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The Radeon RX9070XT / RX9070 Owners Thread

Rob_B said:
It was the GPU fans, no afterburner.

Card is the XFX Swift.

Have switched the bios switch and will try again in a bit, tweaking the fan curves does help and the temp barely changes so i assume it's just set too aggressively at stock.
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Yeah, seen a few cards now on both AMD and Nvidia doing this. Fortunately AMD make it so easy to tweak the curve in Adrenalin that it's genuinely a 30s fix!
 
MSI just said to try a CMOS reset, but that did not work.

Have now tried a HDMI cable and that does not work.

Found out by trial and error that if i disable "Full Screen Logo" in the boot section, i have the bios options back.
 
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im rather surprised by switching to AMD, apart from a niggle which was my doing to oc the memory too much its been plain sailing, i always had issues apon issues last AMD card i had, namely vega 64 and the previous gens. or am i speaking too soon :cry:
 
Apart from the bios options not showing, the only thing that got me was my monitor refresh rate went to 60hz and mouse movement was horrible.

Took me a while going through everything in Adrenaline settings before i realised what it was. :p
 
MCFC_ANDY said:
but for years AMD drivers were a pig, though kept me on my toes, its bit boring these days with no issues to track down :D
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Micro stutter on YouTube in windowed mode needs to fixed ASAP its driving me bonkers.

EDIT: changing the power plan to balanced fixes it….WTF!!
 
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Firegod said:
It's nice to finally see people convert and see what a lot of us have been saying for years now. :)
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I think I've had one issue or another with every AMD card I've owned. I think the 7950 was the last card I don't remember having issues with (although that might just be because of how long ago it was).
I do keep buying them though...
 
MCFC_ANDY said:
but for years AMD drivers were a pig, though kept me on my toes, its bit boring these days with no issues to track down :D
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I often read about the AMD driver issues but never actually experienced it and I had a good few Radeons doing frequent incremental upgrades in the past. Even the ' dreadful' Vega ( I had MSI Vega56 blower ) caused me no hassle at all. I couldn't even complain about its power consumption or noise as it undervolted crazy good and mitigated those problems. I am back on Radeon and I am super happy, so I was with general performance of 3070 bar the 8GB ram which effectively killed it for me. I can't see AMD drivers being any worse than Nvidia, I actually prefer it due to the in-built features which, I get, could be just overwhelming for some. In my experience, AMD drivers are good for at least 10 years.

There are some occasional odd problems but these are usually sorted quick...and Nvidia have them too, drivers aren't a straightforward thing, they are very complex. The black screens issues I faced with rtx 3070 , are still unresolved.
 
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easyrider said:
What is the typical voltage offset value most are using?
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Every card and game is different, -100mv is stable in some games, -70mv in another on mine I'd set it to -100mv, if it crashes, set to -90mv etc keep on going closer to stock until it's stable. Or do it the other way, set to -20mv for a few hours, if it's stable lower it to -30mv etc keep on going lower till it crashes then go move it step closer to 0 by 5mv or 10mv
 
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cant get my msrp reaper to more than -75mv, -30 on power core and memory unchanged except fast timing, tried playing with power slider but no difference, i play acc at 1440p at max settings, but thats not demanding, cyberpunk same settings cant drop voltage any more generally -70mv is lowest i can go without issues
 
easyrider said:
What is the typical voltage offset value most are using?
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I have 9070 non XT XFX Quicksilver, -90 mV , 2700mhz memory all games work perfectly but diablo IV which occasionally crashes at anything more than -80mV.

Each card could be different - individual profiles are great so I have 80mV for diablo and 90mV for anything else. 3dmark benchmarks are fine at -120mV, sims4 works @-100mV with no issues.
 
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