Finally sent my POWERCOLOR Radeon™ DEVIL R9 390X 8GB GDDR5 for RMA
Fingers crossed they will upgrade it to RX VEGA 64 with Liquid Cooling

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Sep 7 2017, 10:02 AM

An upgrade on computing but downgrade on memory size
Won't happen

PowerColor offered me to swap my faulty R9 390X with the 2 options below
Which one should I get?

1. Another PowerColor R9 390X Devil
2. PowerColor RX 580 Red Devil

RX 580 feels like a downgrade because of the lower Memory Bus, lower Memory Bandwidth, lower Shader Processing Units, lower Texture Mapping Units, lower Render Output Units, lower Texture Rate & lower Pixel Rate

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 13 2017, 12:02 AM

Thanks for the update guys, will go for the RX 580 then

If this is true then it's utterly dissapointing
Was hoping for the next AMD GPU to be able to beat RTX 2080 Ti. Or at least beat the crap out of GTX 1080 Ti

That's not it at all
I was just hoping that after all this time, AMD could come up with something worthy

1. Your picture is really small, kinda hard to see the temperatures
2. 90°C on load even with AIO cooler?

5700 XT temperatures are really that bad?

My 2080 Ti even with the stock tri-fan heatsink on stock speed 1.85GHz temperatures never goes higher than 85°C on full load
Now with full watercooling, I'm only getting 50°C on full load overclocked to 2.10GHz

Ever thought of moving to full watercooling?
Your H210i casing can fit a 240MM radiator at the front & a 120MM radiator at the rear

You will definitely get better temperatures with full watercooling system even in that small casing

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 2 2019, 10:53 PM

Buy Bykski & Barrow, their products is really good & really cheap too
I've been using a mixture of Bykski & Barrow parts since July this year & no leaks whatsoever
Just buy from Taobao, a lot cheaper than buying from Lazada / Shopee
EK-WB, Thermaltake, Corsair, XSPC, AlphaCool & other brands is good, but they are quite expensive

Below is my watercooling system, everything is from Taobao



You may refer to the links below on where I bought them:
90° Elbow Fitting, extender, fittings & digital flow meter: https://hjdn.taobao.com/
Tubes: https://freezemod.taobao.com/
Radiators: https://xcmod.taobao.com
CPU waterblock, GPU waterblock from Bkyski: https://bykski.tmall.com
Pump & reservoir from Barrow: https://barrow.world.tmall.com

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 2 2019, 11:23 PM

Exactly, no cooling for VRM & memory

No need to go for Corsair or EKWB, all my watercooling parts is from Bykski & Barrow for the waterblocks & reservoir+pump
The rest like the tubes & fittings doesn't have brands. No leaks & cracks whatsoever even after 5 months
My setup costs around RM1500.
1 x 360MM at the front
1 x 360MM at the top
1 x 120MM at the bottom nearby the PSU area
1 x CPU waterblock with water temperature sensor & LCD display
1 x GPU waterblock with backplate
1 x flow, temperature, speed sensor & LCD display
13 x G1/4 14MM fittings
8 x 90° fittings
4 x 50CM x 14MM PETG tube

Just a reminder, if you have never done hard tube bending before, make sure you buy extra tubes because you are going to make lots of errors before you fully master the skill of hard tube bending
I've wasted about 3 meters of the PETG tube before I learn how to bend them correctly. Luckily the tubes is really cheap at less than RM3 for each 50CM
All of them is running below 1000RPM, but still managed to cool my 2080 Ti at 35°C on idle & 48°C on full load during gaming & my Threadripper 2950x at 35°C on idle & 68°C at 100% full load during stress test

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 30 2019, 01:37 PM

The same parts from EKWB or Thermaltake or Corsair will cost you at least RM3K

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Nov 30 2019, 04:26 PM

Manada

Buy from Shopee / Lazada la

When has AMD driver ever been fully stable?