GPU PCB Breakdown: ASUS RX 5700 XT Strix
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Buildzoid a month ago: ‘Im skipping Navi’
Sees a Strix PCB: ‘Im getting this!’
You really get a prospective on how small Navi 10 is when you see the die is very close to the size of a GDDR6 module. I'm used to seeing LaVideo dies looking like the size of a slice of toast.
5070xt is almost half of the size of the 2070Super, and that's insane
Cant wait to see how big the 5800 or the 5900. Do you think they'll have a 5950XT ?
Yup, this is why i find it incredible that people are making a massive fuss about it not having much thermal headroom on ambient... These things use under 150w clocked at well over 1550MHz... They should be compared against the 2060 and 1660ti rather than the rebadged 2080, and they probably will when bigger navi dies drop (2x the size of navi 10 is definitely on the table)
@@puertadlm163 I think somebody describer that xx50 cards would be refreshes but I'd say *at least* one bigger GPU is coming and I wouldn't be surprised if even bigger ones came up. The real question now is how much is NV rekt by those cards and if they'll have a sufficient answer for that
@@TheHighborn But late on this but it's not "Almost" half the size. It's smaller than half the size.
2070 Super has a die size of 545mm.
5700XT has a die size of 251mm.
But that's typically been the case with AMD for some years now, their CPU dies have typically been smaller than Nvidias even across Polaris which had die sizes smaller than the current Navi10 (Exception is the GTX 1060 which I vaguely recall was mostly equivalent in die size).
It's just that before Ryzen shifted peoples perception of AMD, the majority of people outside of tech enthusiasts didn't care to actually look at the finer details. Now that mass perception of the company is shifting, more people are actually taking in the specific details that have always been there.
To me, the most important feature is that "LED OFF" button. Best. Feature. Ever.
Absolutely now if only that switch turned off the LED at plug. It's always on even when PC is off.
Meh, unicorn puke is fun. Its nice to have a rave every now and again. Limiting the rave to my pc case just shows the scale of my friend circles. 10/10 will look for a way to add more rgb for the lolz. 10/10 will turn them off when mature friends are over.
@@jgrigg1720 right, kinda got rgb for my PC just to see how much I can put in and see what would happen
@@jgrigg1720 I have all the brightest cataract and epileptic seizure inducing RGB pc components (was on sale, cheaper). But I don't have a viewing window.
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Wouldn't surprise me if they are testing the waters in waiting for the higher end navi cards.
That's quite possible. The future is pretty interesting, certainly more so than it has been in a long time on the CPU and GPU front.
It looks like it could be easily reused for a 5800XT
If there is a bigger navi coming, Asus probably already have their hands on it. I also think that they‘ll probably just use this pcb for the bigger dies as well
I’m gonna be so pist if that’s the case.
Rookie Budget Fishing why‘s that? did you just get a 5700xt?
Hi I'm Buildzoid here and I'm gonna tell you why mid range ASUS Overpriced 5700XT Card is the best and most expensive.
Well because of the expensive components.
Roll the credits.
They're not even *that expensive*. This warrants maybe $50 hike.
@@AstralS7orm Well it's only $60 hike, so pretty close lol
It's probably prepared for the higher end navi
exactly what crossed my mind...
I woulder if sapphire will do a big balls card . I hope they do . They always make nice stuff.
so I went to techpowerup Strix 5700xt review and saw Asus top-end card Strix with great PCB (as buildzoid have explained) with three fans have 2 degrees higher temp and 1 dba higher compared to sapphires lowest end pulse with 2 fans.... how the hell did they manage to do that? Strix card most certainly will have Asus premium and sapphire pulse only have 10 dolloar higher MSRP than reference.
sapphire pulse 5700xt is cheap, they basically threw a cooler on it and done. Gamers nexus did a review. No bump in clocks or anything.
@@NitroVipers3 they didn't need to overclock cause it can't really go any further so I don't see how this is a problem. Gamers nexus even said the reference card 8s already pushed to the limit.
Yongwoo Lee same kinda thing happen with the Vega56, the Strix fans actually came with a problem and the Pulse just was the better buy. Shappire cuz only does AMD cards has a better know how and probably access to information that other AIBs dont, that make them simply the best parter card always
@@NitroVipers3 it has a good bump in game clock , check the level1 review
Buildzoid talking about that VRAM is like a child on a Christmas morning
This maybe have better PCB than reference card, but judging by the previous STRIX RX Vega this could clock like shit.
