Graphics Card PowerColor Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GBD6-3DHR/OC

High performance mid-range gaming graphics card powered by AMD Navi 10 GPU, manufactured using an advanced 7nm process technology. It features an efficient and quiet dual-slot cooling system based on five advanced heat pipes and support for high-speed PCI-E x16 Gen 4.0 system interface. It is also worth noting support for outputting HDR10 images and Radeon FreeSync 2 technology, which ensures high smoothness of fast motion transmission and prevents characteristic artifacts (tears) of the image on the monitor (so-called tearing).

The PowerColor Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GBD6-3DHR/OC graphics card is equipped with an impressive amount of high-speed GDDR6 graphics memory with a 256-bit bus and an effective frequency of 14000 MHz. The high bandwidth of the memory subsystem allows the use of high resolutions and high-quality photorealistic HD textures. Supports VR headsets. It is positioned as a product of the middle price category, intended for use as part of gaming systems designed to work with FullHD and WQHD resolution monitors. Able to easily maintain a comfortably high frame rate at maximum graphics quality settings in all popular games of 2015-2020. Demanding on the power of the system power supply (from 650 W).

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The PowerColor Radeon RX 5700 XT Red Dragon is a representative of the mid-range graphics card series from the Taiwanese company TUL based on a full-featured AMD Navi 10 XT chip with 2560 stream processors, 160 texture units and 64 render units. If the RX 5700 is meant strictly for 2K gaming, then the 5700 XT has a gap for 4K, albeit not at maximum settings. But the power consumption of the XT is also 25 percent higher (225 vs. 180 W), and the power connectors already need two 8-pins.

smart switch

The frequency formula of the PowerColor Radeon RX 5700 XT Red Dragon is as follows: 1650 MHz base frequency (+3% compared to the reference), 1795 MHz gaming (+2%) and 1905 MHz maximum boost. With manual overclocking, you can raise the game frequency even higher — up to 2050 MHz. At the same time, the RX 5700 XT Red Dragon, like the younger version of the Dual Fan, has two BIOS chips with different frequency settings profiles. By default, the OC profile is activated, that is, factory overclocking, but with a special switch on the graphics card case, you can switch to Silent mode, that is, at a fixed base frequency.

Zero decibel

In this mode, the graphics card, even under gaming load, really works almost silently — only 1200 rpm, while maintaining a stable temperature at 70 °C. In idle mode, the proprietary PowerColor Mute Fan technology is activated, which completely turns off the fans and switches the cooling to passive mode. This reduces the noise emitted by the graphics card to zero and prolongs the life of the fans. The temperature in this case does not exceed 45°C, and the fans will restart only after exceeding the mark of 60°C.

Purchase for years

A pair of PowerColor Red Dragon fans, by the way, are equipped with a double ball bearing, which extends their service life by four times compared to conventional fans used in the junior Dual Fan line. Red Dragon fans are decorated, as well as the rear metal plate of the graphics card, with the image of a dragon. The older three-fan version of the PowerColor Radeon RX 5700 XT Red Devil is decorated with a “feature of a horned” image and hellishly fiery backlight. There is a PowerColor and RX 5700 XT Red Devil Limited Edition in the range, built on hand-selected graphics chips capable of overclocking to the highest frequencies.