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The thread which sometimes talks about RDNA2
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Even lower on the XFX also at 2.7Ghz, the Hotspot is ~70c with low RPM fans and its a good-looking card.
Cause the power draw on those cards are low - 70c isn't actually that impressive, it's towards the better end of the cards but you'll see the asus strix will be another 5-7c cooler than that.
Unless ASUS decided to screw over AMD again, by reusing the exact same RTX3090 cooler without modifying it for the 6800 and having part of the GPU/Memory not making contact with the cooler
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Low power consumption responsible for low temps, i'll take that over the cooler being responsible for it.
Well RD was ~60C on der8auer video ( 55C after liquid metal ) but he kept it outside of a case, like Jayz did with the Merc. Inside it will get a little warmer.
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Tried some DX9 games (well, Mass Effect 1 & 3 really) and can confirm issues at first glance. The problem is due to clock fluctuations - once I set min frequency to 1800 mhz it went away and remained very stable. Strangely the issue was more apparent at 5K than 4K, for whatever reason.
Not new behaviour, Vega had similar issues in some games but didn't expect it to still exist with RDNA 2. Ah well, no biggie because the fix is simple.
Not new behaviour, Vega had similar issues in some games but didn't expect it to still exist with RDNA 2. Ah well, no biggie because the fix is simple.
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Now here is a big opportunity for AMD.
Nvidia is releasing it's mobile RTX3000 cards soon as they've had to cut down the chip's significantly to get them into a laptop's power limit envelope.
As such, the fastest laptop RTX3000 gpu will only match the desktop RTX2080 https://www.techpowerup.com/275358/...-part-comparable-to-desktop-rtx-2080s#g275358
I reckon AMD can come up with something that's faster than that, uses less power and is cheaper to make - big opportunity to beat Nvidia in the mobile market
Nvidia is releasing it's mobile RTX3000 cards soon as they've had to cut down the chip's significantly to get them into a laptop's power limit envelope.
As such, the fastest laptop RTX3000 gpu will only match the desktop RTX2080 https://www.techpowerup.com/275358/...-part-comparable-to-desktop-rtx-2080s#g275358
I reckon AMD can come up with something that's faster than that, uses less power and is cheaper to make - big opportunity to beat Nvidia in the mobile market
How is that comparison Ampere mobile to Turing desktop? The slides show where the new Ampere mobile gen is priced/positioned relative to the old mobile Turing mobile gen. It says nothing about desktop and that wouldn't even make contextual sense in a MOBILE roadmap.
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Soldato
6700xt is potentially faster than 6800/6800xt because it can overclock significantly higher
The 6700xt is most likely the same gpu that's inside the Xbox series x (52cu) but this desktop version looks like it can hit 3ghz
https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-6700-xt-custom-models-boost-up-to-2-95-ghz-220w-tgp/
The 6700xt is most likely the same gpu that's inside the Xbox series x (52cu) but this desktop version looks like it can hit 3ghz
https://wccftech.com/amd-radeon-rx-6700-xt-custom-models-boost-up-to-2-95-ghz-220w-tgp/
Adoption is sadly the issue. God knows how much ££ Intel and NVIDIA are giving to laptop manufacturers to keep them using those parts.
and so many here the forum experts said these amd cards wont and cant even do 2.5ghz......
AMD designed these with speed in mind.
Now you can enjoy some really nice mhz cards
Once the market stabilize, atm its horrible as everyone buys amd hardware.
Demand is trough the roof.
3ghz 6700xt, sounds great to me
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It says the 6700XT only has 40CU though, 12 less than the Xbox SX but running around 1Ghz faster, so will 1Ghz make up for 12 CU?
This is interesting, this guys performance scaling at higher clocks appears better on water cooling:
2.8GHz Water cooled RX 6800 XT OC - Big Navi Kraken G12 AIO - YouTube
2.8GHz Water cooled RX 6800 XT OC - Big Navi Kraken G12 AIO - YouTube
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Thats generally the case isn't it? Water cooling (generally) can provide a more consistent approach to temperature management, so the core would be more stable.
Water cooling (generally) can provide a more consistent approach to temperature management, so the core would be more stable.- Status