Review on PowerColor Devil Radeon Graphics Memory Computer Components in Internal Components by Wiktor Gajewski ᠌

Everything would be fine, but the claims of an exorbitant scale to the cooling system. The radiator would have been a little bigger. One and a half times in height, like the version for the RX 6800-6900 XT, yeah. The point is in the radiator, since the fan blowing is quite suitable for itself - efficient and quiet at medium loads. But the heatsink itself, due to its small size, simply cannot collect and dissipate the amount of heat that the GPU and memory generate under serious loads, which is why the cooling efficiency of the fans is low even with good air circulation. During rendering (and 100% GPU load in Lumion 11-12 versions) HOTSPOT at one point flies to Tatooine along with my buttocks. And the difference between the temperatures of the GPU and HOTSPOT is 30-38 degrees. That is, approximately for the GPU - 65 and at the same moment 103 for HOTSPOT. And this is with basic overclocking in OC mode in bios. Moreover, the backplate (aluminum!) has a purely decorative function and does not come into contact with the board through any thermal interface. The distance between the board and the backplate is about 4.5-5 mm. At the same time, it consumes up to 235 W in its basic form. Switched to this card from MSI RX 5600 XT Gaming X. Under exactly the same conditions of use (for architectural rendering), I have not seen a HOTSPOT above 80-85 degrees with such a significant difference with GPU temperatures. Hence the resentment.