Topic: Radeon released RX 480. (Card is Released) - page 19. (Read 60193 times)
Waiting for the non-reference models... Fan blower Like Airplane's turbine? No way!
This is what I came home to today.
Were you using RX 480 graphic card with that motherboard? What temperature were you getting with it? Definitely curious to know that...
They were running at 79-80 degrees, from what I was ready that was normal.
It seems the burnt ones are the +12 V connectors. We definitely need powered rises to reduce the problem.
You have to use properly powered risers. Most of the powered risers cannot withstand 75 W of power.
This is what I came home to today.
Were you using RX 480 graphic card with that motherboard? What temperature were you getting with it? Definitely curious to know that...
They were running at 79-80 degrees, from what I was ready that was normal.
It seems the burnt ones are the +12 V connectors. We definitely need powered rises to reduce the problem.
News for 470 ? .
Still there are not update or experience from another users who share their experience but You can check on forum ethereum. I have read there are update on there.Thanks
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This is what I came home to today.
Were you using RX 480 graphic card with that motherboard? What temperature were you getting with it? Definitely curious to know that...
They were running at 79-80 degrees, from what I was ready that was normal.
This is what I came home to today.
Were you using RX 480 graphic card with that motherboard? What temperature were you getting with it? Definitely curious to know that...
Has there been any official statement from AMD about making a new revision of this card with 8 pin connectors, or anything about this 470 release?
Looking unprofessional
Looking unprofessional
If you do not overclock, will you still have burned PCIE slots?
I wasn't overclocking.
So to be safe, it is better to undervolt the core and underclock. That will not affect the hashing any way.
Has there been any official statement from AMD about making a new revision of this card with 8 pin connectors, or anything about this 470 release?
Looking unprofessional
Looking unprofessional
If you do not overclock, will you still have burned PCIE slots?
I wasn't overclocking.
Has there been any official statement from AMD about making a new revision of this card with 8 pin connectors, or anything about this 470 release?
Looking unprofessional
Looking unprofessional
If you do not overclock, will you still have burned PCIE slots?
They made a statement that they will "fix" 480 power issues via software (w/o details).
Has there been any official statement from AMD about making a new revision of this card with 8 pin connectors, or anything about this 470 release?
Looking unprofessional
Looking unprofessional
Amd marketing department told us that 2 x 480 is faster and cheaper than one gtx 1080. Well it is not going to be so long gaming session with crossfired 480...
This is what I came home to today.
And that's WHY you use powered risers.I know, but funny thing, I have ran 3 280x's on that system for years with non powered risers and have never had a problem. These draw less power but fried the board. Powered risers (and a new motherboard) or on the way. I'll wait to see what comes out with the 2nd gen of the 480s
Why did it got burned? Is it an issue in cooling? Or did it Overheat? or Hardware Malfunction?
It is burned due to Overheat i guess also RX 480 has many things which are not told to its users that makes many damages . I am not buying this card.
I think you are better off running these 480s with the PCIe risers that have the 6 pin PCIe power connectors instead of just the sata or molex connectors.
I didn't know those exist, but I guess you could use a molex to 6 pin pcie cable.
This raises the question as even if you use powered risers, the risers use molex/sata or 6 pin you will have to add cables and use more adapters to fit the gpus onto a single psu. To me the point of this GPU besides less power was to have a more clean setup with less issues running multiple psu to power the bastards. The molex cable on psu's are usually have multiple connections on a single length of wire run. So when 80 watts is getting pulled from each gpu the limits are hit pretty fast. But if you use a pci 6pin then you have less for gpus.
I think you are better off running these 480s with the PCIe risers that have the 6 pin PCIe power connectors instead of just the sata or molex connectors.
Very interesting read I found online regarding the 4gb models http://www.legitreviews.com/amd-radeon-rx-480-4gb-video-cards-8gb-memory_183548
This is what I came home to today.
And that's WHY you use powered risers.I know, but funny thing, I have ran 3 280x's on that system for years with non powered risers and have never had a problem. These draw less power but fried the board. Powered risers (and a new motherboard) or on the way. I'll wait to see what comes out with the 2nd gen of the 480s
Why did it got burned? Is it an issue in cooling? Or did it Overheat? or Hardware Malfunction?
This is what I came home to today.
And that's WHY you use powered risers.I know, but funny thing, I have ran 3 280x's on that system for years with non powered risers and have never had a problem. These draw less power but fried the board. Powered risers (and a new motherboard) or on the way. I'll wait to see what comes out with the 2nd gen of the 480s
This is what I came home to today.
And that's WHY you use powered risers.
Some bad news. We need to be very careful: PCI-E slot died with RX 480
https://community.amd.com/thread/202410
https://community.amd.com/thread/202410
Mine will run for 6-8 hours then reboot.
I'm thinking about buying 1070.
think again about price
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