And the cooler is same as on those Nvidia card, which means not suitable for small 7nm Navi10 die and the temperature shows that.
Yeah i don't get it. This is the most expensive 5700XT and yet temps are worse than cheapest aib 5700xt which is Sapphire pulse ($410)
@@AdrianMuslim probs down to testing methodology / the strix fans spinning slower
@@poopeepoopee69 why would it spin slower on default and it should be spinning at normal speed like every other card
@@AdrianMuslim every card spins at different fans speeds with their own fan curves.
that's the first strix that has really impressed me in a long time.
You manage to make it fun and informative. It's a pleasure to follow the rational and competence you put into those vids. Kukos you deserve them.
You could do a PCB breakdown for the Sapphire PULSE RX 5700
I have my EVC2 and cant wait to use it...I believe the software is still being worked on for it. I hope you or GN goes pretty in depth with how to use the EVC2.
So awesome vrm and high price and no direct cooling to memory chip
My god the die is so small.
so small yet so powerful
maybe liquid metal is not a bad idea here
@@matocarina you need a cu sink for that, pretty much all gpu heat sinks are al...
There might be a day, we have GPU slots like m.2 SSD. I want to see a motherboard where we can slot in a GPU & VRAM like as of CPU & D-RAMs.
Crazy to think this thing crushes a 2060S and gets within a few % of a 2070S, for $100 cheaper.
"Massive overkill" at "a significant price premium" is not a good thing, at least not for most people. It's mostly just an excuse to make more expensive products and higher profits, and I guess it's partially just a way for Asus to market its more mainstream designs with the "halo" effect. Most people who buy these aren't actually going to be interested in doing any extreme overclocking, and I highly doubt that extreme overclocking would be worth doing anyway.
What? The Strix is cheaper than MSI, Powercolor and Gigabyte here.
Im really excited to see the next GPUs AMD launch.They have stepped up both cpu and gpu and will probably have something really nice in the next lineup.
And thanks to AHOC for these videos!No one else do this stuff.Its very interesting,even for us plebs.
I wanna see how the thicc boi fares, as xfx only does amd stuff.
I'm guessing Sapphire's pulse is just the reference, or close to the reference, pcb but I'm guessing they'll have something else down the road
Does sapphire pulse having reference pcb make it any better in terms of longevity, clocks, binning?
@@AdrianMuslim the sapphire looks as ugly as those Zotac cards. Zotac 2080Ti Amp has better temp than Msi Lightning 2080Ti, galax HOF etc but that doesn't mean we should keep comparing a card where they put way more effort to make with something like Zotac or sapphire which cant even design a decent looking card and use crappy plastic frames over the heatsinks to keep the cost down.
@@damienriot Card's looks doesn't matter to me. All I care about is thermals, clocks and longevity.
@@damienriot go feed your RGB gremlins, lol
@@nikityukvlad I don't even have shitty RGB low airflow fans or RGB rams in my case. I use the noctua ippcs and only RGB in my case is the gpu and motherboard's subtle led (XI formula). But my point was I don't want to buy a poorly made gpu with worse pcb and shitty looks. I don't need rainbow puke but there should be an option for a single or dual color theme matching with the mobo leds or rams or case leds. There should be a choice which sapphire and msi apparently aren't giving to its people. If you can't appreciate something like a Lightning or HOF cards, be happy with low tier zotac or sapphire craps.
PCB looking great! Here's hoping they have learnt from their quality control with vega though. This overkill PCB could be a complete waste else
XFX laying down the stale memes with the Thicc card.
Hoo, boy.
It apparently does have fan stop at idle on performance, which they don't have on the nvidia cards
yeah pretty sure quiet mode on AMD cards is just a default power limit change. that's how it was with vega 56 where P was 180w and Q was 160w.
Hey, those power connector LEDs came in handy with my friend's build! (I screwed up the +2 connector and they didn't go in all the way, instantly new the issue when bios said no VGA power)
But is the cooler any good? With the Vega64 the PCB looked great, but the cooler was a disaster. VRMs would get incredibly hot and would cause throttling at stock. It requires undervolting to run the same as a Sapphire Nitro+ at stock.
So reviews are out and you can look them up, but for what i know right now is the card gets 77°C max and the VRM is getting cooled this time around, but i dont know the exact VRM temps.
