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** The AMD Navi Thread **
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That's awesome RIP Nvidia lockdown xD
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More gouging - the Red Devil is up to 475. Taking the **** with that
With everyone saying it's the best 5700XT, its price was only ever going to go one way :l
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no competition from other vendors either given the supply issues.
I'd rather spend a few extra and get a 2070 super if it stays there.
Same, but no guarantee freesync will work with my monitor with a 2070, whereas it'll 100% work with a 5700xt
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Same, but no guarantee freesync will work with my monitor with a 2070, whereas it'll 100% work with a 5700xt
That's not quite the case.
Nvidia for example wouldn't pass my monitor. But I'd be lying if I said it was 100% with an AMD card.
Installed my 5700XT Red Devil and well quite frankly the latest drivers or the card are rubbish getting hitching in Division 2, even during the benchmark getting a nasty spike where it drops to like 30fps and then goes back up my Vega never ever did this during the benchmark and the performance has gone from 74fps on the benchmark to 80fps, are the latest 19.8.1 drivers rubbish? is there a better set of drivers for the 5700XT? i was on the previous drivers on my Vega, wondering if i should have just left them there.
Also i done the "Auto Underclock" thing that everyone says but that grays out the option to then set a power limit, do you need to then put it back on normal and Apply and then add the power limit and apply?
Card seems to be happy to sit at 2000mhz give or take a few mhz though, which seems nice, and the fans dont go much over 1600rpm or so, which means its damn near inaudible.
Just not happy with this hitching, got freesync enabled and the card definitely feels less smoother than the Vega 64 i replaced it with, especially in Division 2, i was watching my FPS in Elder Scrolls Online as well and it seems that seems to be dropping lower than it normally did with the Vega as well...
I done a DDU uninstall and reinstall of the newest drivers as well hopefully its the drivers and they are just rubbish and someone can suggest more stable drivers lol, cos right now im unimpressed with this card.
getting hitching in Division 2, even during the benchmark getting a nasty spike where it drops to like 30fps and then goes back up my Vega never ever did this during the benchmark and the performance has gone from 74fps on the benchmark to 80fps, are the latest 19.8.1 drivers rubbish? is there a better set of drivers for the 5700XT? i was on the previous drivers on my Vega, wondering if i should have just left them there.Also i done the "Auto Underclock" thing that everyone says but that grays out the option to then set a power limit, do you need to then put it back on normal and Apply and then add the power limit and apply?
Card seems to be happy to sit at 2000mhz give or take a few mhz though, which seems nice, and the fans dont go much over 1600rpm or so, which means its damn near inaudible.
Just not happy with this hitching, got freesync enabled and the card definitely feels less smoother than the Vega 64 i replaced it with, especially in Division 2, i was watching my FPS in Elder Scrolls Online as well and it seems that seems to be dropping lower than it normally did with the Vega as well...
I done a DDU uninstall and reinstall of the newest drivers as well
hopefully its the drivers and they are just rubbish and someone can suggest more stable drivers lol, cos right now im unimpressed with this card.Did you buy from somewhere other than OCUk or did you get the Special Edition with the RGB mousepad?Installed my 5700XT Red Devil and well quite frankly the latest drivers or the card are rubbish
Also i done the "Auto Underclock" thing that everyone says but that grays out the option to then set a power limit, do you need to then put it back on normal and Apply and then add the power limit and apply?
Card seems to be happy to sit at 2000mhz give or take a few mhz though, which seems nice, and the fans dont go much over 1600rpm or so, which means its damn near inaudible.
Just not happy with this hitching, got freesync enabled and the card definitely feels less smoother than the Vega 64 i replaced it with, especially in Division 2, i was watching my FPS in Elder Scrolls Online as well and it seems that seems to be dropping lower than it normally did with the Vega as well...
I done a DDU uninstall and reinstall of the newest drivers as well
Special Edition with Mouse Pad
Just the way with AMD cards, driver hell for a while, until it settles down
Touch wood no issues at all with my Red Devil, very smooth on the latest drivers. I never use DDU, just uninstall the old ones via application manager, reboot and install the new ones. Fresh install of Windows 10 for the X570 upgrade.
Starting to sound like £458 for the Sp.
Ed. was a good buy. Performing a lot better on 1440p than expected. I may keep it until late 2020 when we'll have a better idea about the high end cards. Maybe increased competition will help prices.
I went back to 19.7.5 because 19.8.1 was giving me random BSODs.
Same, Every like hour or so I'd get a BSOD for AMD drivers and it seems to be entirely related to 19.8.1
