Rx 9070 xt Test Hotspot GPU and Vram Temperature

English Okay, folks, I'm going to show the competition the truth, and the reality of what it's like to have a 4-nanometer graphics card. I'm doing this so people can clear up any doubts they have when choosing a graphics card and see the reality that no one tells you about. One of these is the hotspot temperature. In the case of Nvidia, or users, they imply that the hotspot of their graphics cards, the 5070, 5070 Ti, 5080, and 5090, is around 80 to 90 degrees Celsius, and I think that's crazy. There are thousands of users with graphics cards in for GPU reballing repairs, and repair technicians confirm this too. What they don't tell you is that only now, after a year, Nvidia is releasing a driver showing users the reality of the GPU's hidden metric: its hotspot temperature, or the hottest point of the GPU. Many people laughed, thinking my GPU temperatures were fake, since I was forced to show them. It wasn't a lie; the graphics card I have is an RX 9070 XT Aorus Elite, and it practically has vapor chamber technology. Not only that, it has excellent cooling and is quite quiet, in my opinion. The only thing I configure is to use 30% less power and leave the GPU's base clock speed at 2500 MHz. The factory turbo boost is set to around 3100 MHz, which does drastically increase power consumption to 320W. In my configuration, it doesn't exceed the maximum of 238W, with only a slight loss of about 6 FPS. Even so, the temperature drops considerably, and power consumption remains stable. The ambient temperature is 21 degrees Celsius, in case anyone was wondering. Cheers. P.S.: Something I forgot to mention is that the game is on the HDD as is the recording method, so you might notice that in some cases textures on some characters aren't loading, but that's because both the recording and reading of the game are working on the disk. Español bueno gente me atrevo a mostrarles la realidad a la competencia directa, y la realidad de lo que es tener una placa de video de 4 nanometros, lo hago para que las personas se saquen las dudas a la hora de elegir una grafica y ver la realidad que nadie te dice, una de ellas es la temperatura de hotspot, en el caso de Nvidia o usuarios dan a entender que el hotspot de sus graficas tanto 5070, 5070 ti y 5080 y 5090 rondan los 80 a 90 grados celcius y me parece una locura, hay miles de usuarios con graficas en reparacion por rebaliing de gpu y esto tambien lo cuentan los tecnicos de reparacion, lo que no te dicen ahora recien despues de un año Nvidia lanza un driver mostrando la realidad a los usuarios de la metrica oculta de la gpu su temperatura de hotspot o punto mas caliente de la gpu, muchos se reian pensando que las temperaturas de mi gpu era mentira, puesto que me vi obligado a mostrar que no era mentira, la grafica que tengo es una rx 9070 xt Aorus elite y practicamente tiene una tecnologia de camara de vapor y no solo eso tiene una excelente refrigeracion y bastante silenciosa para mi gusto, lo unico que yo configuro es usar el -30 % de uso electrico y dejar el reloj base de la gpu (2500 mhz) algo que tiene de fabrica el turbo boost a unos 3100 mhz algo que si consume drasticamente los 320w, algo que en mi configuracion no pasa los 238w maximos con apenas perdiendo unos 6 fps, pero aun asi bajando considerablemente la temperatura y la estabilidad en consumo electrico, la temperatura ambiente es de 21 grados por si alguno queria preguntar, saludos pd: algo que me olvide, es que el juegoesta en el HDD al igual que el metodo de grabacion, asi que notaran que algunos casos hayan texturas en algun personaje sin cargarse, pero es por que estan ambas cosas trabajando en el disco tanto la grabacion como la lectura del juego