Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 7900 XTX Vapor-X
24 GB
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Can be set with an app from Sapphire
Galaxus
1 year ago
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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.
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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
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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.
Galaxus
10 months ago
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.
Automatically generated from the .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.
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?
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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.
Former employee
3 years ago
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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.
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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.
No. The affected models have exactly the same cooler as the reference cards and (mostly? always?) have an MBA (Made by AMD) in the name.
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