Also, the problem on Vega64 Strix was the thermal pad for the VRM, it didnt align with it and therefore couldnt get cooled and throttled. You could fix it by getting a thicker thermal pad.
@@CarbonPanther I know you could fix it, but you should never need to fix a 400-600€ card. Even after fixing it, the cooling performance on the VRMs was still way lower than in a Sapphire Nitro+ (which was also cheaper).
wish Strix vega's had a LED off button. If you don't use the first slot on must mobo, means you can't control the RGB color. Software doesn't see the card.
good PCB is not everything tho, vega strix did have bad contacts with cooler if i remember correctly and was the "worst " vega aib cards or something until they fixed it? so... bait for wenchmark.
you can swap out heatsinks much easier than you can upgrade VRMs.
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking yes, your right but it shouldn't need to if they made ith with better contact at the first place.
Well, this thing runs very hot again. The cooler is big but thats it.
Yeah i don't get it. This is the most expensive 5700XT and yet temps are worse than cheapest aib 5700xt which is Sapphire pulse ($410)
@@AdrianMuslim where did you get that info
3:10 come ooon... tape some flat wire on it. done
There's also electrically conductive glue available in market. It can wiped down later with some alcohol
G'day Buildzoid,
I am finally starting to get excited about the RX5700/RX5700XT launch, The Strix does look good,
I'm wondering if you have heard anything from Sapphire about if they are doing anything special like a Vapor X or Toxic Edition
This is the most expensive 5700XT and yet temps are worse than cheapest aib 5700xt which is Sapphire pulse ($410)
Use a conductive pen to short it without doing any soldering? The old athlon/duron trick
or graphite pencil, that worked back in the day on the alhtons ( they where sexy chips in the ceramic package !)
Maybe a solder wick could get those pads clean, certainly would soak up most of it. But making it look mint and untouched again is probably not possible.
Subbed. You are awesome thank you for the breakdowns.
Funny one of the more expensive customs is the first released, i dont like the temps of it. Gotta wait how the other customs look and review, my wallet is ready for a 5700xt or 2070S, custom reviews will show me the path.
Red Devil or Nitro+ is probably gonna be the way to go.
@@rinhato8453 powercolor is cheap brand. Probably uses cheap pcb parts. So more likely to die faster
I bought reference 5700 xt and I’ll add ek water block to it for better cooling and keeping it in line with my pc aspheric
That is great, modding without a trace is never a problem.
IMO, first I2C is for GPU controler, 2nd for memory controler
nah I think the first connector is for the ITE chip that probably does fan speed and RGB
@@ActuallyHardcoreOverclocking with 1st I meant the bottom one, and 2nd for the one next to ITE chip, but that doesn't matter :-D
WOW That looks like a excellent card to pick up. And I always had good luck stability wise with asus products since my old hd7770 asus card still works without any driver issues cant wait to get the strix card of the 5700 xt for my 144hz upgrade. :)
hey man , did you got it ? how it runs ? 1 year review ?
Doesn't seem like the 5700XT really has much room for overclocking.
So do you think you will get any use out of all this "over engineering" Or do you think it will actually make it so it CAN overclock more than the reference and the sapphire pulse?
Its has a artificial limited that AMD has imposed. I'm guessing so it doesn't beat the Rx 5800 if it comes out.
250A maybe... higher and GPU or GDDR will melt. This thing needs no VRM cooling ever. Passive heatsink. Extreme OC will boost voltage, but not current at some point.
I just saw the Benchmark video review for this and your getting all that power draw and heat for 1-2 fps gains of other cards in the line up. Not to mention you could be paying 30 + pounds more. Are people just getting a better quality card over the other GPUs? Or is that just speculation? The cooler is massive but the high temps are still there? Confused & Miffed. Am I still winning with this card?
There's just ONE review from Hardware Unboxed that has been saying Temps are high.
Hardware Canucks, Tech Testers, Vortex etc etc.... They all say if you can afford it?
Go for it.
It's an amazing card.
ASUS has a cashback on this card around here that makes it ... well same price as the other cards. Win win.
I got it for 377 Euros and not every of them Cards is getting hot only the ones with the too long screws on the VRM Cooler
Full screens, squints...
Nooo micron memory!
What's the problem with micron?
