Review on Graphics WINDFORCE Cooling 192 Bit GV R67XTEAGLE 12GD by Adam Gontarz ᠌

Name: Graphics WINDFORCE Cooling 192 Bit GV R67XTEAGLE 12GD
Item: Graphics WINDFORCE Cooling 192 Bit GV R67XTEAGLE 12GD
Rating: 4

May 13, 2023

The goods are normal, money is not wasted!

I bought it a month ago for 91k, before that I sold the old AORUS 5700XT for 90k to the ebay miner. As a result, I received a video card that surprised me on the positive side.
when compared to the AORUS 5700xt, it is very light, quiet and performs by a third (or more, depending on the game). if they write that they are equal in performance, this is complete nonsense.

In general, I recommend buying if you have finances or if you have the opportunity to perform the same scam with a miner)

I put 4 because it is not perfect, but very worthy

Pros

- for 1440p gaming, it's just perfect for those who are not fans of RayTracing chips in games; - Accelerates with adrenaline with a bang without artifacts and problems in work and games. I unscrewed all the sliders to the maximum and it is felt that the video card can still. but AMD seems to have deliberately limited the overclocking potential of this video card through the standard software. at the same time, the temperatures at the hottest point did not exceed 89 degrees, and the chip temperature did not exceed 76 degrees, which is very worthy at the maximum available GPU frequencies of 2800 MHz and operational 17200 MHz. - the maximum power consumption I noticed was a maximum of 213W, which, compared to the AORUS 5700XT with its almost 300W overclocking, is simply incredibly small. works flawlessly with my 600W unit - light - pretty quiet

Cons

- the first version of the bios from the factory did not allow the video card to increase the core frequency above 500 MHz, which greatly affected the performance. At first I decided that it was a marriage, but after digging into the Adrenaline settings I set the normal factory settings and everything worked perfectly. A little later, gigabytes released the second version of the BIOS, which fixed this bug. So don't panic. It is stitched with elementary regular programs. - RayTracing pulls very badly, but it seems to me that AMD cards are not really about it