Doppleganger
28 de febrero de 2020
Best 1650S out of the bunch of 1650S
***Update 1/21***It's been nearly a year (since Feb 2020) with the settings below and I've not had a single crash. Games are very smooth at 1080p. I did try crypto mining a little bit, but this is not a good card for that. Because of the 4GB limit, the only profitable coin to mine after paying for electrical power is Ravencoin(RVN). When I say profitable, I'm only talking about a net profit of 25-30 cents/day. It does need a different settings profile for mining: 1) Power limit = 70% 2) Core Clock = 0 Mhz 3) Memory Clock = 0 Mhz 4) Fan Speed = did not customize. It should not draw more than 60-70Watts with this setting. Like I said, I don't recommend using any video card 4GB or smaller (like this card) for mining since the more profitable coins (like ETH) has a DAG file larger than 4GB that you need in memory to mine.***Original review***I have Dell 7020 SFF, I got this and an "16x graphics magnetic" that came with a 20mm riser cable. The onboard x16 slot is limited to 35W (per dell technical guidebook), so I had to an old 300W psu collecting dust that used to power the 6 pin external power connector. After watching and reading multiple reviews of different 1650S manufacturers, even though this one cost twenty more than the cheapest 1650S it was worth it. The extra money basically went into cooling. I ran benchmarks and games for over an hour and this card never got over 70 C. The fans don't even spin if gpu is under 55 C, unlike the cheaper 1650S which spin all the time and can't be shut off at all. I ran the OC core clock curve on Afterburner, but the settings were too conservative so I did my own benchmark/artifact trial and error runs instead. I was able to get stable Afterburner settings with 1) Power limit = 110% 2) Core Clock = +160 Mhz 3) Memory Clock = +1300 Mhz 4) Fan Speed = did not customize. Running for one month without any crashes.Ver másVer menos
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