@@AdrianMuslim Samsung is better, imho
Sapphire is my trusted choice to go for AMD cards.
You didn't mentioned anything about RAM modules. It's Hynix, Samsung or Micron..?!?
They’re Micron, based on this photo
One thing that really puts me off on the gddr6 is the temp on them. 90c for normal temp most of the times.
Anyone else have their eyes drawn to the owl face near the AOI OK sticker? lol
When should we expect to see these to start showing up at New Egg and other on-line vendorss in large enough numbers to meet the demand?
Less than 24 hours till i have this card in hand. This is going to be a step up from my strix 1060.
Innerspace also my upgrade from a gtx 1060 6gb :)
You should be able to get the solder pinta clean with liquid metal and a little heat to start the reaction. Not sure though ive never tried
Thanks for the product breakdown. As long as the price of this product is less than an RTX 2070 and performs better then it will be great - otherwise what is the point? Price to performance the blower version/s is/are competitive. Is this PCB designed for 'up and coming' GPUs from AMD? The overkill in VRMs could suggest this?
From what I've seen Navi's Achilles heel in terms of performance scaling through overclocking is lack of sufficient memory bandwidth, the GDDR6 chips used for at least the reference cards don't really go higher than 900-910mhz (stock is 875mhz so it's literally just a 400-450mhz memory overclock overall)
GPU PBC Breakdown of the Sapphire RX 5700 XT Pulse???
same as turbosht
Sad to see Asus using Micron memory for this GPU. I wonder if that's only vendor they use though as that might vary from batch to batch. My Strix RTX 2080 has Samsung memory that overclock really well and provide pretty good performance uplift compared to stock speeds.
For a Sapphire fanboy I'm both sad and happy. Welcome, ASUS, I guess...
Wait, what?
@@fubuziom0 What? :) I didn't understand you.
but why not hbm 😑
Because it would be much more expensive.
Looks like ASUS is currently testing waters for Navi as of right now
when Navi starts getting better ASUS will probably push out more stuff and features on their Strix cards
still though this looks better than what they did last time on the Vega and Polaris cards
big fan, remembered you said the 2 led by the power connector doenst make sense? well helped me, pc kept on shutting down saw a red light on my one power connector went red.. pushed it little further and problem solved..after updating drivers etc
What's your thoughts on the new X470 MAX motherboards coming out soon? The specifications on the MSI boards makes it seem like they're going to be pretty solid option.
One major issue with this card HUGE price premium over the reference design. Here in Sweden it seems to be over $140 above reference design and at that price it cost more then reference 2070 Super so not worth it since 2070 Super is slightly faster and AMD will probably soon release a 5800 card that will be in those price ranges. AIB cards for the 5700XT are only interesting if they are below $450.
What? In Denmark the Strix costs US$15 less than the reference card and US$150 less than the cheapest 2070S (inno3d). Find a different shop.
The Strix is the most expensive 5700 XT custom card I can get in my country. I was wondering about the difference between this and the Gigabyte 5700 XT Gaming OC, which is one of the cheapest custom cards out there (it's cheaper than Pulse in my country).
The Strix is cheaper than the Gigabyte here. Have you look for a cashback program from ASUS?
Psst, use desoldering wick to remove "tin" ;)
cant wait for the embargo to lift and he does this for Asus ROG Strix 6800XT
Just wait for the Sapphire Nitro. If their previous designs are anything to go by, then it’s pretty fair to say that it’s gonna be awesome
I had Strix 1070 and later 1080ti that i traded for Palit 2080 - these cards are amazing in terms of thermals, imo the best non limited edition air-cooled card. Altho price premium is to much, especially for non flagship models. I bet that this Strix 5700 will be at 549$ or somenthing close to that which makes it quite stupid.
I'd love to see you do a video on the 2070 super msi trio card.
@Buildzoid Hi I would like to remind my self :) I was recently asking you at your stream, if you can check the LLC setting on MSI AM4 board, because it is broken up to 3 different boards I owned now from MSI :( Also I know for a fact, that other people have exactly same problem... I would be very grateful for your help, first because you made such video in the past, and second your video could reach better MSI...
which BIOS version does it happen with because I've not had any issues on any of my boards
Very nice, but probably 500+ dollars and at that point I'd rather buy a lower end 2070 Super. The ASUS tax has gotten insane the last couple of years.
