Name: AMD Radeon VII... We NEED to talk
Uploaded: 2020-03-19T22:32:36.000Z
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All right, this was a heck of a roller coaster of a review.

Watch to the end and watch the other reviews.

Typically, reviewers will just watch their one and two favorite guys.

And if it's like what they expected, like okay, cool and off they go.

But typically, when you have an interesting experience, was calling interesting experience.

It's important to watch everyone else's videos to see if they're getting similar experiences and make your own opinions.

Make a collective objective opinion of your own, whether what the product is worth it.

But unfortunately, our testing here didn't go as smoothly as we had hoped, and I want to talk about that.

But we did get through our testing, and obviously we test our typical suite of games.

The problem is some of the games I really like testing like Battlefield five and now resident evil, too.

Um, and doom and stuff like that don't have built in benchmarks.

And I know a lot of guys are like what synthetics are not really indicative of performance.

I understand that, but what we need is a repeatable a versus be taste test.

When it comes to seeing the the differences between the card, you're not looking for necessarily a figure that says this is the F B s.

P s versus this and this and this in the same test.

That's where you should be looking at these charts.

But there's enough reviews out there with enough games tested, you can get a sampling of what to expect.

If you're looking for a specific performance number.

Obviously it's going better than the Vegas six before.

The question is, how did it stack up versus the 2080 and there by default the 10.

Because you know those two cards are like competing with each other, even though the two different generations as long as the L S s and the touring car, the tents, of course they're doing nothing, and the arty cores are doing nothing.

I are essentially the same thing in terms of performance.

And we threw the 64 in there so that you can see the generational improvement, what that said, watch the slides and then listen to the discussion because we have a lot to talk about.

Okay, so the radio on seven uh, there's a few differences here in terms of the PCB.

Different blower style cooler, triple fan PCB wise.

You'll notice that not only is the card a little bit taller, it's the same link.

We don't have the dip switches anymore, which would change the Jeep you Tak GP attack has gone entirely.

Also to this is a duel Bios card, which had a performance bios and a standard bios which basically changed, I believe the fan curve and maybe a little bit extra GPU boost.

But they got rid of that again on the radio on seventh.

This card is $700 which makes it one of the most if not the most expensive, single GPU Amy has ever made.

I believe the 2 95 x two might have been some more around that price point, or maybe was like 99 but that was a dual deep you card and for its time was an absolute beast of the card, rivaling even that the of the Titans EA, which was $3000 at the time.

So that was that was that was like the last amazing card and the maid in my personal opinion.

Then they went away from that door GP design.

So in terms of our experience, we're gonna talk about temperatures first.

Because with the triple fan, it's obvious that more power, smaller process more focused.

I'm not gonna tear it apart in this particular video because there is a like a graphite thermal pad in there.

Another video will redo temperature testing by replacing that pad with thermal paste to see if things change.

You can actually see gamers Nexus did a video about that.

We have a massive copper heat plate that actually touches the entire diary and everything around it theorems and all that giving you direct copper contact a much more improved design over the Vegas 64.

The triple fans obviously exhaust air basically from all three sides.

Not forget the rear is not open to bottom top front.

The bottom, unfortunately, goes kind of down against the motherboard.

So this is kind of useless, just like on the video card, which kind of sucks, because if you look at the top.

It's much more restrictive here versus the bottom because they had to get the giant radi on.

And there is if you forgot who it was, it could have made it smaller and a little bit less in your face and got more cooling.

But they opted for making sure you remember who made the card rather than how car cool the card stays.

Speaking of cooling them, there are you need to understand the way the temperatures are being reported.

Ah, lot of people don't seem to understand the edge temp versus junction temperature.

So they renamed the hot Spot temp found on the 64 to junction temperature, which is the same thing.

And then GPU temperature on this has changed.

It was like was ggp attempt like you'd expect to hear on in video cards and whatever it's like that's the temp of the court is that there's like 60 some odd temperature sensors in here now, and what you're getting is EJ tempt versus junction temperatures.

So Junction temperature is the hottest of all of those sensors.

It tells you whatever the hottest one is.

And in this in this card, throttling starts at 110.

See, now I love you already are like Oh my God, it's a state of Andy with me all over again for me, will you?

It's just that of the super concentrated die of the seven enemy or process with the 16 gigabytes of H.

So what you're able to see is the hottest of all of those different sensors, which is no different than any sort of like your CPU die or DVR, EMS or whatever.

We didn't see this get all the way up to about 114.

See, though, at stock settings, which we were really concerned about, and I'll come back to that in a second.

The lower temperature is EJ temp that is the coldest of the dye, so no longer you getting any sort of a rolling average or any sort of like a disa singular number to look at your getting a range, you're getting the coldest and the hottest well what your GP really running at will pick any number in between, and that's it.

So I can't really tell you if it's running necessarily hotter or colder than Vegas 64 because we don't really know, Like, we don't know that that same volumetric meeting of temperatures.

It's not done in the same way, so I can't tell you.

But I can tell you we saw 114 C with stock settings, which then led me to immediately call a m d and be like guys, I need to talk to somebody and see if this is normal because I was experiencing quite a few issues with this.

We had several games just completely lock up on us.

Remember, we're media drivers here, these air drivers center said to media, Probably not the driver that's gonna be released when its retail ready.

It's kind of this weird limbo driver, which kind of sucks because I mean performance, as you know, can change and make a break with a driver.