Review on Video card GIGABYTE Radeon RX 6750 XT GAMING OC 12G (GV-R675XTGAMING OC-12GD), Retail by Wiktor Skowroski ᠌

Since this is a 2022 model, the likelihood that it was mined a little less than others is a significant plus for the RX6750XT model. 1. Performance. Youtube is full of tests. The card is about the same as the RTX3070, somewhere better, somewhere worse. I recommend taking for games in 2K resolution. For FULLHD, in my opinion, the card is redundant. In general, I am satisfied with the performance. 2. Power consumption. The declared power consumption is 250 watts, but I did not have this under any stress tests. The maximum power consumption was caught in a stress test at 229W. You need a power supply either good (with Japanese stuffing) with real 600W on a 12-volt line, or a regular 750W+. 3. Cooling system. The chip is hot. In Stock, out of the box in the test, it showed the temperature in the center of the chip up to 89g, along the perimeter up to 75g. At the same time, the fans begin to rotate at full speed with the corresponding noise like turbines. Therefore, video card undervolt will be a good solution. Make it easy. In the standard AMD Adrinalin edition application, go to the performance tab - then settings, click manual settings and lower the maximum core frequency and voltage. I set the maximum GPU frequency to 2500MHz and the voltage to 1165Mv. Heating has decreased significantly (up to 77g in the center) and the noise level has decreased. This undervolt on my card turned out to be the most workable for everything with the least loss of performance. I am sure that it will be possible to undervolt much better and more optimally, but I have had crashes from games with a "driver error" with a greater reduction in voltage. I think that this is a software problem that will be solved in the future. 4. Driver. The card is quite new drivers are damp. With a strong undervolt, there were problems with crashes from the game with a "driver error". With a moderate undervolt (and in my opinion it is necessary for a particular model, see paragraph 3), the problem disappeared. In general, AMD software is pleasant and intuitive. There are both presets and the possibility of self-tuning.