Apr 27, 2018
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Ryan Shrout at PCPer published some additional research into this topic.
For me, the biggest thing that stood out was the +12v rail current numbers. Regardless of whether it is overclocked (8.29A) or not (6.96A), the RX480 is violating the PCI-e spec of 5.5A max.
I simply cannot recommend this card to the masses. These are users that are not using enthusiast boards and may even be installing this into pre-built boxes from say an HP or Dell.
The odd part is that Ryan plays down concerns of this, but I would disagree. I certainly can’t recommend the RX480 to layman, not with the knowledge we now have on the RX480.
You saw a great deal of backpedaling and denial by marketing exec Robert Hallock - that’s not a surprise. It’s his job to professionally spin this. OTOH, I sincerely hope engineer Raja Koduri does not play with words here and actually addresses this issue head on.
It may end up being a BIOS flash that sufficiently reduces clocks, voltage, and current to safer levels - at the expense of performance. Or they provide 8-pin cards, but that requires an entirely new board. For that reason, the former is IMO the far more likely recourse here.
How Much VRAM Do You Really Need?
How Much VRAM Do You Really Need?
It is a question many gamers have been asking seeing as how 4K displays and 4K textures are becoming much more common. Anthony from TweakTown set out to test how much is needed at 1080p, 1440p and 4K resolutions once AA is enabled on some of the latest and most popular game titles.
“One of the more interesting tests was quickly running Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor at 8K, which consumes a…
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