Review: ASRock Radeon RX 5700 XT Taichi OC+
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Undying
Come on guys if you count out the dx11 games card is the the same performance as 2070S.
Interesting design though, reminds me of gears inside the watch.
The_Amazing_X
Its a very nice design, good work Hillbert. Do you think you can add the game The Surge 2 and No man Sky, they are Vulkan, justo to add dx12 dx11 and also Vulkan to your testing.
Andy Watson
Are the temperatures under load the wrong way around for silent and performance in the chart?
insp1re2600
Looks great, but the central fan & RGB makes it a little tacky.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
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NCC1701D
Would have been cool if they had RGB gears on the back plate. They could have programmed an RGB sequence that would make them look like they were moving and working together.
FrostNixon
Truly performs better than my Asrock Challenger, which doesn't even spin fans and shutsdown randomly...
Reddoguk
My next GFX card will have to be a low power unit because my electric bills are getting higher and higher.
This card is not for me. 225w, my gtx 980 G1 from like 6 years ago now doesn't even use that much power.
I thought 7nm gpus would be low 1xx wattage but 225w is too high.
HybOj
Reddoguk - that is understandable, but this has Id say 2x the performance of your 980... I think this is more like 1080ti perf?
I wonder how this compares in a real world scenarios in terms of power draw...
Reddoguk
HH said it used 265w while gaming. So with a small OC this card would reach 300w.
Yea it's 2070 super level performance but that 250+ watts is crazy.
My mate is gonna sell me his EVGA 1070 FTW Gaming ACX 3.0 which only uses about 150w, i just have to wait til he gets his 2080 super.
RooiKreef
I love the outrageous look of their gpus. It's something different from the rest.
GlennB
Venix
GamerNerves
Venix
@GamerNerves when you buy general electric devices that also applies i am pretty sure there are enough people around that would complaint about the consumption of a video card and still sport at least one traditional lamp 100 watt one instead of led lamps there 1 light bulb is the difference! People that have a washer machine with A- energy rating instead of A++ etc etc, my point is people way overblow their impact on the electrical bill and my second point was that if indeed his electrical bill keeps going up indeed then something else causing it and not the computer.
And yeah consumption indeed is a valid criteria when you choose the right card for your needs/budget. If they are about the same price and about the same perfomance then yeah picking the more efficient one is the logical ibvious choise , if say the card a consumes 30%more power and is 15% faster than the card b , my self i would always choose the card a, if both cards are equal but the card a consumes 30% more while costs 20 % less than the card b i will still go with the card a.
Reddoguk
I played Batman Arkham Knight last night for a few hours and left GPU-Z running.
My 980G1 boosts to 1400mhz and has a high Asic score of nearly 80%. The power usage is reported @ 130W - 150W but mostly around 138W which is no where near the 225W the card receives.
So i think i use about 250W total while gaming which is fine really. Would i be happy if it was 350W probably not.
joeyunix
@Reddoguk Your argument should be to compare the rtx2070 super and rx5700xt power numbers. Nvidia losses here in efficiency.
https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/asrock_radeon_rx_5700_xt_taichi_oc_review,8.html
moheban79
Hi,
Was wondering if the Asrock 5700 XT comes with an HDMI to DVI adapter? My monitor does not have DP ports and have an Occulus Rift hdmi hookup in mind...
Thank you
sykozis
Maddness
A very nice card. Would be awesome in my system. But with our whole country in Lock down for at least another 3 weeks, that's not going to happen.