Like legit ive yet to see a bad one but there are so many OC models i guess chances are you may get a bad one? Idk even the one fuy on youtueb who overclocked his tuf none oc got 2680 out of rhe box and was able to his 3000mhz which is way higher then even the OC is out of the box of couese.
Everyone understood this with the 3000 series gpus. You should with the 4000 series also.
Enjoy!
Again use the nvidia beta app do auto OC if yoy dont want ro chance anyrhing.
Raise the power limit and everything all the way then click auto. Boom much better OC results then any OC out of the box. Because of the memory and wattas boost.
I have no preference as long as it's not gigabyte
I'm currently planning my next build and my one thing that I'm still up in the air with is the GPU. I will be going with Nvidia but just don't know what to get
Get what you feel comfortable paying for. I went with the 4080OC; couldn't justify $400 more for the 4090.
@alfredthibodeaux2414 I agree man I'm also looking at the 4080 Super as my GPU worth the money and not spending it on a 4090
Thanks 🤙🤙🤙
ASUS tuf/strix brand has water blocks made for them.
Does ASUS 4080 Super TUF Non-OC and OC have Coil whine? (now that few months have passed)
While i do like the TUF series, im fed up with Asus products being so much more expensive than its market rivals. My previous 3 builds were all Asus Strix components, but my current build is now all MSI. I got all the features i wanted for less money than the Asus equivalent tier. Im done with Asus.
idk man the msi ventus cards are pretty doo doo for the 40 series
@Seeeaaan I have the Gaming X Slim RTX4070 Ti Super. It's been solid so far.
i mean its alright but MSI have been fucking up real bad this generation with the B650 motherboards (except the Pro B650M-A) & the 40-series cards as well. The Ventus models are inefficient asf and the higher tier models are pretty much similarly priced to Asus ones.
I personally don't like TUF GPU shrouds. They're entirely too large and so...utilitarian. They really would never fit in my case, an NZXT H1 V2.
Not much larger than the competition tbh, the one benefit is that they are metal rather than the plastic you find on most others. Styling is a hit or a miss though, they tend to look much better vertically mounted than they do horizontally mounted.
unlike the others the Asus TUF 4070 Super only has 1 HDMI port not 2
Actually I used a 4070 Ti Super just last stream that had two.
@@RobeytechLive TI 2x, non TI 1x
I have Tuf gaming x570 pro, Tuf gaming RX 6700 xt..
My last few PC upgrades have been Tuf Gaming mobo's and they are rock solid..
Why have you only got Nvidia junk?
Yeah NVIDIA is not value for money and overpriced, i love my RX 7800XT.
cool text you read
They for no one.
STRIX only and topmost for it = Now is the 4090 = Nothing less than 4090 unless you are saving up for the 5090.
Which is exactly why I got one lol
@@silfrido1768
People suckered into you don't need a lot of vram for months then ohh, you do...... just to help the industry sell.
Fact is, you want the best = Stops the games of getting sucker punched.
As these games come out the sys req is going up very fast and all those chasing after bottom tech will get cornered and re-buy will have to occur to keep pace with the industry. Unless, you didn't get suckered into and bought the best and future proofed for what is coming.
The links are broken
No one talks about that?
pepsi better than coke. fight me
For me it depends on my mood. I prefer Coke with ice in a fountain drink and Pepsi in a can or bottle.
@@Killswitch1411 i second this
Dr pepper over all
@shadowCTP254 not another one 😂
@@shadowCTP254There's always a Dr. Pepper guy and you know what, you're right.
Don't buy an OC version, it's just a rip off.
A lot of the TUF styling is a missed opportunity for them. Take the Mobos for example, they are not much better than the Prime series, with minimal plating covering the IO. Sometimes the branding actually makes it worse. They had the right idea early on with a lot more "metal" bits thrown in to cover the PCB, but now it feels very minimalistic.
Their GPUs lack consistent design language with the rest of the brand as well. For example, the triangle bits on the GPU when seen horizontally. The rest of the brand seems focus more on boxy design elements, rather than triangles. Imagine if they had an EVGA like kingpin mesh between the shield and backplate? Or copper tubing? Design wise its just low effort these days.
Intregrated graphics 😢
Yet another paid advertisement from this guy. That's all he does apparently. Downvoted again.
Normally you would have to have a disclaimer that this is sponsored by Asus. I think he might just be promoting GPUs which have affiliate links, as he can earn more from those sales.
He's not wrong about the content though, as this line up of GPUs are usually better specced than their counterparts in the same category.
This is an AD, I heard about these channels, but I never watched any of them, UA-cam decided this is the time for it so I clicked on it.
I'm surprised how scripted the video is.
Asus bad coil whine