Carrying on our coverage of custom Navi graphics cards, today it's the PowerColor rx 5700 xt Red Devil. It's a beast of a ...

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The PowerColor RX 5700 Red Devil features a BIOS switch for higher-performance Overclocking and Silent modes. The card was tested using both BIOS modes -- the (S) in the charts designates Silent mode.

While there were no clock details given, Powercolor did say that the Red Devil RX 6800 series will come with Dual BIOS option, with OC and Silent options, as well as use a custom PCB with 14+2 ...

PowerColor's upcoming Radeon RX Vega 64 Red Devil graphics card is rumored to ship with a Vega GPU that clocks at 1607MHz, up from the 1546MHz or so that the reference RX Vega 64 and some third ...

Specification-wise, it is pretty much identical to the original Powercolor RED DEVIL Radeon RX 9070 XT, featuring: Advanced VRM design for superior overclocking potential Dual BIOS (OC / Silent modes) ...

PowerColor's new Radeon RX Vega 64 Red Devil is the first true custom Radeon RX Vega 64 to hit the market, as it's properly factory overclocked unlike ASUS' offering with the ROG Strix RX Vega 64 ...

The PowerColor Red Devil RX 470 features two BIOS modes which you can cycle between using a manual switch. The more conservative profile opts for a 1220MHz boost while the ultimate overclock mode ...

As a custom based model, we might be seeing the Red Devil PCB in the first wave of launches. With the new 3rd generation 14nmFinFETs, AMD and their partners have a chance to push clock speeds even ...

That being said, of all the RX 470s which we’ve seen to date, the Red Devil does seem to offer the most for your money. At $199, you get an OC that is silently higher than a reference RX 480 ...

The GPU on the PowerColor Red Devil RX VEGA 64 has 4,096 active cores with a default engine clock of 1,607MHz. The PowerColor Red Devil RX VEGA 56 has 3,584 cores and an engine clock of 1,526MHz.

Versus NVIDIA's offerings the PowerColor RX 5700 XT Red Devil used measurably more power than the RTX 2070 Super, which is a testament to the efficiency of Turing -- the 12nm TU104 uses less power ...