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<blockquote data-quote="Crazy Newt" data-source="post: 298043" data-attributes="member: 1595"><p>I've observed an interesting pattern while monitoring my RTX 3080 Ti card as I play FX. When playing Williams tables at 2560x1440 resolution in view 2, with frame rate locked and game settings at 120 FPS, the power consumption ranges between 170W and 200W. My 144Hz G-sync monitor ensures a smooth gaming experience without any screen tearing, and the render latency stays under 4ms.</p><p></p><p>However, I've noticed that when I access the main menu or view the leaderboard after a game, the power usage spikes to 250W-280W. Interestingly, if I start playing the same table again from the end game/leaderboard screen, the wattage drops back to the 170W-200W range. This behavior is consistent for most Williams tables, although Medieval Madness tends to consume more power (230W-270W). Tables like Adams Family, Raider of the Lost Ark, Bride of Pinbot, and Dr. Dude consistently play under 200W.</p><p></p><p>Keep in mind that these observations are with Ray Tracing disabled; enabling it pushes power consumption above 350W.</p><p></p><p>It's a bit surprising that the main menu demands roughly twice the power compared to actual gameplay. This could be an indication that some optimization is necessary. I hope the developers can allocate resources to improve performance while continuing to deliver new content. After all, a polished gaming experience is essential for players to fully enjoy the game.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Crazy Newt, post: 298043, member: 1595"] I've observed an interesting pattern while monitoring my RTX 3080 Ti card as I play FX. When playing Williams tables at 2560x1440 resolution in view 2, with frame rate locked and game settings at 120 FPS, the power consumption ranges between 170W and 200W. My 144Hz G-sync monitor ensures a smooth gaming experience without any screen tearing, and the render latency stays under 4ms. However, I've noticed that when I access the main menu or view the leaderboard after a game, the power usage spikes to 250W-280W. Interestingly, if I start playing the same table again from the end game/leaderboard screen, the wattage drops back to the 170W-200W range. This behavior is consistent for most Williams tables, although Medieval Madness tends to consume more power (230W-270W). Tables like Adams Family, Raider of the Lost Ark, Bride of Pinbot, and Dr. Dude consistently play under 200W. Keep in mind that these observations are with Ray Tracing disabled; enabling it pushes power consumption above 350W. It's a bit surprising that the main menu demands roughly twice the power compared to actual gameplay. This could be an indication that some optimization is necessary. I hope the developers can allocate resources to improve performance while continuing to deliver new content. After all, a polished gaming experience is essential for players to fully enjoy the game. [/QUOTE]
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