Power Consumption / Temperature / Noise Level
| Benchmark/Software |
Reference system |
MIFCOM Savage GTX 1080 Ti |
Deviation |
Power Consumption |
| Idle |
62W |
59W |
-4.84 % |
| Load |
339W |
345W |
1.77 % |
Temperature |
| CPU Idle |
37°C |
38°C |
2.70 % |
| CPU Load |
82°C |
85°C |
3.66 % |
| GPU Idle |
33°C |
39°C |
18.18 % |
| GPU Load |
66°C |
69°C |
4.55 % |
Noise Level |
| Idle |
32.8 dBA |
34.2 dBA |
4.27 % |
| Load |
34.2 dBA |
42.8 dBA |
25.15 % |
Overall we can say that at this point everything is ok as well. The partially significant deviations regarding the temperatures can be explained by the fact, that we're using an open benchtable for our reference system as well as a more capable air cooler. In the case of any pre-built system, especially if it's competitively priced, the goal is achieving a setup that won't overheat and therefore have to deal with throttling issues at any point during its life-cycle. Analysing the noise levels we would subjectively describe the measured 34.2 dBA is very silent, whereas the 42.8 dBA under load can be describe as audible. Both values are absolutely ok for a gaming PC in this price segment but nevertheless it should always be the goal to achieve the dream of a no-noise PC.
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