Now as mentioned, we have two cards here from different AIBs. The XFX QICK 309 and the Sapphire Pulse OC and each have their merits for cooling performance, power and fan speeds. It’s here where we put them both through a one-hour loop of F1 23 to see how they hold up over time and to simulate a prolonged gaming session.
On the XFX card, where the GPU temperature was kept under control at 59 degrees, while the hotspot rose to 81, so a little on the warm side but nothing to cause concern. The memory also was on the warmer scale at 84 degrees, but nothing serious. The clock speed rose to 2751MHz for the most part, with the GPU fan staying pretty conservative around 1600 RPM. Considering the max power draw of 190 Watts, the XFX card came in just below 184 Watts.
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