Review on Video card GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER WINDFORCE OC 8G (rev. 1.0/1.1), Retail by Stanislaw Kesicki ᠌

The card was taken primarily not to play the rays, but to work with a blender. It heats up to 83 degrees. At the maximum speed of the fans, there is the usual noise that you can live with, but at 75% they buzz in a certain pattern, a kind of pulsation, and this sound is really annoying. Both of these problems (would) be solved by undervolting the card and limiting the fan speed to somewhere around 60-65% until high temperatures are reached. But there is one more jamb. When rendering scenes in Cycles, the driver constantly falls off with a CUDA error. 3 hours of experiments, during which all the few ways to solve the problem were tried, showed that it lies in the overclocking of the card. If we limit the core frequency to a real drain (1650 mhz), then any scene is rendered without problems. In the overclocked state (which, by the way, is under warranty, since the OC version) it almost immediately quacks and spits an error.