Friday, August 9th 2019

HIS Radeon RX 5700 XT IceQ X2 Graphics Card Pictured

HIS is ready with its Radeon RX 5700 XT IceQ X2 graphics card. The card combines a custom-design cooling solution with a PCB designed by Pine Group (XFX' parent company). It has the same exact PCB as the one the XFX RX 5700 XT THICC II comes with. The PCB is close-to-reference in design, with small changes near the power-connector area. It also features dual-BIOS. The card's cooling solution, too, resembles the XFX THICC II, with the exception for its shroud and back-plate design. The shroud and back-plate don't fuse over a metal extension like it does on the XFX card. The back-plate is dominated by a HIS "roaring lion" graphic. The card ticks at AMD-reference speeds of 1905 MHz boost and 14 Gbps (GDDR6-effective) memory. Like most other custom-design RX 5700-series graphics cards, this one will launch mid-August.
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28 Comments on HIS Radeon RX 5700 XT IceQ X2 Graphics Card Pictured

#1
Space Lynx
Astronaut
no more ice color blue shroud? that is a shame, it was the only thing they had going for them lol
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#2
dj-electric
HIS...


I miss HIS at the western market... you've been up there HIS, what happened? Well... we know what happened. This wasn't your fault HIS, they couldn't make many competitive products.
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#3
Chomiq
Wake me up when they come up with 5800 XT or 5900.
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#4
Totally
HIS, XFX is out of the running because they can't spell 'thick.'
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#5
IceScreamer
Such a nice simple looking card, thank god for no rgb-transformer-barf lookalike.
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#6
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
IceScreamerSuch a nice simple looking card, thank god for no rgb-transformer-barf lookalike.
I liked the blue accents on their cards though.
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#7
IceScreamer
eidairaman1I liked the blue accents on their cards though.
Oh yeah, their previous designs were also pretty decent, I was referring to the current stuff from ASUS, MSI and Gigabyte.
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#8
lexluthermiester
ChomiqWake me up when they come up with 5800 XT or 5900.
Later this year perhaps.

I think it's good to see HIS back in the game(pun intended)!
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#9
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
lexluthermiesterLater this year perhaps.

I think it's good to see HIS back in the game(pun intended)!
Blue fans would be nice
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#10
johnny-r
I had a HIS fail on me back in around 2006, no overclocking or so, its just failed, it had a fancy cooler though...
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#11
Space Lynx
Astronaut
I probably will sell my 5700 XT on launch day for 5800 XT, don't really care about the loss. I refuse to ever go back to Nvidia's telemetry, even though they said the high CPU usage is fixed, they are doing some shady crap and I don't think they need telemetry at all, they didn't for several years of excellent gaming. So yeah, screw that.
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#12
johnny-r
Hey cool bro ! They bring out new tech without sharing and try to shine, alteast AMD comes clean with new innovations, nVidia always a bully imo but that's just me ;)
lynx29I probably will sell my 5700 XT on launch day for 5800 XT, don't really care about the loss. I refuse to ever go back to Nvidia's telemetry, even though they said the high CPU usage is fixed, they are doing some shady crap and I don't think they need telemetry at all, they didn't for several years of excellent gaming. So yeah, screw that.
Im waiting a bit, want to see how the brands compare concerning the 5700 & XT

My rx580 still kicks for now and I'm not on 4k yet
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#13
lexluthermiester
lynx29I refuse to ever go back to Nvidia's telemetry
You do know it can be disabled, right?
www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/disable_nvidia_telemetry.html
Or if the Github is preferred;
github.com/Sleepydragn1/Disable-Nvidia-Telemetry/releases
I use it every time I update the drivers. Then I go directly delete the telemetry directories.
lynx29they are doing some shady crap and I don't think they need telemetry at all, they didn't for several years of excellent gaming. So yeah, screw that.
Though to be fair, NVidia's telemetry is purely for diagnostics. I've taken the logs apart and they contain no personal information, only data about device metrics.
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#14
Space Lynx
Astronaut
lexluthermiesterYou do know it can be disabled, right?
www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/disable_nvidia_telemetry.html
Or if the Github is preferred;
github.com/Sleepydragn1/Disable-Nvidia-Telemetry/releases
I use it every time I update the drivers. Then I go directly delete the telemetry directories.

