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5700 XT - which variants are the best?

Hustii
By Hustii
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8 hours ago, Hustii said:

https://www.mindfactory.de/product_info.php/8GB-Powercolor-RX-5700XT-Red-Dragon-DDR6--Retail-_1327917.html

This one is a good option then?

Yes

 

7 hours ago, hsdjfh said:

Avoid the xfx thicc 2, msi evoke and mech, and the reference cards.

the XFX THICC 2 is only bad because it was marketed as a $460+ card. Now it's $400-420, much more reasonable. Not that I prefer it over the Pulse or Red Dragon still

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On 11/7/2019 at 9:59 PM, BTGbullseye said:

Of what, word processing??

Gaming, Doom, Wreckfest... Ok latest sessions it's increased to about 100 degrees... but not quite as terrible as the reviews make out. Although I am considering replacing the heat 'spreader' on the vrms for more beefy heat sinks.

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1 hour ago, P5yco said:

Gaming, Doom, Wreckfest... Ok latest sessions it's increased to about 100 degrees... but not quite as terrible as the reviews make out. Although I am considering replacing the heat 'spreader' on the vrms for more beefy heat sinks.

100°c is hotter than my overclocked overvolted stuff on the reference card. That is in fact very bad.

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On 11/19/2019 at 5:27 PM, BTGbullseye said:

100°c is hotter than my overclocked overvolted stuff on the reference card. That is in fact very bad.

Yeah... I've had asus cards before, and they've been rock solid. This is a bit disappointing tbh... but hey I made a choice if it fails completely it'll be under warranty. But I am considering additional heat sinks.

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