When the driver times out the GPU frequency temporarily ramps up to over 3.3GHz with the low load before the application crashes. You'll see the same in the 3dmark benches. Just means you had too much of a UV usually.
Cheers, -80 UV was stable in testing so I might stick to -75 for gaming just to be safe from any crashes, been running it at -50 for gaming which seems really stable.
Dont wana crash in DayZ to log back in and find the 'You Are Dead' screen

or even worse, find myself stuck in Lantia on the DayZ Namalsk map
Also, I figured out that the driver software does tuning profiles for each game which is why I thought it was resetting (surprised nobody here pointed this out to me!

) Now I've got my head around how that works I've created the global profile for desktop use with power slider down a little, running 4 displays adds to the power/heat so I'd like to keep that down in this weather.
Starting to really like this 9070, still some random stutters in DayZ but it aint half as bad as it was years ago.
Using my old in-game settings for the 3060 Ti I got 200-250 FPS, now with the same settings on the 9070 I see up to 500 FPS but sod that, can max the game out now and still get over 120 FPS though thats what I frame limit at anyway.
Just needs tweaking now to eliminate the random stutters but maybe its just the game

Also AMD's overlay still thinks the DayZ API is DX9
I've been playing around with AMD Fluid Motion Frames etc and this does help
Thanks again for all the tips and tweaks I see posted here, like I said before, my last AMD GPU was a Vega 56, I did buy a 5700XT years ago but that got sent back due to artifacts and bugs etc which was when I switched to Nvidia (1660 Super > 3060 Ti)
Its nice have an All AMD rig again
Anyway I appreciate the info from you all
