A liquid one is available, but it's around £225 over launch price.
I would go for the cheapest reference Vega 64 you can find if you intend to watercool.
Cheers Matt but what about the LC bios? Does it worth or better fiddle the states by myself?
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A liquid one is available, but it's around £225 over launch price.
I would go for the cheapest reference Vega 64 you can find if you intend to watercool.
I'll leave others to comment on the merits of such a thing.Cheers Matt but what about the LC bios? Does it worth or better fiddle the states by myself?
I'll leave others to comment on the merits of such a thing.![]()
Guys, would a EVGA 650W G2 be enough for a Gigabyte Vega 64? 54 Amps on the 12v rail. Would be running with a R7 2700XX. Or should I look to a 56?
Cheers. Vega 56 it is then.750w is the recommended minimum, @AMDMatt should know.
Thanks, will scope out a Vega 56.Shouldn't be a problem. I've run my 56 with 150% power limit (300W+ draw) and an overclocked threadripper (230W draw) on a seasonic 750W without issue. A 2700X will draw half what my 1920x draws. With some sensible undervolting, you can achieve ~200W or so draw from a 64.
Link's not working, but i found the video on youtubeuUsing an reference air cooled vega 64.A look at how the Vega 64 & GTX 1080 compare today
Link's not working, but i found the video on youtubeuUsing an reference air cooled vega 64.
The sound was missing for the first quarter of an hour so I imagine the author deleted it, I'll post again when it's replaced.
Please do, be worth seeing![]()
When he does I will, This is on the same channel from yesterday but again there's no audio for the first quarter of an hour..
£429 vs £500 on OcuK Si.Wow, the 1070Ti puts in a great performance there considering it's nearly £200 less!
£429 vs £500 on OcuK Si.
Ahhh cool, prices have shifted a little. That Gigabyte cooler for Vega is not upto the job though, but the Powercolor isn't much more so that's a good choice!
A look at how the Vega 64 & GTX 1080 compare today
Definitely, The Powercolor's the better choice by far.