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100c on the connector? I wouldn’t trust that. I feel like if a cable is at 100c it could runaway on you quickly. That’s already 212F. But I do remember reading that 100c was okay. I don’t think it’s that chintzy. Pulling 880+ watts on a single wire it’s good. 🤩 We can’t do that on an 8pin unless we like hard power shutdowns. I do think these cables are sensitive though. I think the internet has also just made us really paranoid. So it’s something me and others check now 😕. GPU temp check, memory temp check, wire temp check 🥴

No burning yet. 880w cook out on 20 loops on my FE. Cable reached a whopping 41c at the hottest point. This is a very unrealistic scenario. I haven’t seen any games use this much power as Steel Nomad. Typically gaming is 400-775 watts. Full tilt 3.3Ghz. It’s okay at 880 watts, then gaming is probably fine. Might be okay with the 12v-2x6. 🥳

I do not think it's as fast as other AIB cards. FE has a slight handicap with bios and clock speed. No, I am not really putting that much effort into it I suppose. I do not think I am the right person to push an FE to that level. 🙂

Excellent scores. My goal was only 17K at the end of the day. I wish I had a faster more modern platform with Rebar, and PCIe Gen4/5, but I don’t.. My score is what it is. And even with the cost of the water-block. It’s $1,000 dollars cheaper. So I can absolutely live with a -2% slower graphics card.

Astral on watercooling with EVC2? No way I have a chance here. He’s at least +4% right now with his chiller and extra voltage control. 😎 My bath water is gonna kill me.

Sure, I’ll race you with same water temp. 32c vs 32c. 😁I don’t have my chiller hooked up, I’d have to dismantle my current hardline loop/pumping setup to do so. https://www.3dmark.com/sn/7094707

🤣. You are so right. And this is why. YESSSS SIRRREEEEE 🤣 Cannot resist that FE ASS lol. BTW, I loved RC CARS. My last one was an Xmaxx 8S in 2020, my first one was a Stampede in 1998. 😃 It’s a hobby I’ll get in to every so often for a little bit lol. Pretty fun though. My kids have a few Traxxas Stampedes.

I would buy a 5090FE, then buy a EKWB waterblock. $2,350. Then I’d shunt mod the card. The shunt cost 💲0.60. Then I would mount the block using Liquid Metal and the original air seal on the FE card for LM longevity. And you’ve got a tiny dinky beast of a GPU. 5090FE only needs 1 shunt soldered VS 2 shunts soldered on other 5090’s. Zero disadvantage since it’s the cheapest solution. Price to performance is also very good. Not to mention most 2K AIB 5090’s are absolute garbage PCB designs in comparison to a 5090FE PCB. The components used, and the chintzy thin PCB’s on some of these AIB’s is questionable. The higher end 5090 AIB’s are nice. But some of these 2K 5090 AIB’s? Total chintzy. Not to mention bin quality. This varies card to card. But, I can run 3322Mhz in games with bath water. I know an Astral on chilled water than cannot even run 3,240Mhz, another 5090 IChill can run 3140Mhz in games with same voltage as me using ambient water. If you could hold a FE PCB in one hand, and another AIB PCB in another hand, you’d be amazed. The thickness and build quality is very good would make you think AIB PCB is Dollar General toy. 😊 Once you are ready to sell, remove shunt, re-assemble with factory FE cooler. Then sell for top dollar since FE’s always pull good re-sale at end of life. @electrosoft There are two XOC bios right now leaked, due to device mismatch and no modded Nvflash available this bios cannot be flashed to just any 5090’s as far as I know, and you’d have to tear apart the GPU anyways just to flash its bios with a hardware flasher. May as well solder a shunt on and be done faster. But, even if someone could maybe @Talon can flash his Asus TUF since his has the connector. I my self still wouldn’t change anything. Waterblock performance and core boosting performance on warm ambient water more than makes up for this for me. I’m in the shunt mod group. It’s really such an easy mod. If I can do it, anyone can. I have zero soldering skills. I’m not very good at it lol. The end result is AWESOME for any 5090.

The EKWB 5090FE block is working wonders. So overall build quality is nothing to really write home about. It’s just a typical waterblock. But the performance is a different story. Water deltas or the GPU temp over water temp so far and what I’m seeing is really really great. 430-450 watts=7 or 8c delta 600+ watts=10.5c delta. 800+ watts=13-15c delta It has to be because of the Liquid Metal. I don’t really know. I used a heat gun and melted my thermal pads while on the block and then pressed the 5090’s PCB on to the block, this provided some good contact as well. Even drawing just under 900 watts of power, and it’ll hold a 15c delta over water. So with 34c water temp my 5090 pulling almost 900 watts and my GPU is running 48-49c (This is nuts). If I had 15c water it would be running 32-34c@800+ watts. This thing puts a block like the 3090KP HC block to shame. But then again, I feel like an idiot for never putting Liquid Metal on that GPU, I always used paste. I feel like it’s magical though. So it’s either the best waterblock I have ever tested, or Liquid Metal is magical lol. Either way, it’s performing really really really good. I’m not using a chiller anymore so I get to experience the feeling of warm water temps just like everyone else does. 😁 and with a shunted 5090FE now in the loop and a Xeon w3175X, and my Dominus VRM’s water cooled as well, I get exactly that (Some bath water) I will say though, I’m not running push pull fans which would help wonders for my setup. Fans are expensive. And it’s a lot cheaper to buy (8) P28’s than (16) P28’s. But now I’m feeling it and I think it’s time to add push/pull. This seems extremely cheap and dirty for AMD to do to save a few pennies. I’d want an original one. Luckily it’s easy to spot the difference in a used one, maybe not so easy on a new one though.

