Reviews SAPPHIRE PULSE Radeon RX 6400 GAMING 4G
Reviews SAPPHIRE PULSE Radeon RX 6400 GAMING 4G
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Anonymous customer
Rated 19/03/2023, variant SAPPHIRE PULSE Radeon RX 6400 GAMING 4G
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The card is absolutely great for desktop PC for everyday work. Works in PCIE 3.0. Consumption around 50W under load. Basically a better equivalent to the 1050TI / or as a replacement. The disadvantage is that when replacing the bracket-both large and small included (the sheet metal that goes into the case) you need, in addition to the classic crosshairs, a clock crosshair, which you don't normally have at home. Note the radiator has plastic on it-remove it.
Cheap card with sufficient performance
Low power consumption + no external power supply
Classic and low profile
Missing VGA/DVI
Watchmaking tools required to change the bracket, low profile on the card.
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Miroslav, Vsetín
Rated 24/10/2022, variant SAPPHIRE PULSE Radeon RX 6400 GAMING 4G
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sufficient for a working machine ( SOLIDWORKS )
low gaming performance
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Jan, Brno 2
Rated 06/07/2022, variant SAPPHIRE PULSE Radeon RX 6400 GAMING 4G
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Consumption max 53W (For office work, it only takes 1-3W).
Quiet, the fan starts only at a higher load - exemplary power management.
Full HD performance is sufficient. Those who want nonsensical reflections and ultra-detailed eyelashes should buy the corresponding graphics, but also prepare to roll their eyes when looking at the electricity bill.
GDDR6.
A clear choice for HTPC.
fully comparable to the GTX 1650 (in some cases even better, but with half the consumption).
Those who want to use the full potential of the card must go for a new board with PCIe 4.0. The question is, is it worth the few fps.: )
The price could be a little friendlier, but let' s realize the times we live in.
Ray tracing support didn' t even have to be.: )
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