Description
A graphics card is a clock discipline problem wearing a heatsink. Core frequency of 1244 MHz and memory frequency of 7000 MHz hold only as long as the cooler can pull heat away, which is why the dual-fan assembly on this MAXSUN card carries more weight than the spec sheet suggests.
Silicon for this board is manufactured on a 14 nanometre process and configured with 256-bit memory across a PCI Express 3.0 x16 interface. Display output runs through DVI-I, HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort, and the board takes a single 6-pin auxiliary connector. VR ready is claimed and the card ships without RGB and without a factory overclock.
Output flexibility is the practical advantage over a single-port card. DVI-I still matters to anyone running an older panel, HDMI covers the living-room display, and DisplayPort handles high refresh rates. The three outputs can be used together, which turns the card into a desktop hub rather than a purely gaming part.
The variant range covers the RX5700 8GB and the RX6500XT 4GB, so the same dual-fan platform serves a build that wants maximum memory and a build that wants a compact, lower-draw card.
Clocks are a promise. The cooler is the only part that has to keep it.
Compatibility is the quiet cost of a graphics upgrade. DVI-I is still present on this board, which matters when the monitor on the desk predates DisplayPort, and DisplayPort covers the panel that will eventually replace it. A card that speaks three output standards turns the move between them into a cable change rather than a new purchase.
Build Details
- ✦ 14nm process silicon with 1244 MHz core and 7000 MHz memory clocks
- ✦ 256-bit memory interface over PCI Express 3.0 x16
- ✦ DVI-I, HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort outputs on one board
- ✦ Dual-fan cooler with a single 6-pin power connector
- ✦ VR ready configuration, no RGB lighting, no factory overclock
- ✦ Variant range includes RX5700 8GB and RX6500XT 4GB models
Certified Parameters
- Chipset Manufacturer: AMD
- Brand: MAXSUN
- Chip Process: 14NM
- Core Clock: 1244 MHz
- Memory Clock: 7000 MHz
- Memory Interface: 256-bit
- Interface Type: PCI Express 3.0 x16
- Output Interfaces: DVI-I, HDMI 1.4 x 1, DisplayPort x 1
- Power Connector: 6-pin
- Cooler Type: Double fan
- Condition: New
- Product Category: Desktop graphics cards
What It Is For
The card is aimed at the desktop that has to do several jobs. A gaming tower that also drives a second monitor, a small studio machine running preview renders beside a display tablet, and a home theatre PC that feeds a television over HDMI while keeping DisplayPort free for a monitor are all reasonable homes for it. Buyers who need maximum memory for texture-heavy work should look at the RX5700 8GB variant, while a compact build with a modest power supply is better served by the RX6500XT 4GB. Because the board is not factory overclocked, sustained workloads stay within the thermal envelope the dual-fan cooler was designed for.
Questions Before You Buy
Q: What is the difference between the variants?
A: The variant range covers different AMD models. The RX5700 8GB offers the most memory, the RX6500XT 4GB is the more compact and lower-draw option, and both use the same dual-fan platform.
Q: Does the card support three displays at once?
A: It provides DVI-I, HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort outputs. Running all three depends on your operating system and the displays you connect.
Q: Is RGB lighting included?
A: No. The card ships without RGB, which keeps the build quiet and the power draw modest.
Q: What kind of power connector does it need?
A: A single 6-pin connector from the power supply.
Q: Is the card new or refurbished?
A: The condition is new, supplied in retail packaging.
Q: Can it handle VR?
A: The card is configured as VR ready. Actual performance depends on the headset, the title and the rest of the system.
Q: Which variant suits video editing?
A: Timeline work and rendering benefit from more memory, so the RX5700 8GB variant is the better fit of the two.
Q: Does the card need extra cooling?
A: No. The dual-fan cooler is sized for the board at reference clocks. Case airflow front to back is enough.
Q: Can it run an older monitor?
A: Yes. The DVI-I output is included so a legacy panel can be connected alongside a modern DisplayPort monitor.
Q: What clocks does the board run at?
A: A 1244 MHz core clock paired with a 7000 MHz memory clock, both at factory settings with no vendor overclock applied.
Q: Does it support VR headsets?
A: The card is configured as VR ready. Headset support depends on the headset model and the rest of the system.
Q: Which power supply wattage is appropriate?
A: A quality unit with a free 6-pin connector and headroom for the whole build is the right choice. Size the supply for the system rather than the card alone.







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