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AORUS Radeon RX 5700 XT 8G review
Posted by: on: 01/03/2020 10:15 AM [
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Gigabyte has released a new Radeon RX 5700 XT in its premium brand AORUS, which we review. It is one of the faster 5700 XT cards we've had our hands on. Fitted with a thick three fan cooling solutions and a Silent / OC BIOS we have lots to talk about and check out of course.
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Srsbsns
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Posted on: 01/03/2020 11:02 AM
Hopefully there was will some higher end cards with more memory. I feel like 8GB is starting to become a limiter for some configs. Not trying to humble brag but Radeon VII is my only choice unless I want to go to the green team. I play at 5120x1440 and some titles well exceed 8gb.
Hopefully there was will some higher end cards with more memory. I feel like 8GB is starting to become a limiter for some configs. Not trying to humble brag but Radeon VII is my only choice unless I want to go to the green team. I play at 5120x1440 and some titles well exceed 8gb.
JonasBeckman
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Posted on: 01/03/2020 11:09 AM
Somewhat limited depending on settings, I can hit upwards of 7.5 GB in some of the newer games though a few also allocate a percentage and just keep that using what's available. (Battlefield 5 I believe, even has a setting to allow disabling of memory preserving engine tweaks to improve image quality but it can result in hitching if there is insufficient VRAM.)
For Navi I don't know much about the memory configuration but I would assume a higher amount would require additional bus width and maybe even a improved memory controller which seem to be why the memory modules are a bit finicky with for example overclocking though I can't say for sure.
I do however expect the high-end Navi GPU's IE the 5900's if that's a real Navi1x card to feature this as one of the major additions though cost might be a bit of a balancing point depending on if it's really going to be HBM or GDDR type memory particularly if it's HBM.
(Another up to 30% or so performance on top of the 5700XT would be impressive though possibly even higher if that memory bottleneck and some other tweaks allow the card to scale even higher and it's not just about cores and clock speeds either.)
50/50 I guess, either there will be a squeezed in big Navi 10 5900(XT) or AMD will go for Navi20 and whatever these will be named leaving the 5500, 5600 and 5700 as the Navi10's maybe the upcoming events and such will see some news on this front if it's not just going to be about AMD's new mobile Ryzen chips and what not.
EDIT: And yeah flops and all that, sure the Navi20's could have double the hardware and theoretical performance but the actual performance gain would be less though it could still be really impressive and further tweaks and additions to the RDNA and other gains or additional driver work (With less funky issues this time.) and it could grow a bit more but well we'll see when it gets revealed.
This whole ray tracing thing is a bit of a gimmick too now isn't it, suppose we'll see how AMD's thing here pans out and then we'll have a bit of a ray-tracing exclusivity thing for games going with either AMD's or NVIDIA's variant, lovely.
(But yeah as another possible addition to the newer RDNA hardware and generation two.)
EDIT: Well for now at least and in the future it might very well start replacing rasterization and how things have been done but not quite yet.
(Already some impressive showcases for the way this can be used though so in a few gens maybe but it'll take time.)
Somewhat limited depending on settings, I can hit upwards of 7.5 GB in some of the newer games though a few also allocate a percentage and just keep that using what's available. (Battlefield 5 I believe, even has a setting to allow disabling of memory preserving engine tweaks to improve image quality but it can result in hitching if there is insufficient VRAM.)
For Navi I don't know much about the memory configuration but I would assume a higher amount would require additional bus width and maybe even a improved memory controller which seem to be why the memory modules are a bit finicky with for example overclocking though I can't say for sure.
I do however expect the high-end Navi GPU's IE the 5900's if that's a real Navi1x card to feature this as one of the major additions though cost might be a bit of a balancing point depending on if it's really going to be HBM or GDDR type memory particularly if it's HBM.
(Another up to 30% or so performance on top of the 5700XT would be impressive though possibly even higher if that memory bottleneck and some other tweaks allow the card to scale even higher and it's not just about cores and clock speeds either.)
50/50 I guess, either there will be a squeezed in big Navi 10 5900(XT) or AMD will go for Navi20 and whatever these will be named leaving the 5500, 5600 and 5700 as the Navi10's maybe the upcoming events and such will see some news on this front if it's not just going to be about AMD's new mobile Ryzen chips and what not.
EDIT: And yeah flops and all that, sure the Navi20's could have double the hardware and theoretical performance but the actual performance gain would be less though it could still be really impressive and further tweaks and additions to the RDNA and other gains or additional driver work (With less funky issues this time.) and it could grow a bit more but well we'll see when it gets revealed.
This whole ray tracing thing is a bit of a gimmick too now isn't it, suppose we'll see how AMD's thing here pans out and then we'll have a bit of a ray-tracing exclusivity thing for games going with either AMD's or NVIDIA's variant, lovely.
(But yeah as another possible addition to the newer RDNA hardware and generation two.)
EDIT: Well for now at least and in the future it might very well start replacing rasterization and how things have been done but not quite yet.
(Already some impressive showcases for the way this can be used though so in a few gens maybe but it'll take time.)
anticupidon
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Posted on: 01/03/2020 11:19 AM
For a brief moment I saw 5600 XT...dang, HH knows how to convince Gigabyte to review one GPU still under NDA.
Back to normality.
For a brief moment I saw 5600 XT...dang, HH knows how to convince Gigabyte to review one GPU still under NDA.
Back to normality.
DeskStar
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Posted on: 01/05/2020 02:45 AM
Sorry, but I'm satisfied with my PowerColor Red Devil RX 5700 XT. Time Spy first run overclocked.... From what I'm seeing I am lucky..... Still not sure about the top results for the rx 5700 xt as they seem more of an anomaly....
Sorry, but I'm satisfied with my PowerColor Red Devil RX 5700 XT. Time Spy first run overclocked.... From what I'm seeing I am lucky..... Still not sure about the top results for the rx 5700 xt as they seem more of an anomaly....
The Goose
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Posted on: 01/05/2020 07:03 AM
$425 for a 1080p card is not so impressive but nice to see them trying.
$425 for a 1080p card is not so impressive but nice to see them trying.
Goiur
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Posted on: 01/05/2020 05:26 PM
5700xt a 1080p?
Yeah, sure.
$425 for a 1080p card is not so impressive but nice to see them trying.
5700xt a 1080p?
Yeah, sure.
Undying
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Posted on: 01/05/2020 05:32 PM
Card is faster than your 2070. Makes no sense.
$425 for a 1080p card is not so impressive but nice to see them trying.
Card is faster than your 2070. Makes no sense.
Denial
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Posted on: 01/05/2020 05:47 PM
He says he upgraded to a 2080 Super in another thread but yeah his post is bad - card looks well priced and it's certainly good enough for 1440P.
Card is faster than your 2070. Makes no sense.
He says he upgraded to a 2080 Super in another thread but yeah his post is bad - card looks well priced and it's certainly good enough for 1440P.
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Liking the Aorus look. Beafy cooler and better binned skus are nice. Looking to be one of the best 5700's.