Do you own one of these Sapphire 5700 XT cards?? Are they good??If you would consider another 5700XT, get the Sapphire Nitro+, its more expensive, but I can't find anything negative about it so they must have good QA. At least, that could be the case.
Heck yeah those are very good card,s so good in fact that 5700 XT cant best them!!I don't personally have a 5700XT, but I have the predecessor, the Vega 64 Nitro+ from Sapphire. It is a very good card.
I wouldn't buy an Asus tbh.Heck yeah those are very good card,s so good in fact that 5700 XT cant best them!!
I would have gotten a Vega 64 but at the prime of there time Radeon VII released and I was trying to save my money up for one of those.
By the time I had enough saved up the 5700 XT's came out.
Kinda hurts now that I got a bum card and I have to use a old back up 1gb card for 2 weeks that cant game for crap these day.
I feel like I am going through game withdrawal LOL..
I kinda like that Asus Strix 10+ 2 phase vrm 5700 XT. I know you like Nitro+ 5700 XT but it only has 7+ 1 vrm phase which a is a bare minimum for running such a high end card.
Any ways I am on the fence which card to get now.
My choices are Asus 5700 XT , XFX Radeon VII , or EVGA RTX 2070 SUper XC Ultra.
This is of course if the prices stay the same and stock is available.
Why wouldnt you buy an Asus Strix 5700 XT? Its the top card with a 10+ 2 VRM power phase and buildzoids top chioce.I wouldn't buy an Asus tbh.
Taichi, Nitro and THICC III are better choices, as well as the Red Devil even if you got a broken one.
Why wouldnt you buy an Asus Strix 5700 XT? Its the top card with a 10+ 2 VRM power phase and buildzoids top chioce.
Next best is the Red devil but this card has dozens and dozens of negative reviews.
Plus I got a faulty one myself.
I would not get a Thicc III due to the entire shroud and back plate being pure plastic.
In my opinion though the Taichi has the best looking back plate of all the cards so far.
Well next to the one in the video I posted with the cool Japanimation back plate.
there was a point where the sapphire nitro+ was selling for more than the strix on newegg iirc. And the strix has better build quality. nitro+ seems to be weaker than the powercolor and strix but still solid and looks nice.As a brand, Asus has some nice stuff. But they will make you pay for it.
Hardware that dies in the first couple of weeks is something that happen - better than breaking after warranty IMO.If it doesn't pan out this time I wont be buying AMD's GPU's for quite sometime.
I understand this , I just feel like AMD are starting to lose there touch when it comes to building GPU's after the RX-480,580, and 590 era.Hardware that dies in the first couple of weeks is something that happen - better than breaking after warranty IMO.
The first powercolor card I had, 4850 PCS+, died on the second week, was replaced by another 4850 PCS+ and it is still running on an old PC at my parents (10 years now?). A pair of 480 Red Devils have been running fine for the last 3 years with the 1330 MHz bios.
My 5700XT Red Devil been playing a lot of stuff during its first week with no problems (mostly XBOX PC pass games and borderlands 3).
Need to get it a higher resolution monitor for xmas now to let the card stretch.
In this case it would have been powercolor responsibility as it is their design.I understand this , I just feel like AMD are starting to lose there touch when it comes to building GPU's after the RX-480,580, and 590 era.
They have had the same issues with cards running to hot and dying or burning out with random crashes since Vega and Radeon VII and now the 5700 XT's are doing the same things.
Its funny cause you don't ever see reviewers getting BAD or DOA cards and reporting on it to warn others to stay away.
I don't care who is who and what brand is what, if a product works it works and if it doesn't it doesn't.
I have no issues warning others of my findings.
Anyways I am giving AMD another chance to make things right and send me a working product so we will see whats whats.
I dont think it is to much to ask for AMD to make working products and for the QC Dept. to actually test hardware before they send it out!!
They have had the same issues with cards running to hot and dying or burning out with random crashes since Vega and Radeon VII and now the 5700 XT's are doing the same things.
Looks like there are gonna be issues with this card as well.2080Ti seems like it was worse (space invaders).
At first, I thought I got another DOA card because soon as I powered the PC on I got a black screen, no Bios or post or thats what I thought cause then a message popped up on the screen saying my T.V. doesn't support the video device or resolution which is totally inaccurate.
Anyways I literally didnt do anything and the card fixed the issue all by its self some how over the course of 60 seconds.
The image and color quality that this card provides is insane compared to my old GTX 1660 TI.
Well I am not a all out AMD fan as I like both AMD and Nvidia alot and have had many many GPU's from both through the last 20 or more years.Huh. Some new AM4 Ryzen systems behave the same way. They get locked into a memory training loop or something and take awhile to boot . . . kinda wonder if your PowerColor card didn't just get stuck that way.
AMD fans have been saying that about their cards for years: NV sacrifices IQ for performance. Allegedly. I can't tell since I haven't had an NV card in awhile.
The image and color quality that this card provides is insane compared to my old GTX 1660 TI.
Not sure how to explain it but textures and just the graphics them selves look better.
I've seen that too. It seems that in many cases, NVidia detects displays, and doesn't drive them at the full color range, or full Chroma sub-sampling depth (4:2:0 instead of 4:4:4) or something. My AMD cards, by default, look way better.It is just strange with this card as image quality goes,because soon as I installed it with the Radeon drivers I could immediately tell the difference in video quality.
The colors seem much more vibrant and sharper and the blacks are much blacker and much deeper.
Seeing as it's not quite 2020 yet, are these drivers perchance beta drivers?I updated to the AMD Radeon 2020 Adrenalin Drivers that just came out today
Nope, they're WHQLSeeing as it's not quite 2020 yet, are these drivers perchance beta drivers?
Well I dont see anything that says they are beta so I am guessing they are full blown but early release drivers.Seeing as it's not quite 2020 yet, are these drivers perchance beta drivers?