ASUS Radeon RX 6800 XT STRIX OC LC Review
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rl66
cucaulay malkin
thesebastian
https://noctua.at/en/nf-a14-pwm/specification
However, I must confess, this fan at 1200 RPM in the night, still let you hear the airflow. So maybe this is much more than 19.2 dB (A)
Hi Fox
I might be wrong here. I'm just saying "19.2 dB (A)" (i edited from 23 later on) because that's what I can see in Noctua web site when running NF-A14 PWM with low noise adaptor.
Fox2232
OnnA
fantaskarsef
Is it just me, or is overclocking this card under water... barely worth the price? It runs slower than other GPUs under air? The Nitro+ generally being ahead a frame or equal to a waterclocked card?
ScreamerRSA
Turanis
tunejunky
bjtag
After seeing your thermal imaging results of this Asus water cooled 6800 XT I would retest with a different power supply and make sure your pcie power connector isn't overheating from loose pin contacts... I had to titan XP that I couldn't overclock... It would run stock just fine but as soon as I turned it up a little bit I would get random shutdowns after doing a thermal image of the card one of my pcie power connectors was extremely hot I switched to a different power supply the temperature of the connector went down 20° and the card never shut down
bjtag
The temperature of the PCB even went down because it was a transferring all the heat away from the connector....
I'm not saying that's your problem or is a problem is just your in the second thermal imaging the wires are extremely hot and the wires themselves shouldn't be that hot
Robbo9999
kapu
TLD LARS
Interested in how well this cooler holds up after 1 month.
Both the Vega and 5700 Asus Rog models had bad coolers, with the 5700 literally falling off the board.
My Vega 64 had bad VRM pads.
Asus fan and RGB control that is not compatible with AMD wattman, so fan control is not working.
GPU max clock set to 2400Mhz in bios, so fixing the VRM pads makes the card auto overclock to 1680Mhz, 90Mhz over stock boost, leading to 110c hotspot and instability.
Downclocking in wattman or disabling the top speed step only seems to make the card unstable.
Asus says it is working as intended, warranty repair denied.
Only thing that seems to help is ripping the 3 fans off and replace them with 2x 140mm fans, held in place with cable ties and keeping the GPU load away from 100%.
cucaulay malkin
https://www.purepc.pl/test-ryzen-7-5800x-i-radeon-rx-6800-xt-w-miejscach-procesorowych
there's something weird going on in dx11 games cpu intensive scenes with amd 6800 cards
looks like amd driver overhead episode 374538975.
I dumped my r9 290 in 2014 cause of this
Undying
cucaulay malkin
Astyanax
Fox2232
Seems like this is not only overpriced card from ASUS.
Our shops are starting to list their standard TUF cards. But the price tags are really something.
TUF 6800 (non-XT) 19.4% higher price than reference XT card.
STRIX 6800 (non-XT) 28% higher price than reference XT card.
TUF 6800 XT 38% higher price than reference XT card.
STRIX-LC 6800 XT 55% higher price than reference XT card.
There was rumor that there is not going to be 2nd/3rd batch of reference cards. And I think that ASUS behaves exactly as if there was nobody who could put their price into perspective.
But even if there was no more reference 6800(XT), there is going to be full chip in form of 6900 XT. And ASUS is matching its price with STRIX-LC card.
Reminds me of WoW loot system. "Greed or Need", except with a twist. We need those GPUs and ASUS is bit too much greedy.
cucaulay malkin