Fan speeds in temperature progression
And the marmot greets forever: AMD's fuzzy logic for fan control doesn't have to be understood, but by and large the gigabyte has solved quite elegantly. The GeForce comes with the usual start-stop hysteresis and behaves rather moderately. However, the gigabyte card requires fan speeds far beyond the 1900 rpm, which you really hear. But up to 85°C on the GPU aren't really helpful and need to be cooled.
In pure numbers, this looks like this
Gigabyte RX 5500 XT Gaming OC 8GB |
MSI GeForce GTX 1650 Super Gaming X 4GB |
|
---|---|---|
Closed Case | ||
GPU Temperatures |
84-85 °C | 61-62 °C |
Fan speeds | 1917 – 1942 rpm |
950 – 959 rpm |
Air temperature in the housing | 45 °C | 40 °C |
Noise emission ("volume")
The plentiful 40 dB(A) under full load in the closed housing are then the result of the weak heatpipes and the missing, real heatsink. The cooler itself is not even bad, as the VRM temperatures prove. Unfortunately, a GPU that is far too hot compared to other cards also means more noise in the case. Too bad, but not to change. It's not deaf yet, but it's not really nice either.
GIGABYTE Radeon RX 5500 XT Gaming OC 8G, 8GB GDDR6, HDMI, 3x DP (GV-R55XTGAMING OC-8GD)
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