This is a good article. You should send me this card when you're done with it, so I can follow up and confirm all your findings.

I have become very interested in how much heat a graphics card pumps out (as opposed to how hot the card gets).  The heat has to go somewhere, and that somewhere is generally the room in which I am sitting.  Computing in a hot room is unpleasant, and sucking warm rather than cool air into my PC must have some effect on fan speed etc. I need to then somehow get rid of the excess heat.  My Nvidia 4090 can function as a very effective heater even in a Minnesota winter!  How about adding some kind of appropriate assessment?