Now it is MSI who shows the first image of the Radeon RX 5700 XT Mech, which has a better heatsink than the reference one.
It seems that builders offering custom graphics are getting the hang of the new AMD Navi. Recently the RX 5700 and RX 5700 XT assembler models. Although ASUS said custom models could arrive in September, it could arrive earlier than expected. ASRock has been the first to show one of its models. Well, now MSI has also shown its model.
MSI has shown us in a video an image of the RX 5700 XT Mech. This model is only one of the four that the company would be finalizing. This model will be the most economical model, within the custom models with fans. The simplest and most economical model will be the Air-Boost, with a custom blower heatsink.
The MSI RX 5700 XT Mech is seen
The MSI heatsink will be much better than the AMD reference one and therefore will allow better temperatures. Above this heatsink will be the EVOKE and the Gaming X. We see that the heatsink is very compact, but better than the reference from AMD.
Regarding the heatsink, we must say that the model has two 90mm fans. The heatsink has horizontal aluminum fins and of course, it is crossed by heatpipes, possibly four, but you cannot see it.
It lets us see which is the company's simplest RX 5700 XT model and, therefore, one of the cheapest. We must also bear in mind that, despite the improvement in cooling, it will not have overclocking. Already the more advanced models could have some overclocking, but little, because the Navi silicon is very tight in terms of frequencies.
Finally, everything indicates that the customized Navi models could arrive this same month of August. We assume that in the coming days and / or weeks we will learn more data.
