Review on Sapphire 11266 09 20G Radeon Backplate Graphics by Wiktor ygado ᠌

I used a gigabyte 1050 ti g1 gaming with top-end cooling in its line, so for some reason they don’t talk about it anywhere, but in the specifications for 1050 ti they always indicate tdp 75 watts, but this is a reference tdp !, and mostly overclocked ones are on sale versions, for example, my 1050 ti happily ate under 100 watts, and at the same time managed to noticeably make noise in the load. So, having bought the RX 570 NITRO + 8Gb, I didn’t believe how a card with a declared tdp above 150 watts is not audible at all in the load, at all ! at the same time it is heated within 62 degrees. The factory operation algorithm of the cooling fans has been worked out perfectly, there is no need to adjust it, as it was with the gigabyte 1050 ti g1 gaming. If you manually unscrew the turntables of the ryks to the full, of course they are very audible, but I don’t know what to do with the card to get to such speeds. In the Thermaltake Versa H17 case, the maximum temperature of the card I have seen is 62 degrees, while the turntables spin only up to 1100 rpm! The heatsink fins are positioned to blow air along the card rather than across it. In terms of consumption, the entire system with 1050 ti in the load consumed 200 watts, the entire system with a 570 ti in factory overclocking consumes 260 watts. Through WattMan in the Radeon drivers, I lowered the voltage according to the schedule with a maximum of 1.05 volts per core and the entire system began to consume 230 watts! Not to mention the performance of the RX 570 NITRO +, the fact that it bypasses the 1060 by 3 GB, of course, but at the same time it approaches and in some moments bypasses the 1060 by 6 GB. Yes, and you need to connect both power connectors, otherwise 1 additional phase on the GPU will not work. Bottom line - the card is simply amazing, thoughtful, elaborate and mega quiet, I recommend it!