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Posted by: on: 04/20/2023 01:41 PM [
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The PowerColor Radeon RX 7900 XTX Hellhound Spectral White is a high-performance graphics card with a beautiful bright and white design, nice cooling, and a solid power delivery system. It features a 14-layer PCB with 2oz copper layers, with a 12+3+2+2+1 phase VRM design (2+1 for the memory). The PowerColor Hellhound RX 7900 XTX adopts a triple ringed-fan solution (100 x 90 x 100mm), a set of 8 x 6φ heatpipes running through the heatsink, and a copper plate directly touching the GPU while covering VRAM to achieve better-cooling efficiency.
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Embra
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Posted on: 04/20/2023 08:16 PM
RT performance is really not that bad with these 7xxx cards. AMD seems to be catching up faster then expected. You take the 4090 out, and AMD looks very good.
I wish I made the white build I wanted, maybe next time.
RT performance is really not that bad with these 7xxx cards. AMD seems to be catching up faster then expected. You take the 4090 out, and AMD looks very good.
I wish I made the white build I wanted, maybe next time.
Undying
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Posted on: 04/20/2023 08:21 PM
RT performance is really not that bad with these 7xxx cards. AMD seems to be catching up faster then expected. You take the 4090 out, and AMD looks very good.
I wish I made the white build I wanted, maybe next time.
It just needs fsr3 and it will be really viable for rt.
RT performance is really not that bad with these 7xxx cards. AMD seems to be catching up faster then expected. You take the 4090 out, and AMD looks very good.
I wish I made the white build I wanted, maybe next time.
It just needs fsr3 and it will be really viable for rt.
Reddoguk
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Posted on: 04/20/2023 08:49 PM
I know i like my weed but 420w is a big no from me. Great review, great card, great performance but that total board power consumption is gonna drain the electric faster than ever. I can barely keep up with UK energy prices as is right now.
I've gone from £40 a month to over £100 a month now so i game a bit less than i used to
I know i like my weed but 420w is a big no from me. Great review, great card, great performance but that total board power consumption is gonna drain the electric faster than ever. I can barely keep up with UK energy prices as is right now.
I've gone from £40 a month to over £100 a month now so i game a bit less than i used to
Digilator
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Posted on: 04/20/2023 09:28 PM
I know i like my weed but 420w is a big no from me. Great review, great card, great performance but that total board power consumption is gonna drain the electric faster than ever. I can barely keep up with UK energy prices as is right now.
I've gone from £40 a month to over £100 a month now so i game a bit less than i used to
Surely you can limit the framerates...
Though, I'm waiting to see how much the 7800/7700 cards draw - kinda looking for something under 200w and at least ~1.8x faster. At 1080p, the 5700XT is still OK, so can wait.
I know i like my weed but 420w is a big no from me. Great review, great card, great performance but that total board power consumption is gonna drain the electric faster than ever. I can barely keep up with UK energy prices as is right now.
I've gone from £40 a month to over £100 a month now so i game a bit less than i used to
Surely you can limit the framerates...
Though, I'm waiting to see how much the 7800/7700 cards draw - kinda looking for something under 200w and at least ~1.8x faster. At 1080p, the 5700XT is still OK, so can wait.
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Great review as always. Thanks Hilbert. Looks like a very nice card, it's performance is really good and thermals are exceptional.