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Surely the card will overheat/throttle. The liquid cooling is what allows it to operate at faster speeds/higher voltages.
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- Card used: XFX RX Vega 64 black reference air cooled. Model #RX-VEGMTBFX6. GPU-Z claims Micron HBM2. Cooled by EK Vega-FC waterblock in custom loop, temps in the high 40s under load, rarely break 50.
@TonyTurbo78 has convinced me to water coolso going to try my first water cooling build with Vega 64 ref once at price 500 or less
Good luck, looking forward to seeing it.@TonyTurbo78 has convinced me to water coolso going to try my first water cooling build with Vega 64 ref once at price 500 or less
Good luck, looking forward to seeing it.
Mind you, I suspect there's plenty of time before we see that price in which you can change your mind (especially when you start pricing up a full WC loop!).
You planning on building in your current case (if so what is it?), getting a new case or doing a completely new build?
I wanted a Vega 64 AIO but not sure I can be bothered to wit for the price to drop to something reasonable or performance gets bumped to 1080Ti levels, so gonna see what the 3rd party coolers perform like and cost.
My case now is Corsair 750D I can support 280 Rad... Price is much but you know what the more I think about it once I buy the Red, Pump/Res etc I can just keep using them. Only GPU plate I need to rebuy each GPU upgrade.
Each time in the past when I buy new CPU/MB I normally also buy a new case but I really need to stop it because I have 3 Corsair cases atm lol Corsair Carbide 540 AIR This a Excellent case, only let down by storage.
It was replaced by the RX 580. It is essential the same card, just a rebrand with a higher price.I just noticed there is no rx 480 section at all on ocuk, that card gone already?
Invest in koolance quick disconnects and coloured tubing and it makes changing components dead easy and you don't have to drain the loop every time.![]()
I just might do this for my next build Kaaps. If EK's new MLC stuff turns out to be good and they back it with good amount of warranty, I will pick up a 360 rad of that. If Titan Volta turns out to mine well, I might grab that and a block. Mining could offset the stupid price at least and I finally end up with a true 4K cardInvest in koolance quick disconnects and coloured tubing and it makes changing components dead easy and you don't have to drain the loop every time.![]()
Hopefully they sell a whole lot more with V56 coming out. They need all the money they can get to invest and catch up. Don't like the idea of only having Nvidia available only available if you want to game at 4K in the future. Hopefully now Ryzen being a success, the CPU division can support the GPU division for a change.AMD ships over 25,000 Radeon RX Vega graphics cards
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Thanks just had a look they look coolI going to do what Tony has done and make sure they is a easy drain tap thingy also.
Kap mind posting a image of your setup?
Thanks
No I meant 1080 fe mate. And of course an overclocked 1080 will be even further ahead.Asuuming you mean 1080ti (as it already matches the 1080 in games and rapes it in applications) I'm not so sure, it will prob settle between 1080/1080ti performance IMO. I'm not expecting it to jump multiple tiers like the 7970 did lol.
No I meant 1080 fe mate. And of course an overclocked 1080 will be even further ahead.
https://www.techspot.com/amp/review/1476-amd-radeon-vega-64/page13.html
Moving on we have a much less exciting comparison to make with the air-cooled Vega 64 model -- what a stinker. Overall it was 5% slower than the GTX 1080 Founder Edition and of course it runs much hotter, louder and burns more power than a Skylake-X processor on steroids.