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3080, 110W YT watching 1440p stream

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My GPU(TUF 3080) is running 10% at 110W watching YT. same YT on Chrome takes 36W

have disabled all YT-extensions, made custom 3-D preset for FF @NV settings with no result

lg 38uc99-w, 3840x1600 @75Hz

My GPU(TUF 3080) is running 10% at 110W watching YT. same YT on Chrome takes 36W have disabled all YT-extensions, made custom 3-D preset for FF @NV settings with no result lg 38uc99-w, 3840x1600 @75Hz

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Václav Trpišovský
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Strange... Is the power really THAT great? I get it, there are many pixels in a 4K monitor, but holy cow! If your GPU is taking in 110 W at 10% load, then it is capable of around 1 kW - that's like having a space heater for a PC. In fact, the TUF 3080 specs state a consumption peaking at around 350 W, which I assume is 100% load. The measurement may be skewed, maybe Chrome uses some CPU power for rendering instead? Can you measure the power independently of SW utilities, using a Kill-a-Watt-like device?

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10% GPU-load are in this case 110W, same 110W can be as well 70% load at 1000Mhz or 70% @1800, 850mV 260-375W etcpp. some games (War Thunder) are running below 100W maxed out @4k

110W on YT are way to much, period must be a mistake, a huge one