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Colour | |
Primary Colour | Black |
Secondary Colour | Transparent |
Lighting | |
Lighting / RGB | Yes |
Lighting Colour | RGB |
Standards / Specifications | |
Adaptive Sync Technology (G-SYNC / FreeSync) | AMD Freesync |
Materials | |
Materials | Nickel-plated copper |
Cooling | |
Number of GPU Fans | 3 |
Graphics Card | |
GPU Series | RX 7000 Series |
Clock Speeds | |
Max. GPU Clock (Boost) | 2525 MHz |
Max. Memory Clock | 20000 MHz |
External Ports | |
Display Connectors | Display Port (1x) |
GPU Model | |
GPU Series Name | AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX |
Graphics Chip | Navi 31 |
Manufacturing Process | 5 nm |
Shader Units | 6144 |
Raytracing Cores / Ray Acceleratorss | 96 |
GPU Memory Type | GDDR6 |
Slot Type Standard | PCIe 4.0 |
Compute Units | 96 |
GPU Memory Size (GB) | 24 |
GPU Memory Interface (bit) | 384 |
GPU Memory Bandwidth (GB/s) | 960 |
GPU Effective Memory Clock (MHz) | 20000 |
Bought this recently for £830 via OCUK as I just lost interest in the 5080 paper launch issues and inflated prices. Some £400-£500 cheaper than the 5080. Far better value currently. A very noticeable step up from my 6800XT and RT is actually pretty decent. So far no coil whine at all, runs cool rarely above 60'C under full load and silent. Really shocked by this as my 6800XT ran around 70'C and that was with it undervolted and overclocked. Thought this card would run hotter and that. Haven't tried anything with this card yet as frankly haven't felt the need for more power. Really happy
Upgraded from a 6800XT as it just wasn't performing like l wanted at 4K. So Im going to be honest the reason l picked the HellHound was simple because it was at MSRP, had a decent cooler and 2x 8 pin power, as it would be going into my NR200p MAX case. I am going to skip over the look of the card as that is a personal thing and l don't see mine when in the case haha Noise - this card is really quiet, even at 95% fan speed the noise is not a bother at 2' away from me, also l have not noticed any coil whine Performance - is super solid, in pure rasterisation it is crazy strong, at 4K it is giving me significantly more FPS than the 6800xt used to (yeah l know l know!), l don't use ray tracing much so haven't tried that yet, but l will (however if it is 3090ti levels for RT, that is not bad imo) Cooling - It could of course be better, but for the price it is really good. Even with the power turned up and at 100% go it stayed at about 80c on the hotspot, which for an MSRP card...... you can't complain! Size - As l said l got this to put in my SFF case and it fits without issue! With the era of MASSIVE cards, l see this as a bit of a plus... especially since is still cools well! bonus point - it has duel BIOS! I have only ever needed this on a card once in many years, but damn was l glad l had it then!! So the fact that this card come with it is just a juicy bonus in my view and the reason l chose it over the sapphire pulse card. Now l do think the MSRP on the new cards is £200 higher than it should be!... but weak moments and shiny things mean we buy them... more fool us l guess! Having said that... this is a very good card and now that l have it, l am glad that l do, it was a solid upgrade for 4K gaming.
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