PowerColor 5700 RED DEVIL review
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Undying
Beautiful card. I like the devil redisign and performance seems decent at that price.
You do not rest Hilbert, do you? :P
Hilbert Hagedoorn
Administrator
I'll advance on that, this card arrived like yesterday due to all kinds of bad weather in the Taiwan region, and I had been prepping the XT review, and they send the non-XT one. So yes, that was a long day + evening
Undying
Well we needed one non-xt review beside all that xt's you did this days. Lets hope weather in taiwan will get under control.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
Administrator
That is not correct indeed, checking and fixing.
AlmondMan
Looks like a great card. Hope it settles a bit in price.
Vananovion
So basically the same performance as before, just with way better thermals and noise. I'm starting to think that the only reason AMD makes reference cards with a blower style cooler is so that their partners can turn profit.
Embra
Great review, nice card.
venturi
The GPU shoot out chart does not include Titan V and Titan RTX. As they are not professional Quadro series cars why are they not included? Titan XP is included.
Hilbert Hagedoorn
Administrator
Have you seen a review on our website on these? Nope, because NVIDIA would not send it out to media.
MonstroMart
Why don't you buy one to review it? /sarcasm
Hilbert Hagedoorn
Administrator
Why don't you buy one so we can review it? /sarcasm 😉
MonstroMart
Hilbert Hagedoorn 1 - MonstroMart 0
Robbo9999
Man, both NVidia & AMD need to start making big boy cards again, just look at this power consumption chart:
https://www.guru3d.com/articles-pages/powercolor-5700-red-devil-review,8.html
You can see that the AMD 295x2 and Titan Z were up at 500W! They need to start offering chips large enough (enough transistors) to consume that amount of power combined with some awesome cooling - now that would be a high end card with some exciting performance...they should do it!
Ok, they were both dual GPU cards, but still that's extra performance, and if they could offer that amount of transistors in one chip then that would be the pinacle - more transistors please!
EDIT: if 500W is the sensible limit for the physical cooling on one card, then I think they should try to fill that - that's max performance for the people!
MonstroMart
BTW guys i'm looking to buy a 5700XT since it performs just a tiny notch under a 2070 Super and cost significantly less in Canada. Don't try to sell me ray tracing please i just don't think it's worth the premium asked for now i'm just looking to get more fps at 2k without having to spend 700$ CAD.
I never bought PowerColor but it looks like they have the best 5700 so far. Just watched a review for the Red Devil 5700XT on youtube and i like what i see. Nearly silent. Cool enough. Power consumption ain't too bad it's definitely within the acceptable range for me. And well it looks good imo. Anyone bought PowerColor in the past? How are their support and warranty?
JaxMacFL
shhssh, either go all out or stay at home.....other wise bias....
Elder III
That is a very quiet video card; kicking tail vs all the competition that I've seen so far (referring to acoustics).
I have owned several PowerColor GPUs over the past decade and the only time i had to deal with their warranty was over 8 years ago when I had a brand new GPU delivered with a fan that hit the shroud as soon as it was started. They replaced it without any trouble; granted that was a long time ago so I don't know what their support is like now. More recently I did have a Red Devil Rx 480 8GB that had a great cooler on it and ran well for me for over 2 years (I sold it when I upgraded my secondary system to a 4K monitor).
Embra
PowerColor has become much better with there cooling. I personal prefer Sapphire for AMD, they have the best quality and are very consist.
I do think the Powercolor Red Devil line has been good.
venturi
I have 6,
4 are regular Titan V and 2 are 32GB CEO edition.
I am curious because I have been able to use mine for both research (AI/DL/ML in medical imaging), Nuc Med, and normal home stuffm gaming etc.
I am able to do mGPU and 4 Way SLI (auto-diff-SLI) as well as compute/cuda
(I am also the guy that enabled 4 way SLI on the Pascal and RTX series cads and wrote the how-to). My curiosity is based on how rankings are on a comparison. Since the Titan XP was listed, I figured the same class of card from recent releases would be listed.
Seemed a valid question....
Here is my personal rig configured using 4 of the cards
I'll be glad to provide a factual review.
Asus c621e sage
2x Xeon 8180M
768GB of ram LRDIMM
4x Titan V including Titan V CEO ed 32GB
960pro nvme (OS)
10x SSD Raid - 4TB each SSD (Apps and Backup 8x 2x) (40TB)
1600W PSU (digital) noiseless
MS 2019 Data Center, Ubuntu
P1 miniITX case
https://i.postimg.cc/rFwRM6Rx/IMG-2080.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/xjxTGXqN/IMG-2079.jpg
https://i.postimg.cc/KYnbKjQG/IMG-1947.jpg
MonstroMart
That case ... i hope you don't have a cat 😀
You got to realize not everyone have that kind of money at hand for a computer. This workstation is probably in the neighborhood or 40-45 grands in Canada. You're getting dangerously close to the price of a car here ... there's not many use cases for a workstation like that.
If nVidia doesn't send him the gpu to review i don't think there much point for him to buy one to review it considering that probably only a very tiny portion of the people reading his reviews have the money to buy one.
venturi
I can respect that. I also realize that that list (their card shoot out) is populated by source testing and not outside numbers, which also makes sense. I had assumed the Titan Vs were omitted just because of perception as a pro card only (like quadro). Now I know they were not offered a card to test it makes more sense. I am surprised nvidia would not give Titan Vs or RTX to Guru3d for review - I'b be quite vocal if I was this site.
No, I don't have a cat, just 7 and 8 year old kids (might be worse)
