omidelf Honorable Jul 9, 2013 342 0 10,780 Nov 21, 2017 #1 So how can i turn that into WATT? i have a 980Ti and my power is 1000 watt and in the gpu Z it says my power consumption is 60% TDP, so whats the meaning of this, how much WATT is my 980Ti using?
So how can i turn that into WATT? i have a 980Ti and my power is 1000 watt and in the gpu Z it says my power consumption is 60% TDP, so whats the meaning of this, how much WATT is my 980Ti using?
Solution Z Z ZRace Nov 21, 2017 TDP = Thermal Design Power. This stands for the maximum amount of heat a component can create (which will usually happen at 100% load. Nvidias reference for the 980 Ti is 250W, so the value in GPU-Z states that your card is pulling 60% of 250W (which is 150W) at that moment.
TDP = Thermal Design Power. This stands for the maximum amount of heat a component can create (which will usually happen at 100% load. Nvidias reference for the 980 Ti is 250W, so the value in GPU-Z states that your card is pulling 60% of 250W (which is 150W) at that moment.
Z ZRace Commendable May 12, 2017 521 1 1,360 Nov 21, 2017 Solution #2 TDP = Thermal Design Power. This stands for the maximum amount of heat a component can create (which will usually happen at 100% load. Nvidias reference for the 980 Ti is 250W, so the value in GPU-Z states that your card is pulling 60% of 250W (which is 150W) at that moment. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
TDP = Thermal Design Power. This stands for the maximum amount of heat a component can create (which will usually happen at 100% load. Nvidias reference for the 980 Ti is 250W, so the value in GPU-Z states that your card is pulling 60% of 250W (which is 150W) at that moment.