Caporegime
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buy a £15 socket meter and tell us
By the time it comes from eBay their will be a review up
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buy a £15 socket meter and tell us
Potentially stupid question, but do you mean 430W for the card alone?....
I managed to get hold of a 6900xt red devil by luck today then realised the minimum required psu was 900w...........
Interesting, thanks. I just don't understand where people are getting these power draw numbers from on YouTube/reviews.Nope total system draw from the socket.
People aren't kidding when they say these new gpus are huge! Didn't expect the fit to be this tight. Also noticed that one of my ram sticks is dead....
Wonder if plugging in the gpu changed something, installing gpu drivers as I write
Edit: ram back to life. Nothing after restart so reinstalled ram and that did the trick.... Strange
I bought a sapphire 6900xt the other day. It's just the reference card in a sapphire box. I have pretty bad coil whine as well. It has reduced a little in the last few days but it's the loudest coil whine I've ever heard.
https://imgur.com/a/JkyZDSr
Fwiw, tried to run time spy extreme with a new 1000w psu. Computer screen went black, everything off except ram RGB.Unless i am mistaken Nobody in the world has reviewed a 6900XT red devil so if you can be bothered, buy a £15 socket meter and tell us
Fwiw, tried to run time spy extreme with a new 1000w psu. Computer screen went black, everything off except ram RGB.
I suppose that either answers the question or I got some ****** up psu?
what make 1000w psu? it might just be a case of making sure the right 8-pin cables going into the GPU are connected to the right connector on the PSU.
the 6900XT reference PCB board is rated for 330 watts peak, it is unlikely that the board will trip a 1000w psu unless something is wrong with either the configuration or the PSU itself. If non-reference it probably will draw 380-400 watts peak.
I would check the cables first and then swap the PSU back. for a quicktest. you could also just run the GPU on your secondary psu, just to test, with nothing else connected to the PSU.
Corsair RM1000i
However!.... I also just realised that I only plugged in 2 of the three pins.... Hopefully that hasn't damaged my card? Lols...
My coil whine is pretty bad too actually, Jeez. Let's see if it resolves itself
Sounds less whiney, more like static though, not sure if same thing?