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The Radeon VII Owners Thread

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Maybe that is what a good binned one is like?
Could be that it boosts to 2000 out the box, or undervolts to 950mv, if seems extremely cruel if they are garbage at I assume they cost the same if not more than a regular one??
I'm so confused by this

$50 premium for the anniversary card. My card has a default voltage of 1104mv and doesn't like undervolting at all.
 
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An anecdotal observation after being part of this thread from page one, but it seems the best Radeon VII chip reports are from the first batch
My first one that i bought within 2 minutes of launch was awful,a sapphire, it would crash at stock settings 1081mv and refused to undervolt, I had to underclock it to keep it stable so i RMA'd it, my second one replacement has a stock mv of 1051mv and is a little beast and is the asrock one
 
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That might be a problem with those certain games. I'm not able to run Wolfenstein 2 as well, black screen but with sound and many others around Google too, I just gave it trying to make it work. All the rest of the games of my library run just fine.

Yeah a lot of games work flawlessly and some have some very bad instability issues with this card.

Where does it sit at the moment? About 1080Ti speeds? I guess as time goes on we'll see a gradual performance increase.

Depends on the game, Sometimes 1080 Ti performance, Some faster than a 2080, It's all over the place.
 
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An anecdotal observation after being part of this thread from page one, but it seems the best Radeon VII chip reports are from the first batch
My first one that i bought within 2 minutes of launch was awful,a sapphire, it would crash at stock settings 1081mv and refused to undervolt, I had to underclock it to keep it stable so i RMA'd it, my second one replacement has a stock mv of 1051mv and is a little beast and is the asrock one

I grabbed one on release day too, I run the core at 1802 mhz with the voltage dropped to 999mv, as for the memory it's runs fine at 1200mhz but I run it at 1101mhz to help the environment. :rolleyes: We must all do our part. :D
 
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I had 2 of those for my vega 64, I would never again go near them even if someone paid me, the first one the pump died before i could use the card, the second one pump died while i was at work and came home to a burnt out gpu.
Plus is that not the single most ugly Pc component you have ever seen in your life.
I can't stress enough and @Vince will back me on this, to avoid this like a plague of wasps the size of dogs
 
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Blimey that's bad. I've got that cooler block design on my 64 and its really good however I'm using a custom loop with a ddc pump. If it was a system like the above I would be worried now.
 
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As I was saying, hope you guys got your purchases in. It's going to become awfully scarce again.

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Also, the MSI rep he brokered the deal with said they're not making any more VIIs either.
 
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