Unfortunately, I didn't find what I was looking for from manufacturers like Alphacool or EKWB: https://www.ekwb.com/configurator/. I can imagine that such a block could still follow. At the moment I can't find anything suitable in our range.
Availability data is always given without guarantee and updated accordingly as soon as we receive news from the supplier. If you have any questions about your order, please feel free to contact our customer service directly. https://helpcenter.galaxus.ch/hc/de/requests/new. Then your request can be checked individually.
I had the same. Swapped it for a 7900 XT that was much better. The higher the card consume, the greater the chance of coil whine.
My 7900 xt also had some coil whine, but it was much better. Eventually it nearly completely subsided - time really helps
yep 2 + 2 but who needs more than 2 DP ^^
For gaming 2 are enough for employees DP can use daisyChain with the appropriate scrrens.
I have the card in 2 systems. One gaming and one work rig.
On the work rig, 6 screens are connected to these 2 DPs without any problems.
I assume you mean the PCI-Express extension? No, it only comes with a stabiliser (to prevent the graphics card from bending downwards) and an RGB cable.
Hi, I have the same card and no problems with Immortals etc on full 4K resolution. I also have a 1000 watt be quiet power supply. So I rather suspect a hardware defect of the card. Greetings Andreas
I have the same card but no problems at all.
What kind of processor or chipset are you using? Are the drivers up to date? BIOS of the MoBo also up to date?
Moin, basically it works. To take advantage of all the house's own advantages, I would recommend you stay in the AMD universe... CPU + GPU.
A Radeon can quickly become a diva. No risk no fun...
Nvidia GPU and Intel CPU are more stress-free...
Info about the "Pulse" HAMMER.
Regards
Moin, just stick to the manufacturer's specifications. 850 watts.
But, to reassure you, 750 watts from a quality power supply unit is also sufficient.
Lg
It depends on the resolution. Everything from WQHD is handled by the GPU, in FHD depending on the game. But realistically, what games do we have? We had CSGO, which became pretty GPU-cast with CSGO2, and then you have the popular eSports titles Valo, Dota, Fortnite.
But you're everywhere on levels where nobody actually plays. Who still plays in 720p today? :D
The CPU is perfectly fine for a 7900XTX.
You can plug in three 8-pin connectors.
They should have come with your PSU (if you bought a decent one).
Otherwise, upgrade the PSU or reorder individual cables and hope there are no problems.
We offer a 24-month guarantee. A warranty claim can be entered directly in the customer portal and you will then be immediately instructed on how to proceed.
Regardless of the power supply unit, if the card is operated with only 2 or 3 power cables connected, its performance will be very reduced or it will crash. If the power supply unit no longer has any free plugs, a new power supply unit must be purchased, otherwise ask the manufacturer for additional cables. Never use a Y-cable.
ja klar von alphacool... art.nr. 11322-02-20g .....hier der link dazu...https://www.alphacool.com/download/datasheet/DE_13458_Alphacool_Eisblock_Aurora_Acryl_RX_7900XTX-XT_Nitro_mit_Backplate_Datenblatt.pdf
Has anyone else bought the card? When I bought it on 09.01 it said delivery by 12.1, now I get an email that it won't be delivered until the end of 31.1. Here, when I bought the card, it says delivered on the same day until 14.1!
If digitec knows that the card will not be delivered until 31.1, why isn't it declared that way already? Only 30 minutes after purchase, the delivery status changed to unknown in my profile! This procedure makes me doubt whether Digitec deals with customers seriously.
The "be quiet Straight Power 11 Gold 850 W" power supply should be sufficient for the Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 7900 XTX Vapor-X (24 GB).
Here are some relevant details on the graphics card's power consumption:
- The Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 7900 XTX Vapor-X has a power limit of 420 watts.
- The recommendation for the entire system is often a total power consumption that takes into account the graphics card, CPU and other components. An 850 watt power supply unit offers sufficient reserve to cover the system's requirements.
However, it is always advisable to calculate the total power of all components in the system to ensure that the power supply is sufficient.
For the Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 7900 XTX Vapor-X (24 GB), you can consider the Bykski Full Coverage GPU Water Block and Backplate. This water block is specifically designed for the Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XTX Nitro+ and provides comprehensive cooling for the GPU, RAM, and VRM. It is made from nickel electroplated high-purity copper and includes a black anodized aluminum backplate. Additionally, you can check EKWB's configurator for compatible water blocks, though specific models may vary based on their compatibility list.
I have a problem with a new graphics card Sapphire Radeon RX 7900 XTX Pulse (24 GB) which crashes under load (with undervolting) when gaming e.g. Immortal of Aveum with everything set to low, but also games with less GPU load always crash without warning. I have tested Ram and Cpu with OCCT under load without any problems. The OCCT on GPU causes it to crash even with Fur Mark2. I have connected the 3 ports separately to the power supply (be quiet! Straight Power 12 Platinum 1000 W). My hotspot (according to GPU Z log) is 94 degrees. I'm pretty much at my wit's end as to what else it could be, does anyone have any experience of what it could be? I have read that there have been problems with the card due to heat development, could it be the card itself?
Hi Philip,
to reassure you, the temperature difference between the chip and the hotspot is normal. at 6 Crad very good.
Unfortunately you are right, the temperature also seems a bit too high to me.
There are, of course, a huge number of negative factors.
e.g. "non-existent housing airflow, is one of the most common"
"Assembly error" ex works.
My tip for you is to contact support. "GALAXUS or Sapphire", it could well be that the thermal pads or the thermal paste or even the contact pressure are not in order.
I would only consider the tip from dasmuh88 as a "plan B".
Unfortunately I can't upload any screenshots here.
"in 3dmark Speed Way my crate is cool in average 57 Card".
That's an average of 56 - hotspot 68 card.
As an alternative in the AMD software under Performance - Configuration, please set this at your own risk.
Voltage: set to 1100 in mV.
Power limit: set to -10%.
Set zero rpm to deactivated.
Export these changes as a profile and save.
Please make sure that there are enough fans in the system and that they are working.
Mfg. Torsten
Has anyone experienced this problem? I surf normally in Mozilla or Chrome, even write something on Word or tinker with Excel and then lag or jerk briefly for 1-2 seconds and then it's smooth again. And this happens several times every 5 to 15 minutes... But you are reading this sentence correctly, this lagg or stuttering NEVER occurs during gaming, so the stuttering occurs when idle, but not under load !!! I changed the graphics card from 7900xtx to 5700xt and the problem never seems to occur, when I changed back to the 7900xtx the problem reappeared ... I did a DDU under safe mode etc, no help :(
Does anyone have any ideas what else I can try? I once deactivated ResizeBAR, I also deactivated Smart Access Memory... I also set the energy settings to maximum performance and that didn't help either :(
I'm at a loss at the moment ... I first thought the mainboard was causing the problem, but after I changed the graphics card to 5700xt and solved the problem, I don't think it could be the MB.
Any ideas?
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