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3GhzSomeone OC'd it to 6Ghz..
The galax card has a 500w bios for normal cooling and yeah I'd hazard a guess it performs the same as any other similiar card like the kingpin or Strix. The galax just has higher upper limits from its component choices but you hit temps limits way before those become useful -
Saw this interesting video and in it, Linus mentions that both the 6900XT and the RTX3090 produced short 1000w transient spikes on the PSU.
Given the number of PSU threads we already have, I do wonder if in a year or two we'll start to see more threads about dying PSU's and people wondering if their graphics card did it.
I bought a 1200W Superflower Platinum Plus PSU in 2014 to power (at the time) an AMD R9 295XT + 290X combo
It's still going strong now with my 5900x + 3090 OC
Given it's ability to take all the other components with it if it dies, I'd be wanting to retire a PSU that old by now!
It's an interesting point on the 1000w spikes. I have a Corsair RM850.
I've been trying to play Cyberpunk and have been getting crashses every 20-60 minutes so far.
Other games and benchmarks seems ok, but Cyberpunk is bar far the most graphically intensive. I've been gradually winding down my already mild overclocks on GPU/RAM/CPU but my last step is to test with everything at stock before investigating other causes.
I bought a 1200W Superflower Platinum Plus PSU in 2014 to power (at the time) an AMD R9 295XT + 290X combo
It's still going strong now with my 5900x + 3090 OC
Superflower are good PSU's and it will be fine even now, it has a very strong 12v rail and will protect the hardware just as when new.