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To be honest, Roman, 8 Pack run cards on LN2 in their same motherboards for months on end doing extreme benchmarking where the cards are way beyond PCI-E limits and their motherboards do not fail them and they absolutely beat on those things.
It is a pretty mute argument, our overclocked CPU's do not fail when pushed beyond the manufacturers stock speeds.
I think it is funny, your all happy to overclock your processors, overclock your graphics cards and memory well beyond the speeds they came out the box with and there are no issues. But all of a sudden PCI-E slots going above the stated 75W will result in failures, of course it won't.
Still it is a pretty mute point anyway as AMD will release a driver today which resolves the issue to shut up the media as Roman nicely puts it in the video.
To be honest, Roman, 8 Pack run cards on LN2 in their same motherboards for months on end doing extreme benchmarking where the cards are way beyond PCI-E limits and their motherboards do not fail them and they absolutely beat on those things.
It is a pretty mute argument, our overclocked CPU's do not fail when pushed beyond the manufacturers stock speeds.
I think it is funny, your all happy to overclock your processors, overclock your graphics cards and memory well beyond the speeds they came out the box with and there are no issues. But all of a sudden PCI-E slots going above the stated 75W will result in failures, of course it won't.
Still it is a pretty mute point anyway as AMD will release a driver today which resolves the issue to shut up the media as Roman nicely puts it in the video.
With cheaper boards there isn't that many owners that would overclock though I would always recommend that if you wanted to overclock start with a good PSU and Motherboard
To be honest, Roman, 8 Pack run cards on LN2 in their same motherboards for months on end doing extreme benchmarking where the cards are way beyond PCI-E limits and their motherboards do not fail them and they absolutely beat on those things.
It is a pretty mute argument, our overclocked CPU's do not fail when pushed beyond the manufacturers stock speeds.
I think it is funny, your all happy to overclock your processors, overclock your graphics cards and memory well beyond the speeds they came out the box with and there are no issues. But all of a sudden PCI-E slots going above the stated 75W will result in failures, of course it won't.
Still it is a pretty mute point anyway as AMD will release a driver today which resolves the issue to shut up the media as Roman nicely puts it in the video.
Surely if its a cheaper board, but allows overclocking via the BIOS then it shall be fine anyway.
) point as AMD will fix it via a driver release that is due today.
Sorry if you feel my post is condescending, but the threat of not shopping with us because you don't like my opinion on the matter won't stop myself from posting.
Even Asus engineers who design the motherboards have stated that even though the RX 480 exceeds PCI-E power limits they are not worried about their mainboards failing, thats all Asus motherboards including the cheaper ones.
Sorry but I will take an Asus engineers word any day over some hyped up media looking for news and as already stated it is a very moot (spelt correctly this time
