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Clocks, Temperatures & Fan Speeds – Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition (Q mode)

The next set of tests comes from Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition using Extreme settings at 3840 × 2160 resolution.

The only notable differences are again in temperature and fan performance.

The GPU clock speed ranged between 2752 and 2835 MHz, with an average of 2804 MHz.

Power consumption remained around 360 W, with slight dips toward the end of each test loop likely caused by reduced GPU load.

Temperatures again climbed for both GPU and memory – the GPU peaked at 74.5 °C and memory at 76 °C.

Maximum fan speeds during peak load topped out around just 1350 RPM.

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