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Thermal testing two different size Gigabyte 5070 Ti cards - huge differences

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I just posted this video:


PCBs in the cards seem to be the same, tha smaller just less occupated thanks to missing RGB.

With automatic fan control the SFF model runs at 2000 RPM and 71°C with 300W Furmark load, has some unpleasant fan ringing too.
 
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When I set maximum temperature of 4070 ventus 2x to 55Celcius, the 5070 solid oc is 2.3x faster at same temperature.
 

webmanau

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The SFF card runs normal stress tests (Speedway, Nomad) 99%+ at 66°C and fans at 1700 RPM.
Same here. Sure, the gaming OC runs cooler due to its much bigger heatsinks but it is also costs a good bit more. I wear headphones anyway so the extra noise does not bother me. The Windforce can be flashed with the Gaming BIOS and still runs at 66°C with an adjusted fan curve.
 
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