IsakH85 well just see what 2070 super strix cost... yeah. You have to really pay asus products. But there Are Also very nice custom 5700xt cards at $390 gategory...
@@haukikannel Yeah, the Sapphire Pulse that Gamers Nexus just reviewed looks like a very good card.
Too bad nvidia compresses textures. So image quality is worse than amd
Arif you literally reply to every comment complaining about something nvidia... as far as I have seen nvidia defaults to a worse colour setting in the control panel.
@@drannoyinghv7297 it's not about colors. Nvidia lowers textures and details to get extra fps. By default, games look better on AMD card
Can you do a video overclocking this card for gaming? Pls :)
similar to my rx5700 but not exactly i am new to GPU stuff more of a old school stereo receiver guy like a sansui from 1977
Removing tin is pretty easy.
Buildzoid's point was that it's hard to do it discreetly, without voiding our warranty.
Given you get no real worth while performance gain between reference and AIB cards I wouldn’t be spending £500 for a 5700xt.
15:01 i can't believe he didn't make a 420 joke
helo, i have this gpu, my vrm module does not get into contact with the thermal pad on the heatsink.. if i push the fan shroud upward.. then the vrm contact with thermal pad.. do you have the same problem. please help me.
Hey Buildzoid, been a big fan of this channel !
excuse me, but i wanna ask you something, i was looking into the B Die memory .
So regarding to the Absolute Maximum Ratings , what is VDD, VDDQ, VPP...? Does the VDD means the maximum voltage for Dram ?
Just Google it
@@AdrianMuslim already did, and the article i got is kinda outdated from 2004 so yeah
Make PCB review of HIS, please.
Can you make a pcb breakdown of the 2070 super msi gaming x trio?
Do you think this board design will give anymore OCing head room over reference design say with water cooling? or is this only really good for extreme OCing?
dont think they will. I think this would be useful for the ln2 guys
This is the most expensive 5700XT and yet temps are worse than cheapest aib 5700xt which is Sapphire pulse ($410)
Board designs never given huge advantages even to Nvidia cards besides cooling. So if you only care about cooling & cost, (not design language, not much higher quality and costlier pcb or extra headroom for extreme oc), then sapphire cards are the way to go. On nvidia's line up, Zotac amp and gigabyte gaming OC cards are top notch too as they are cooler than their beefier counterparts like Amp Extreme and Aorus
@@damienriot amd cards are better for overclocking than nvidia cards nowadays
@@dyren7437 the 5700 and XTs aren't. The asus cards come pre oced and thus their oc headroom is minimal. Vegas had better undervolting potential but you Cant expect half of the cards to reach that. Even hardware unboxed's review sample of both vega 64 and 5700XT didn't gain much after UV+OC. If cards were this much stable in literally everything on those insane overclocking numbers found in ocn, amd nvidia both would clock their XT and super at higher clocks and charge more. At least AIB boards would do but even they Cant.
Does VRM even matter for this particular card tho? I mean outside of extreme OC obviously.
Probably not. Unlikely that any of those cards will be so poorly designed that the VRM is not enough. The strix usually just runs much cooler. Performs slightly better (a few single digit percentage)
Do a review of the rx 5700xt red devil pls
What do you think of the MSI X570 Gaming Edge Wifi having really bad vrm thermals?
You didn't complain even once!
Best review a GPU could get from you..
You should get shares in ASUS for card sales lol
VEGA question:
Got a Vega Strix, I've applied registry mods, the card is staying cool (Tj=80°C), but I'm not seeing the high wattage outputs in GPUZ as seen on UA-cam.
Is this a software bug or does Asus have a power limiter on their cards?
Seems like a home run! Only if it is 64 CU!
5:20 - what happened to that 8pin? Repair?
100% Getting the 5700 xt ROG Strix. Unless it costs more than a 2070Super.
Upon removing my cooler on the MSI reference card, the R56 1917 chip has fallen off, on this PCB it is named slightly different. I was wondering if you know what it is exactly? Could I possibly repair with a little bit of glue or possibly wedging it against my waterblock with some thermal padding? It has 2 mental connections underneath. It doesn't look damaged.
so as a owner of this card (5700 non xt (same vrm and pcb (flashed to xt bios)))all i can say is its grat and terrible at once.
asus screwed screews on vrm and pressure on gpu core . after ive added washers and new shorter screews on vrm ive managed to push my gpu to 2.1GHZ core and it eats freaking 300-370W accoding to software mesurments YET IT STILL IS QUIET AND MANAGES to do like 80C on mem and 65C core , 78C junction , vrm is like 65C !!!
and the best part ive bought it so cheap (like 115 usd under MSRP )
I vertical mounted mine which also helps with the mounting pressure issues. Got mine for $330 "open box", which all it had was a bent PCI bracket. Very reliable card, and I can confirm it'll OC to 2.1+ghz stable with those temperatures.
