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PowerColor Outs Final Specs Radeon 5600 XT Include TGP Increase and now GDDR6 at 14 Gbps
Last week has been quite crazy with changes and reconfigurations of the 5600's line up. These cards had 12GBps memory speeds and a more conservative GPU power limit but all that changed last week.
Power Color now outs the final specs, and that indeed includes increased TGP (clocks) and 14 Gbps memory (opposed to 12 Gbps).
TUL Corporation, a leading and innovative manufacturer of AMD graphic cards since 1997, announces the latest addition to its RX 5000 Series lineup, with the launch of the PowerColor Red Dragon and Red Devil RX 5600 XT models based on the latest AMD RDNA gaming architecture giving gamer’s the ultimate higher-tier 1080p gaming experience.
Utilising powerful high-performance high-bandwidth memory at a blazing 14Gpbs, delivering a 16% increase from 288GBps up to 336GBps over the reference specs, provides the PowerColor 5600XT models with additional performance under intense gaming scenarios for out of this world gameplay.
PowerColor previews Radeon RX 5600XT - 01/07/2020 09:57 AM
TUL Corporation, a leading and innovative manufacturer of AMD graphic cards since 1997, will be showing it’s PowerColor Red Dragon and Red Devil models based on the newest Radeon RX 5600 with 6GB GD...
PowerColor Announces its Radeon RX 5500 XT Red Dragon Series - 12/13/2019 07:57 AM
TUL Corporation, parent of the leading and innovative AMD Graphics Card Manufacturing brand, PowerColor, announces their latest cards in their lineup, PowerColor Red Dragon RX 5500 XT 8 GB and PowerCo...
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PowerColor reveals its RX 5700 XT Liquid Devil GPU - 11/18/2019 09:30 AM
Powercolor is set to release its Radeon RX 5700XT Liquid Devil, pro-claimed to be the "World's Fastest Navi". As expected the card will use a pre-installed custom water cooling block ...
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#5752356 Posted on: 01/20/2020 11:36 AM
Maybe they should start selling minimum 8GB - then 12Gb and highend 16GB ...
4GB and 6GB should me OEM by now. I understand that 6GB is more then suffice for 1080p ... but maybe in two years this will change .
It won't. We're in 2020 and with 1 GB of vram you can still play fine. 4GB starts to be the minimum, 6 GB is and will be minimum even in the next 2 years, since games will be optimised more for 4GB of vram, so +2 GB will just make it futureproof. Look at Fury X. Still an OP card, and perfect for 1080P (not so much for 1440p+ but meh).
I have 8GB vram but never saw more then 5-6GB used. Considering that next games will use DX12 and Vulkan, with better compression, we won't really need to increase vram in the close future.
Maybe they should start selling minimum 8GB - then 12Gb and highend 16GB ...
4GB and 6GB should me OEM by now. I understand that 6GB is more then suffice for 1080p ... but maybe in two years this will change .
It won't. We're in 2020 and with 1 GB of vram you can still play fine. 4GB starts to be the minimum, 6 GB is and will be minimum even in the next 2 years, since games will be optimised more for 4GB of vram, so +2 GB will just make it futureproof. Look at Fury X. Still an OP card, and perfect for 1080P (not so much for 1440p+ but meh).
I have 8GB vram but never saw more then 5-6GB used. Considering that next games will use DX12 and Vulkan, with better compression, we won't really need to increase vram in the close future.
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#5752382 Posted on: 01/20/2020 01:56 PM
The 14gbps vram will put this pretty close to the 5700, I feel like this product is going to sit in a very weird position. Unless it's a fair chunk cheaper than the the 5700.
The 14gbps vram will put this pretty close to the 5700, I feel like this product is going to sit in a very weird position. Unless it's a fair chunk cheaper than the the 5700.
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#5752392 Posted on: 01/20/2020 02:29 PM
I bought an RX580 4Gb and games rarely use more than 2Gb. I think that for 2020, 6Gb is a safe zone for 1080p.
I bought an RX580 4Gb and games rarely use more than 2Gb. I think that for 2020, 6Gb is a safe zone for 1080p.
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#5752397 Posted on: 01/20/2020 02:43 PM
@Silva, that's only because of your settings. same argument people always make when they have 4-8GB system ram, "my ram usage never goes over x"... yeah... they are enjoying their storage thrashing with pagefile. you're enjoying your low-res textures.
@Silva, that's only because of your settings. same argument people always make when they have 4-8GB system ram, "my ram usage never goes over x"... yeah... they are enjoying their storage thrashing with pagefile. you're enjoying your low-res textures.
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Maybe they should start selling minimum 8GB - then 12Gb and highend 16GB ...
4GB and 6GB should me OEM by now. I understand that 6GB is more then suffice for 1080p ... but maybe in two years this will change .