How about the MSI evoke? The cooler design is not as good as the pulse but still better than the reference card.
NCASE M1 V6 GPU Compatibility List
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I want a full AMD build, but honestly, the 5700XT FE makes no sense, specially if you watch what everyone is talking about.
The card is just too hot and too loud. Basically any other AiB card is better. :/
The MSI 5700 Evoke is 131 mm in height which leaves only 9 mm in the M1 for the PCI-E power cables and their connectors. The connectors alone are 10 mm tall on most power supply cables. In order to use the Evoke you will need low profile 90 degree PCI-E adapters such as the ones from Kareon Kables (also available on eBay).
I’m in the same boat, wanting a full AMD build but so far none of the AMD AIB cards work well enough in the M1.... looking more likely I’ll hbe to get the 2070 super FE. I have a couple months to decide so will have to wait and see what else pops up.
One AIB card that looks quite compatible with the M1 is Gigabyte's Radeon RX 5700 XT Gaming OC (5700 version also available). Its dimensions are 279.85 mm x 114.35 mm x 49.55 mm (LxHxW). The length and height are fine. It is 2.5 slots thick so its dual fans will be close to the bottom of the M1 where it should be able to drawn in outside air. Only thin fans will fit between these cards and the bottom of the case, but these may not be needed. Of course, availability remains a problem with the AIB 5700 cards.
For a matter of principles (and stubbornness), I will NOT get an Nvidia (or Intel). It might hurt me, but we need to hurt then back.
What they did (holding tech back and selling us expensive shit) is not nice. Is their right, but not nice.
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I'm super in doubt of:
- having a 2.5 fat card alone
- having a slim card with dual A15x25
- having a 2.3 card with slim dual A15x15
Waiting for reviews of the Asrock Challenger.
This Gigabyte looks nice also, any reviews around?
It has recessed power connectors so it shouldn't have any difficulty fitting with the standard PCIe connectors. Also 129mm tall per the spec sheet, not 131mm.
Clearly I'm either blind or can't read. Thanks for the correction and sorry for my mistake. I'm glad to see recessed power connectors on an MSI card.
Added the XFX Thicc II and Raw II. The Thicc II will conflict with the front I/O due to the 55mm thickness at 293mm long, but it should fit with the ports removed. However, installation may still be difficult due to the 130mm height.
It's possible the Raw II may fit, but on paper the card is too thick for the height. At 140mm, it's at the height limit for the first 2.5 slots (~50mm), but it's that last 8mm at the bottom that may be a problem, as the cooler shroud could conflict with the clips that hold the side panel. Listing it as incompatible for now.
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This one should fit
www.gigabyte.com
L=280.35 W=116.45 H=40.24 mm
Its available in Canada at the moment.
Linking it because the gaming oc version of the 2080 appears to be 10mm taller but with the same cooler design.
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Its available in Canada at the moment.
Linking it because the gaming oc version of the 2080 appears to be 10mm taller but with the same cooler design.
The powercolor 5700xt red dragon and their budget ones will be perfect for 2 12x25 fans at the bottom (at 2 slots thick).
Same as in any case: gets most of the heat produced by the GPU out of the case, at the cost of greater noise and worse GPU temperatures/lower boost clocks.
any thoughts about powercolor red dragon 5700/5700xt? it said 240mm*132mm*41mm https://www.powercolor.com/product?id=1565953800#spe looks like height is littlte higher than i thought...
The height of the PCB doesn't leave enough room between it and the side panel, though with some low profile PCIe power connectors such as these it would probably fit.
Thank you I will just go to asrock 5700xt chanllenger with 2x25 fans under. That might a perfect fit for the case haha
I'm also leaning to that, but I'm waiting for some good reviews to come out about the Challenger
I just bought 2070 super but am tempted to return and save money and go with the challenger ... just a little worried about all the driver issues with AMDI'm also leaning to that, but I'm waiting for some good reviews to come out about the Challenger
They are constantly updating now. The problems are going away. Still not as mature as Nvidia, but we need TO DEFEAT THE GREEN EVIL! ?
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