- #RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION 1080P#
- #RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION UPGRADE#
- #RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION CODE#
- #RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION SERIES#
! updated: ZoomGPU 1.32.2 (GPU monitoring library) with Win11 support.
#RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION CODE#
! updated GPU monitoring code for AMD Radeon graphics cards. + added display of GPU chip power for Radeon GPUs (RDNA) + PPW. ! updated: ZoomGPU 1.33.0 (GPU monitoring library).
+ added detection of Intel UHD Graphics 770 (Alder Lake). ! updated: ZoomGPU 1.34.0 (GPU monitoring library).
+ added support of AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT, 6750 XT and 6650 XT, Radeon RX 6400, RX 6500 XT, Updated some RTX 3060 and RTX 3050 models. GeForce RTX 3050 4GB, GeForce RTX 3080 12GB. + added support of GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, RTX A4500, GeForce RTX 3050 8GB, Other than that the test systems are completely identical right down to the storage drives.+ added detection of Intel Arc 7 A770M, A730M, Arc 5 A550M and Arc 3 A370M and A350M. We will also be including the RTX 3070 with the 10900K, just so you get a frame of reference regarding whether or not the older CPU is causing a bottleneck.
#RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION UPGRADE#
Remember that was an important GPU too, because it was launched around $450 USD so naturally the upgrade path would be something like the RTX 3070.
#RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION 1080P#
This time we are going down the same road, but we are adding 1080P testing as well as including a GTX 1070 Ti. In our RTX 3080 review we took a chance and included the Core i7-7700K and older GPUs, and based on the positive feedback we got we are doing it happening again.
#RTX 3070 POWER CONSUMPTION SERIES#
Most of you probably also skipped the RTX 2000 series or even the RX 5700 series of GPUs. Most of you are not rocking a Core i9-9900K or i9-10900K or Ryzen 3000 CPU in your system. What you saw earlier are basically comparative performance results against GPUs that were launched in the last 18 months or so, but what it didn’t cover is the current situation that we know a lot of you are in. I guess that is something that we will find out soon. However, I also have to wonder if that hole will give AMD opportunity that they need for the RX6000. Speaking of the RTX 3080, it’s pretty obvious that NVIDIA left a massive performance hole between it and the RTX 3070 so they could fit another GPU into that lineup. Now it might be that adding ray tracing could change the equation, but that is something that we will have to test out in a separate article. On the other hand, the RTX 3070 gives you roughly 25% higher frame rates than RTX 2070 Super, and both those cards cost around $500 USD. For example, the RTX 3080 is about 45% faster than the RTX 2080 Super despite launching for the same $700 USD price point. Now I wouldn’t go out and buy a 3070 if I already had an RTX 2000 Super series GPU, and that is because this doesn’t give you a substantial performance uplift like the RTX 3080 did relative to its price. Well that pretty much wraps up this part of our coverage, and I have to say that the RTX 3070 delivers better performance at less power compared to the RTX 2080 Super. Now it doesn’t get to these levels with higher noise levels either, since it stayed super quiet on our open test system. And that is good news since you can be confident that the RTX 3070 will continue to deliver pretty much identical performance over the course of a gameplay session. As a matter of fact, it stayed well above the on-paper specs for the entire test. But what about clock speeds? Well those were super stable too. Temperatures over time were pretty much as expected since NVIDIA’s thermal engineering team seems to have found the secret sauce with their new cooler design. It’s also quite a bit more efficient than the RTX 2080 Ti, so that’s nice. However, the interesting thing here is its peak power consumption ended up being between the RTX 2080 Super and the RTX 2070 Super, which gives it a much better performance-per-watt ratio than either of those. As for power consumption, well we already knew from NVIDIA’s numbers that the RTX 3070 wasn’t going to be sipping electricity.
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