Asus RX 7800 XT 16 GB BIOS
(TUF)
VBIOS Info
| Filename: | Asus.RX7800XT.16384.230809_1.rom |
|---|---|
| VBIOS Version: | 022.002.001.021.000001 |
| UEFI Supported: | Yes |
| BIOS Build date: | 2023-08-09 22:34:00 |
| Date added: | 2023-09-11 10:19:01 |
| VBIOS Size: | 2048 KB |
| MD5 Hash: | 748d82dbc5ecb4dd76a5d63eb0128274 |
| SHA1 Hash: | 9a6420c5dc9be30778d03f6f1521ad01c494ff90 |
BIOS Internals
| GPU Device Id: 0x1002 0x747E 115-D712BP2-100 747EHB.22.2.1.21.AS07Q (C) 1988-2022, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. ATOMBIOSBK-AMD VER022.002.001.021.000001 NAVI32.bin 00000000 00073920 ta-yumar ASUS_D71202_NAVI32_XTX_16GB_APM6784_Q Rated Clocks Base: 1507 MHz Game: 2213 MHz Boost: 2520 MHz Overdrive Limits GPU: 5000 MHz Memory: 3000 MHz Power: -10% to +15% Power Limit PPT: 228 W Current Limit GPU: 220 A Memory: 35 A SOC: 93 A Thermal Limit Edge: 100°C Hotspot: 110°C Hotspot G: 110°C Hotspot M: 110°C Memory: 108°C VR Gfx: 115°C VR Mem 1: 115°C VR Mem 2: 115°C VR SOC: 115°C Shutdown Temp.: 118°C Fan Speed Acoustic Target: 960 RPM Acoustic Limit: 4300 RPM Speed at 100%: 4300 RPM Fan Stop Supported: Yes Fan Intake Sensor Supported: No Fan Target Temperature Hotspot: 84°C Hotspot G: 95°C Hotspot M: 95°C Memory: 84°C VR Gfx: 100°C VR Mem 1: 100°C VR Mem 2: 100°C VR SOC: 100°C Fan Stop (if all below) Hotspot: 55°C Hotspot G: 55°C Hotspot M: 55°C Memory: 75°C VR Gfx: 55°C VR Mem 1: 55°C VR Mem 2: 55°C VR SOC: 55°C Fan Start (if any higher) Hotspot: 60°C Hotspot G: 70°C Hotspot M: 70°C Memory: 80°C VR Gfx: 70°C VR Mem 1: 70°C VR Mem 2: 70°C VR SOC: 70°C Memory Support 16384 MB, GDDR6, Hynix H56G42AS8DX014 16384 MB, GDDR6, Samsung K4ZAF325BC |
Graphics Card Info
| Manufacturer: | Asus |
|---|---|
| Model: | RX 7800 XT |
| Device Id: | 1002 747E |
| Subsystem Id: | 1043 05FD |
| Interface: | PCI-E |
| Memory Size: | 16384 MB |
| GPU Clock: | 2213 MHz |
| Boost Clock: | 2520 MHz |
| Memory Clock: | 2438 MHz |
| Memory Type: | GDDR6 |
Quiet BIOS
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