AMD Radeon Rx 6650 XT

Intel i5-13500 Raptor Lake | AMD Radeon™ RX 6650 XT

MOTHERBOARD : ASUS Z790 P D4 (CSM)

CPU : INTEL I5 13500GPU : SAPPHIRE PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 6650 XT

STORAGE : WD SN850X 1TB

RAM : 16GB

WIFI : FENVI T919

MACOS : SONOMA 14.1

About this mechine as per my use :

• This machine gave me same performace as my windows os (even more points in benchmark)

• No cpu spikes and fan noise

• My overall budget is 1 Lakh with monitor and ups

• Bought fenvi wifi in ebay from china (at just ₹4000 )

• Used for music and video production

• Dual boot with windows 11 for my Gaming 😜

• Gpu 40º /Cpu 41º idel temperature

About my self:

i am new to this hackintosh world but it took me 4 months to build perfect Hackintosh.i dont even know this a bit before 6 months i am music producer not an IT dude. so i created successful hackintosh by Internet and many people also helped in different hackintosh forms. Thanks for all people in internet who helped to created this machine.

Final thoughts :

1.Build Your Self ( dont spend money on which is free resources )

2.I am just a comman man who use Logic pro x and Final cut pro

Thanks to this forum 🙏

The benchmark selection for this meta review is significantly smaller, since the highest possible accuracy is important in view of the small differences on these cards. This cannot be achieved by comparing a manufacturer model of the 6950XT with a reference model of the 6900XT. Thus, you only get distorted results about the performance difference of this graphics card.

Ultimately, there are only two ways to do this correctly: A comparison purely with reference cards (TechPowerUp). Or a comparison on simulated reference cards (ComputerBase, PC Games Hardware, Quasarzone, TechSpot). Igor's Lab have tried a third way: A comparison of consistently factory-overclocked models from the same manufacturer (MSI). This often delivers similarly good results. However, sometimes the problem arises that the factory overclocking factor is different, which leads to a distortion of the performance difference.

• compilation of 6 launch reviews with ~1830 gaming benchmarks at all resolutions

• only benchmarks at real games compiled, not included any 3DMark & Unigine benchmarks

• geometric mean in all cases

• standard rasterizer performance without ray-tracing and/or DLSS/FSR

• stock performance on (usual) reference/FE boards, no overclocking

• results on factory overclocked cards were marked with an ✲ (all results from Igor's Lab)

• difference numbers in all cases for the comparison odd/new model (6x00 vs 6x50)

• for the full results plus some more explanations check

Note: According to retailer prices in Germany at the time of the launch analysis (May 16, 2022). Price/Performance refer to retail prices, not to MSRP.

Source:

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: PowerColor AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT Hellhound Overclocked Dual Fan 8GB GDDR6 PCIe 4.0

CPU: Intel Core i5-12600K Alder Lake 3.7GHz Ten-Core

Motherboard: MSI PRO B660M WIFI DDR4

BIOS Version: 7D43v12

RAM: TeamGroup T-FORCE VULCAN Z 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3200 PC4-25600 CL16 Dual Channel

PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 750W 80+ GOLD FULLY MODULAR

Case: Fractal Design Meshify C

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11

GPU Drivers: Adrenalin 22.5.2 Optional (WHQL)

Chipset Drivers:

Background Applications:

Description of Original Problem: GPU doesn’t work in the top slot PCI-E 16x. When in top slot it works with basic Microsoft VGA drivers but when AMD drivers are installed it gets no signal. Works normally in the 4x slot.

Troubleshooting: I replaced the Mobo, CPU, GPU, and PSU with brand new same parts, but the same thing still happens. I’ve also tested it with each stick of ram individually and with and without the M.2 SSD.

The benchmark selection for this meta review is significantly smaller, since the highest possible accuracy is important in view of the small differences on these cards. This cannot be achieved by comparing a manufacturer model of the 6950XT with a reference model of the 6900XT. Thus, you only get distorted results about the performance difference of this graphics card.

Ultimately, there are only two ways to do this correctly: A comparison purely with reference cards (TechPowerUp). Or a comparison on simulated reference cards (ComputerBase, PC Games Hardware, Quasarzone, TechSpot). Igor's Lab have tried a third way: A comparison of consistently factory-overclocked models from the same manufacturer (MSI). This often delivers similarly good results. However, sometimes the problem arises that the factory overclocking factor is different, which leads to a distortion of the performance difference.

• compilation of 6 launch reviews with ~1830 gaming benchmarks at all resolutions

• only benchmarks at real games compiled, not included any 3DMark & Unigine benchmarks

• geometric mean in all cases

• standard rasterizer performance without ray-tracing and/or DLSS/FSR

• stock performance on (usual) reference/FE boards, no overclocking

• results on factory overclocked cards were marked with an ✲ (all results from Igor's Lab)

• difference numbers in all cases for the comparison odd/new model (6x00 vs 6x50)

• for the full results plus some more explanations check

Note: According to retailer prices in Germany at the time of the launch analysis (May 16, 2022). Price/Performance refer to retail prices, not to MSRP.

Source: