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AMD Radeon Pro W6800 32 GB Review – Does the new workstation graphics card beat the NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000?

 

Let’s start with the individual loads and the resulting power consumption in each case. The approx. 11 watts in idle are okay, after all the fan is also running permanently. The rest is in the gradation as before. With just under 250 watts, the card isn’t a costly one, but it’s still within the bounds of what’s bearable and, on balance, more efficient than the Radeon Pro W5700.

Standard compliance at the motherboard slot (PEG)

Now let’s look at the load of the motherboard slot, which is specified by the PCI SIG with 5.5 Amps. This results in a maximum power of 66 watts at 12 volts. You can see very clearly that under normal load exactly 3 to 3.5 amps are reached, which is absolutely exemplary.

Power supply load in detail

Before we deal with the load peaks and the power supply recommendation in the next chapter, I have recorded two minutes higher resolution for you, whereby here the interval is at the magic 20 ms, which is already interesting for power supplies (shutdown). The following graphics include a CAD 3D loop (3ds Max) and the Torture Test (Furmark, OpenGL).

 

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