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ASUS Dual AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Standard Edition 12GB GDDR6 Gaming Graphics Card (AMD RDNA 2, PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6 Memory $359.99
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| Product Name: | ASUS Dual AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Standard Edition 12GB GDDR6 Gaming Graphics Card (AMD RDNA 2, PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6 Memory, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, 0dB Technology) |
| Manufacturer: | Asus |
| Model Number: | DUAL-RX6700XT-12G |
| Product SKU: | B08YWRFSQB |
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I've only really played warzone with it so far.
I also bought the Samsung odyssey G9 that is 5120x1440 pixels.
The 1070 ran 30-50FPS with medium settings at 80% resolution scale.
The 6700xt runs 100-120FPS on high/ultra settings at 100% resolution scale.
Both were set based on the games initial recommendations.
I scaled all the ultra and high settings down a tad to get a consistent 120FPS because I don't need to see my reflection in a puddle.
All in all, I'm pretty happy.
NZXT's H1 specs say it will fit in the case...
Technically it will, but I had to disassemble part of the frame to barely get it in.
Temps are in the 60-70c range and seems fine.
Anyone having this issue? I might return this if its just me.
Does anyone know if this will work? Or is there a website I can use to check compatibility? I'm sorry, I should know this but it's a bit beyond my knowledge level.
Thanks in advance!!
I'm also curious if this might be a good pairing based on how old the other components are in that system. I ran a quick calculation through this site [pc-builds.com] at 4K resolution, just guessing at the i5 being an 8600. It shows the system would be paired pretty well. But this probably depends on other components (storage, RAM, etc.) and which games are being played. Hopefully a more-experienced PC builder can elaborate here.
Assuming the card even fits in that case, I'd definitely want to upgrade the PSU, if this were my system.
Thanks! I've heard Dell PSUs can be a pain to replace but it's great to keep in mind, thanks!!
I'll agree with another poster that the PSU may not be sufficient. I ran into an issue years ago where I upgraded my graphics card and my PC started crashing regularly. It ended up being because I had insufficient power and the card was drawing enough that it was creating a lot of instability when the card needed to really crunch on some game graphics.
I'm also curious if this might be a good pairing based on how old the other components are in that system. I ran a quick calculation through this site [pc-builds.com] at 4K resolution, just guessing at the i5 being an 8600. It shows the system would be paired pretty well. But this probably depends on other components (storage, RAM, etc.) and which games are being played. Hopefully a more-experienced PC builder can elaborate here.
Assuming the card even fits in that case, I'd definitely want to upgrade the PSU, if this were my system.
Wow this is amazing info! This is the type of site I was looking for, still need to do some learning but thanks so much for the head start, can't thank you enough!!
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I'm split on which one to keep. On one hand the Asus is considerably more hefty then the XFX despite being only a "two fan" card. Meaning there's much more heat sink material used which means potentially more headroom for future overclocking should I ever decided to swap out the paste and thermal pads (it already runs cooler than the XFX stock). And it comes with a free game where the XFX from Best Buy does not (and a small price difference, XFX is $360 vs $350 for the Asus). But on the other hand, XFX - no coil whine whatsoever.
I've read over time Coil Whine can dissipate as it can "settle" with heat cycles. My current case sits under my desk and is all steel so it's pretty sound deadening. That may be why the coil whine isn't that bad to me. But if I ever were to convert to a more compact ITX case, which has always appealed to me, those tend to me much more airy to compensate for worse air flow which may make 'tolerable coil whine', untolerable. I'm just really conflicted. I'd easily prefer the Asus over the XFX just by build quality if it just weren't for this dang whine. Come on Asus! You're supposed to be of a higher tier manufacture! But my reference point is from the past. Maybe things have changed.
Does anyone know if this will work? Or is there a website I can use to check compatibility? I'm sorry, I should know this but it's a bit beyond my knowledge level.
Thanks in advance!!