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Found this Tom's Hardware article that shows the vBIOS of 2 RX6950XT GPU Cards. It shows the minimum and maximum voltages that the GPU card uses:
Seems like the GPU's vBIOS is what determines the Maximum Voltage the GPU card can support. So maybe you can go to TechPowerUp and download the vBIOS file and open them to see what is the Max Voltage for each OEM GPU card.
From the above it seems like all 6950XT have the same Max Power requirements.
Please place to ask is at Overclocking Forums where the Users will know how much voltage can be applied before becoming unstable.
You can also open a AMD Support Ticket and ask them for that information if possible from here: https://www.amd.com/en/support/contact-email-form
Note: what I did learn is the 6900 series GPU card will shut down at 118c according to the above vBIOS information. This might be applicable for all 6000 series GPU cards since they all have 110c Maximum Operating Temperatures.
Found this Tom's Hardware article that shows the vBIOS of 2 RX6950XT GPU Cards. It shows the minimum and maximum voltages that the GPU card uses:
Seems like the GPU's vBIOS is what determines the Maximum Voltage the GPU card can support. So maybe you can go to TechPowerUp and download the vBIOS file and open them to see what is the Max Voltage for each OEM GPU card.
From the above it seems like all 6950XT have the same Max Power requirements.
Please place to ask is at Overclocking Forums where the Users will know how much voltage can be applied before becoming unstable.
You can also open a AMD Support Ticket and ask them for that information if possible from here: https://www.amd.com/en/support/contact-email-form
Note: what I did learn is the 6900 series GPU card will shut down at 118c according to the above vBIOS information. This might be applicable for all 6000 series GPU cards since they all have 110c Maximum Operating Temperatures.
