PowerColor Vega 64 Red Devil Review

Deus Ex

Published: 29th November 2017 | Source: PowerColor | Price: £589 @ OCUK | Author: Tom Logan

PowerColor Vega 64 Devil13 Review

Deus Ex

Our GPU test rig has received the Windows 10 Creators Update and we know forums are swamped with people finding their gaming performance has drastically changed. Hopefully our careful selection of the benchmark titles we use means that we'll have minimal impact, and to begin with Deus Ex matches the results we saw in Fire Strike and demonstrates how insanely good the reference AMD card was.

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Most Recent Comments

29-11-2017, 07:03:00

Bagpuss
So, more expensive, slower, uses more power and runs hotter than a 1080.

Yeah, I can really see the appeal of wanting to buy one of these.Quote

29-11-2017, 08:41:23

AlienALX
It's beautiful though. *sigh*. Such a shame PC suck at everything but making their cards desirable. The RX 480 should have been much better than it was, too.Quote

29-11-2017, 09:03:24

tinytomlogan
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Originally Posted by AlienALX View Post
It's beautiful though. *sigh*. Such a shame PC suck at everything but making their cards desirable. The RX 480 should have been much better than it was, too.
Theres nothing 'wrong' with this card. The limitations always are the core....Quote

29-11-2017, 09:12:00

AlienALX
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Originally Posted by tinytomlogan View Post
Theres nothing 'wrong' with this card. The limitations always are the core....
Ah OK. Was just going on the comment above. The 480 one was pants though. Sapphire was much better at clocking etc. Still preferred the Devil for looks though Quote

29-11-2017, 09:35:42

tinytomlogan
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Originally Posted by AlienALX View Post
Ah OK. Was just going on the comment above. The 480 one was pants though. Sapphire was much better at clocking etc. Still preferred the Devil for looks though
The 480 caught them off guard and the cooler they had for it wasnt up to the task and then they turned the power down to a level the cooler could cope with and then that mean it performed pants.

This is a cracking card but any issues are just down to the fact its Vega sadlyQuote
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