Nitro + or strix ?
ua-cam.com/video/fvEyBzpcCgM/v-deo.html in this VS, the Nitro+ wons in benchs.
Fuck do i have to return my reference card now? How the hell do I over-vold my reference card vram? I want to know the cause of my shitty RAM OC.
My 1080Ti Zotac Mini is joke in comparison with this mid-tier Radeon boi :-( 40W VRM TDP in stock, after OC you can see some crazy things, like red hot VRM heatsink :P
Too bad your 1080ti gives worse image quality than amd
@@AdrianMuslim But enough VRAM for run 4k res with max. textures and AA sometimes. I bought it last year from bankrupt cryptocurency farm, cheaper then nowadays 5700 XT so, I think it was worth and still is if you need 11 GB VRAM. I hope AMD will unveils some kickass 5800 and 5900 for proper replacement of 1080Ti after 2,5 year.
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Actually Hardcore Overclocking
I´ve asked you a month ago if you have made a reference PCB video, you responded that you´ve done it for gamersnexus.
Do you know when they are going to release it ?
They released it today, if you're still looking for it 😄
Could you use liquid metal to short those
OC UK have this for £499.99
i can GARENTEE you that amd's NVIDIA KILLER gpu will be a 5950xt STRIX navi card :) and still cheaper then nvidia's SUPER line!
At this time I don’t think there are any talks about a 5950xt, but I believe the 5900 and 5900xt names have been trademarked. Watch Moore’s Law is Dead, he goes over it. The 5900 is supposed to take a dump on the 2080ti and the xt variant is supposed to be like 10-15% faster than the 5900. I do hope sapphire makes a vapor x version on one of these models.
whats all the crap on the PCB? flux?
If you're interested in close up shot of pcb components check out www.igorslab.media/ . His reviews are quite in depth and he does lots of close up photos and describes the components used. Here an 2080 Super revie for example www.igorslab.media/msi-geforce-rtx-2080-super-gaming-x-trio-im-test-schwerer-brocken-auf-leisen-sohlen/2/
He also released a overclocking tool for the 5700, 5700XT and Radeon VII
www.igorslab.media/morepowertool-amd-radeon-rx-5700-und-rx-5700-xt-tweaking-and-overclocking-software/
£520 doe. Totally not worth
A bit late to the party here but where the HELL did you buy it for 520?! I paid 370 for mine!
Too bad the cooler of the Asus-card was originally designed for current GeForce-GPUs (which have much larger dies) and is not as good as the one from Sapphire - for example: Asus cooler has aluminium-base instead of copper. So: Asus' PCB design plus Sapphire's Nitro cooler would be a worldbeater, at least among the AMD RX 5700 XT cards.
there is no aluminium base on a gpu , all are copper , fins are alu
@@koyoshima45 Quod scripsi, scripsi.
I just tested 5 days ago my Strix 5700 xt via 3Dmark demo test to see the score and my card got permanently coil whine after the test. When I run games like cs:go or pubg on fps unlimited it starts coil whine and the temperatures are getting high. Tried to limit the fps to 144 , it works , coil whine disappear , but it's getting back if i'm playing a newer game like forza horizon 4 even on 60 fps.... What can I do?
coil whine will actually go away in time , just use the card, that not a faulty one ,coil whine is natural , so , no problem there , enjoy ur card at high frame rates !!!
So glad BZ doesn't shit all over my lovely Asus cards...they are to me what Sapphire are to him.
Anyone know if this is the same PCB as the reference card in terms of water cooling blocks? I’m trying to find a custom 5700 XT to use with the EK water block that fits reference PCBs? If it isn’t, could you tell me which aftermarket cards have it?
I need your help please! Can you tell me where is the bios chip? thanks!
Sapphire nitro+ rx 5700 xt, im a joke to you?
buildzoid, i love Asus.
I wouldnt mind a comparison.
YAY!