It’s pretty wild that Shunt modded water cooled 5090FE is doubling a RTX5080FE which is absolutely crazy. My RTX 4090 had nothing meaningful left in it, so nice to see the 5090’s definitely loves a shunt mod and watercooling.

My 2x8 to 12v-2x6 for my Lian Li Edge Gold 1200 in my PSU box in my closet. Maybe I should use it instead of the 12v-2x6 to 12v-2x6. 🔥

#29 HOF 3Dmark with my Founders Edition. 😁 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 video card benchmark result - Intel Xeon W-3175X Processor,ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. ROG DOMINUS EXTREME

Look at this thing man. Crazy. The silicon is so FRESH. https://youtube.com/shorts/POE4RDU_iL8?si=O_XzKLDZYpuLzE0Y @electrosoft https://youtu.be/40wojZVVGBk?si=YKkf-HSzPXFAh3_H

I wish I could bench it, I’m still working 🫠 but I did a couple runs and I’m already surpassing a RTX PRO 6000. 😃 I really don’t think it’s even that much faster. So remember RTX PRO 6000 card has a +200Mhz higher boost clock, and a +25 watt power advantage. So in those titles where it does abnormally well are all power hungry titles. He didn’t show the clocks conveniently lol. 😂

I am very surprised you pulled the 9070XT. I thought you be running that one for a while. Unfortunate that the waterblock didn’t do more for the hotspot. This is finished product. Card can draw 1200w max now (If needed) shunt works flawlessly. Very happy with results. Delta is 12c@600w and insanely good. I was not expecting results this good. Not to mentioning I have my flow turned way down SUB 200L/H to bleed air. This GPU is a real KILLA now. I’m absolutely impressed. Using Liquid Metal as a TIM, just like from the factory, I re-used the original gasket to keep LM spillage at bay and LM longevity of course. Using some soft tubing for now. At 600+ watts card backplate isn’t even warm. I used extra pads on the backside everywhere. The 5090FE+Block+Shunt is where it’s at for the ultimate value, in the already terrible value segment of 5090’s. EKWB has improved drastically, better quality thermal pads, and overall good quality GPU. Maybe a little over priced. But definitely Niche waterblock. But well worth it. I can surpass the RTX Pro 6000’s now with my little dinky FE. 🥳

Just got my PC up and running. 3AM now going to bed! Okay, shunt mod WORKS PERFECTLY! Voltage locks out to 1070mv and card runs 2,902Mhz default with no overclocking. Power usage is cut in half all the time. Temps are beyond ridiculous. My card was idling at 26c, and in games running 38c-40c with some quick testing.

PS: My card is shunted for 1200 watts of cable melting power. 🔥 🤣

FE cooler is back together for further use. whenever I remount it again.

Guys the 5090 FE cooler is amazing! Highest quality I have ever seen. Comes apart like it was engineered to be disassembled. Fans come out easily. Entire heatsink, everything! I carefully removed my 5090FE cooler for future use when I revert it back to stock, but it has impressed me. Even the fans are extremely high quality. Anyways, water cooled 5090FE is complete. I just have to put it in my rig, might use some soft tubing because I’m impatient. 🤣

I almost bought a Yeston 4080 Super on Newegg. It was a very good deal at the time which was the only driving factor, it was priced cheap and seemed like a good buy, and I liked the white PCB. It was not a micro GPU though.

Measurements are 8.4”x5” and about 1.40” thick, I think it’s maybe same size as the Inno 3D iChill 4090/5090.

EKWB product. 😎 I guess they are here to stay after all.

EKWB 5090FE block arrived. It looks like EKWB has finally included some quality thermal pads. They use to include that blue thermal tape previously 🤣 I may just use these!

I agree with that, testing the GPU’s on same system etc, but this is all I have. I think my conclusion is that I’m at least confident it is +42% minimum. But after seeing this and a few other 4090’s, I am thinking it is even more than that during native 4K. I played this game on my 4090 Gaming OC, and it could not handle native 4K sometimes (Mainly outdoors) (Indoors was just fine). I took the leap from 4090 to 5090 and in this title, no doubt it kills a 4090. I am beginning to seriously question review data now though. 🤔 This is a screen shot standing in similar fashion. It is about 60-64% easily. So, 42% would be extremely generous. My rig should be worst case scenario benchmark for a 5090 in games considering how freaking ancient it is 🤣. This is the RTX 4090 (99fps) This is the RTX 5090 (164fps)

@Papusan I was able to compare with a 4090 on YouTube video in Starfield on the planet Kreet at 4K native. No DLSS/ No Frame Gen. 5090 was pulling 46-55% higher fps. Same map, same graphic settings. Honestly, when I say 46% I’m being really generous. It’s closer to 55%. I’m trying to replicate the same scene, standing in same area etc lol. My GPU is at 2,632Mhz and memory at 17,000Gbps. 4090=70fps 5090=108fps How in the world Techpowerup has 22.5% is beyond me. But native shows INSANE gains on the 5090. I’ll share a video soon. But this performance jump is MASSIVE.