Though to be fair, NVidia's telemetry is purely for diagnostics. I've taken the logs apart and they contain no personal information, only data about device metrics.
well I haven't actually ordered my GPU yet, but I just am not sure I want to pay $80 more for barely an increase in performance over say something like 3 fan Gigabyte RX 5700 XT about to release. I'm leaning towards going all AMD cause 80 bucks saved, 5% performance loss, and I don't care about RTX.
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#15
lexluthermiester
lynx29well I haven't actually ordered my GPU yet, but I just am not sure I want to pay $80 more for barely an increase in performance over say something like 3 fan Gigabyte RX 5700 XT about to release. I'm leaning towards going all AMD cause 80 bucks saved, 5% performance loss, and I don't care about RTX.
I'm not trying to dissuade you from an AMD card because they are very compelling. Only trying to give some 411 about the telemetry. You know me, I'm super paranoid about that crap, which is why I delete it anyway.
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#16
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
lexluthermiesterI'm not trying to dissuade you from an AMD card, because they are very compelling. Only trying to give some 411 about the telemetry. You know me, I'm super paranoid about that crap, which is why I delete it anyway.
Its why i look at WUDs on W7, i purged telemetry.
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#17
Justyn
Hey guys just looking for some advice ,my two options for the 5700xt are the ref model or the his ice one they are only 40 dollars more.
All the other aib models are up too 200 dollars more expensive than the ref model
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#18
lexluthermiester
JustynHey guys just looking for some advice ,my two options for the 5700xt are the ref model or the his ice one they are only 40 dollars more.
All the other aib models are up too 200 dollars more expensive than the ref model
Go with the HIS Ice model. It's easily the better of the two and the extra $40 is worth it.

Also, Welcome to the TPU forums! :toast::peace:
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#19
Justyn
lexluthermiesterGo with the HIS Ice model. It's easily the better of the two and the extra $40 is worth it.

Also, Welcome to the TPU forums! :toast::peace:
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Thanks for the reply just could not make my mind up ,and coat is a big deal for me at the moment
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#20
Justyn
Going to pick one up tonight hopefully it is good as cannot find any reviews on it
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#21
Space Lynx
Astronaut
JustynGoing to pick one up tonight hopefully it is good as cannot find any reviews on it
just make sure you have a return policy where you buy it, for a refund, in-case you don't like it. lot of driver issues have been reported, make sure you test a lot of games, make sure you are happy with it within 14 days of purchase.
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#22
Justyn
Ok thanks not sure if any of the places have return policy other than return to base warranty
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#23
lexluthermiester
lynx29just make sure you have a return policy where you buy it, for a refund, in-case you don't like it. lot of driver issues have been reported, make sure you test a lot of games, make sure you are happy with it within 14 days of purchase.
There are always driver glitches, but he should be fine as most have been worked out.
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#24
Justyn
I ran furmark test at 1440 ultra on my current gpu which is sapphire nitro fury oc last night and tempts maxed out at 75 degrees after half hour,with fans at 40 percent.if it can get around there will be fairly happy
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#25
Space Lynx
Astronaut
lexluthermiesterThere are always driver glitches, but he should be fine and most have been worked out.
I hope, I seriously want to build a new rig soon, but I also don't want to $700 on a 2080 super, and I don't feel like getting a 1080 ti again even if it comes wiht rtx and a $499 price tag. $409 5700 xt aftermarket is really where I have had my eye since launch. I am just waiting 100% before i know drivers a better before i buy...
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