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Blower-style RTX 3090 cards are disappearing, and that's bad for prosumers

Blower-style RTX 3090 cards are disappearing, and that’s bad for prosumers

Posted on March 2, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

This has ominous implications for people who need workstations for work and play.

Both Nvidia and AMD switched from blower-style to axial-fan coolers for their in-house reference cards in recent years, and it was a good decision. Axial designs offer better cooling performance and lower noise levels in the single GPU setup used by much gamers. But blower-style coolers remain popular in workstations that use GeForce graphics cards for getting things done, leading Nvidia partners like Asus and MSI to release blower-style GeForce RTX 3090 editions to satisfy those professional needs.
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