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The RX Vega 64 Owners Thread
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Remember that 850W is the power the PSU delivers, not the power it draws. Your 850W PSU operates at 87% efficiency at 100% utilisation so will draw a maximum of 977 Watts.
*shrug*
AMD cards historically get better over time as they dial in drivers so I'm expecting these in a year to be on level ground with the 1080Ti. Of course nVidia will have 11xx or 20xx whatever out by then but that's what progress does
I know that story, but it does not convince me. As said, there must be plenty of hate to nVidia
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ROFLMAO at new Hitler video. 
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This has been an interesting watch, GN live overclocking of Vega 56 . The SP....undervolt and use frequency percent to overclock as all the software and reported readings are all over the place.
That's Brexit for you.
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No haribo 
I think the last time I bought a Sapphire Radeon it was a 9700 Pro 
I think the last time I bought a Sapphire Radeon it was a 9700 Pro
Welcome and TROH updated.
The Roll of Honour.
Date 16/08/2017, Make Reference Air, vanpeebles, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, Apache14, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, Dianbobo, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, ubersonic, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, AMDMatt, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, TonyTurbo78, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, MDPlatts, Link
To get on the Roll of Honour all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your Vega 64.
The Roll of Honour.
Date 16/08/2017, Make Reference Air, vanpeebles, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, Apache14, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, Dianbobo, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, ubersonic, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, AMDMatt, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, TonyTurbo78, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, MDPlatts, Link
To get on the Roll of Honour all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your Vega 64.
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Unfortunately my board appears to be faulty and is crashing at stock settings.
I've applied for an RMA with OcuK, hopefully won't be waiting too long for a replacement.
I've applied for an RMA with OcuK, hopefully won't be waiting too long for a replacement.
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http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-art...eta-for-Blockchain-Compute-Release-Notes.aspx
Not sure improvement over Closed testing but might be good test for anything that does a bit of mining on the side or has spare time to test Vega and either create or kill a trend
Not sure improvement over Closed testing but might be good test for anything that does a bit of mining on the side or has spare time to test Vega and either create or kill a trend
Kinda odd they have a Windows 10 driver and a Windows 7 driver but no Windows 8 driver, especially as all three use the same driver lol.
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Can anyone explain why in GPU-Z it states my core clock as 1630mhz? isn't the non liquid only meant to boost to 1546mhz?
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didnt MS put a nail firmly in that coffin ? lol , I dont think Vega will set the trend off just yet Mining, but since NDA on the drivers lifted- I could be wrong but seems focus Is still on the 470 4GB which is good news for wanting Vega owners
yes state 7 seems to be super boost or something; the power settings being so aggressive on the custom plan seem to make it impossible to increase the clockspeed without butting into the power limit, any overclock on the core just fails silently and the performance actually goes down!
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Welcome and TROH updated.
Date 16/08/2017, Make Reference Air, vanpeebles, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, Apache14, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, Dianbobo, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, ubersonic, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, AMDMatt, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference Air, TonyTurbo78, Link
Date 15/08/2017, Make Reference AIO, MDPlatts, Link
To get on the Roll of Honour all you have to do is post a pic with your user name on it of your Vega 64.
You missed me out... again (you did this to me on FuryX too
)The Vega 64 Owners Thread
How? Vista/7/8/10 all use the same base NT6 kernel, hence why you can use a Vista driver in 10 if your hardware is old and doesn't have a new release (or why you could use the W10 driver in Vista if you're hardwares too new to have a driver for it, but that's an odd situation to be in).
Anyway I just found it odd AMD had 7 and 10 drivers listed but no official 8 driver.
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Is there a manual anywhere? How do you set the switches for the coloured LEDs, and does it tell you which BIOS is active? There is no markings next to switch
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Ok this is strange..I'm just running some benches here with GPU-Z and wattman open. With my frequency percentage at 0% so default clock, my core is locked at 1630mhz. Ive just done 2 solid runs of heaven and the clock has not budged at all from 1630mhz. I can downlock/overclock it which I then see a difference in the reading, so I know the reading is correct ie the reading has not stuck at 1630mhz, but I thought this would throttle. Sitting at 83c (which I'm really not happy with) with a 2500rpm fixed fan speed for the benches.
Just a note, the card does 1700mhz on the clock dropping the voltage control to 1080mv going to be fun on water this thing
Just a note, the card does 1700mhz on the clock dropping the voltage control to 1080mv
going to be fun on water this thing
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Is there a manual anywhere? How do you set the switches for the coloured LEDs, and does it tell you which BIOS is active? There is no markings next to switch
