RX 570 8GB

[Baniel01]

I am trying to find the reference RX 570 8GB on pc part picker Canada but I can't find it. Does anyone know why this is? Am I just having a brain fart and forgetting something?

I currently have this in my cart^ but I believe this isn't the original manufacture RX 570

 

thanks

[Jurrunio]

but why would you want the reference model?

[Baniel01]

2 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

but why would you want the reference model?

my understanding is that I can help with heat displacement since they generally push it out of the case where non reference GPUs just push it back into the case. Also I just wanted to find it to see how much more money it is. Im opting not to get a extra fan so I will only have fans that come with my parts. Any extra heat displacement outside the case would help. Thats at least what I was thinning.

[Jurrunio]

3 minutes ago, Baniel01 said:

my understanding is that I can help with heat displacement since they generally push it out of the case where non reference GPUs just push it back into the case. Also I just wanted to find it to see how much more money it is. Im opting not to get a extra fan so I will only have fans that come with my parts. Any extra heat displacement outside the case would help. Thats at least what I was thinning.

that only applies when your case is crap

 

The only RX 570 blower is VsionTek - Radeon RX 570 4 GB Overclocked, which is not available. Blowers are rare for the RX 500 series because AMD didnt make it mandatory for their partners to produce them. They just don't sell well on a card few people bothered to mod the cooler themselves.

[Baniel01]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

that only applies when your case is crap

 

The only RX 570 blower is VsionTek - Radeon RX 570 4 GB Overclocked, which is not available. Blowers are rare for the RX 500 series because AMD didnt make it mandatory for their partners to produce them. They just don't sell well on a card few people bothered to mod the cooler themselves.

so you're saying that the fan is find that comes with the one I have..? got a little lost in that aha sorry

[Jurrunio]

14 minutes ago, Baniel01 said:

the fan is find that comes with the one I have..?

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[mariushm]

Yeah, pretty much all RX 570 video cards on the market have adequate cooling.

 

The reference designs with blower style fans are only preferred by OEM brands because they blow air out of the case, so they can handle dust and other things a bit better than the normal cards which reuse the air inside the case. 

OEMs don't know if the user would ever clean the dust off the air filters, the fans etc, so using blower fans works better (safer) for them.

[Baniel01]

2 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

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ahah I didn't read it over...."is the fan that is on the gpu good enough?"

[Baniel01]

3 minutes ago, mariushm said:

Yeah, pretty much all RX 570 video cards on the market have adequate cooling.

 

The reference designs with blower style fans are only preferred by OEM brands because they blow air out of the case, so they can handle dust and other things a bit better than the normal cards which reuse the air inside the case. 

OEMs don't know if the user would ever clean the dust off the air filters, the fans etc, so using blower fans works better (safer) for them.

thank you!

[Jurrunio]

7 minutes ago, Baniel01 said:

ahah I didn't read it over...."is the fan that is on the gpu good enough?"

if the case gives adequate airflow, then yes it is good enough

[Baniel01]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

if the case gives adequate airflow, then yes it is good enough

thank you

[boey]

32 minutes ago, Baniel01 said:

my understanding is that I can help with heat displacement since they generally push it out of the case where non reference GPUs just push it back into the case. Also I just wanted to find it to see how much more money it is. Im opting not to get a extra fan so I will only have fans that come with my parts. Any extra heat displacement outside the case would help. Thats at least what I was thinning.

If you have good airflow in your case having a non blower card is fine. Usually blower cards are used for crap cases with bad airflow or ITX builds that don’t utilise water cooling.

[Baniel01]

3 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

if the case gives adequate airflow, then yes it is good enough

out of curiosity, what is a 'good airflow' case? 

[Baniel01]

1 minute ago, _d0nut said:

If you have good airflow in your case having a non blower card is fine. Usually blower cards are used for crap cases with bad airflow or ITX builds that don’t utilise water cooling.

out of curiosity, what is a 'good airflow' case? 

[boey]

4 minutes ago, Baniel01 said:

out of curiosity, what is a 'good airflow' case? 

Something that has several fan slots(usually at least 4) and has a clear path for air to enter the fan slots through the fan and out another fan slot. Something like a Lian Li PC-O11 AIR or Cooler Master H500P Mesh have very good airflow. Usually that is not necessary, something like an NZXT H500 is sufficient.

[Jurrunio]

4 minutes ago, Baniel01 said:

out of curiosity, what is a 'good airflow' case? 

good airflow will be Meshify C or RL06, but adequate airflow can be Corsair 200R or Thermaltake Core V1 or NZXT H500. Bad airflow will be cases that can't be saved by using up all the fan mounting points, such as the Walmart OP case and Phanteks Evolv X