ASUS ROG Matrix RX 5700 XT file lists 2,100 MHz BIOS clock
A 2,100 MHz BIOS clock and a 280 W power limit appear in a Wccftech file for an unreleased ASUS ROG Matrix RX 5700 XT prototype.
| ROG Matrix RX 5700 XT | ROG Strix RX 5700 XT | |
|---|---|---|
| clock | 2,100 MHz | 2,010 MHz |
| power limit | 280 W | |
| heat pipes | 7 | 6 |
The 280 W figure caps the power draw. The 2,100 MHz figure is a BIOS setting, and the file does not pair it with a measured draw.
Unikoshardware tagged it the cancelled card. The triple-fan cooler carries seven heat pipes, one more than the Strix, and a copper base extends to the VRAM.
The BIOS target runs above the Strix 2,010 MHz boost. The file shows a setting, not a sustained card, and the extra VRM phases go uncounted.
No benchmark, sustained clock, exact VRM phase count, device ID value, or backplate status appears in the file. The display output count stays missing.
The 280 W cap and 2,100 MHz BIOS clock mark a higher ceiling, not a working product. The board design shows how far NAVI 10 was pushed.
The file surfaces a BIOS setting and a power cap on a cancelled prototype. The distinction between a BIOS value and a sustained clock is the story, not the hardware itself.
After @unikoshardware. We did not report this. The pictures, if any, are theirs. Also filed by Wccftech Hardware.
