I'm happy to hear that, but you not having any problems does not mean AMD driver problems don't exist. AMD driver problems exist.
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NVIDIA ‘Ampere’ 8nm Graphics Cards
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I think a lot of that still on both sides is user error. Rare to see anyone admit to that!
If there is anything to the leak software that hasn't been updated for the GPUs generally can't accurately determine core or memory speeds and at best often report the base clock rather than boost.
Yeah, lets gaslight people and say it's their fault because that is always the best approach. I'm sure the various members in the 5700XT thread who have had problems would love to hear more from you about that.
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True, the clock speed does seem a bit low. An engineering sample clocked conservatively to hide the true performance?
Alternatively, another rumour to add to the others
Well, yes it would be if this test sample is clocked really low.
The whole "it is just a test sample at low clock" thing rarely seems to be the case though.
just spotted this
https://hexus.net/tech/news/graphic...eforce-graphics-card-spotted-3dmark-time-spy/
decent uplift on current titan and ti's and looks to be on par with kingpins extreme overclocked cards from the graph, as ever take with a pinch of salt
https://hexus.net/tech/news/graphic...eforce-graphics-card-spotted-3dmark-time-spy/
decent uplift on current titan and ti's and looks to be on par with kingpins extreme overclocked cards from the graph, as ever take with a pinch of salt
Let's just say that geeks like us don't like being told we are doing anything wrong and leave it at that.
After going through $$$$$ worth of AMD and Nvidia hardware over the past 25 years, I think AMD have the upper hand on the software suite just now but that's just my opinion.
After going through $$$$$ worth of AMD and Nvidia hardware over the past 25 years, I think AMD have the upper hand on the software suite just now but that's just my opinion.
What are you 'doing wrong' if you are just installing the latest drivers and a card is throwing a wobbler? Why should it be some tweaknig misson simply to get a card to work smoothly?
Opinions are fine if you qualify them. What's better about the AMD software in your view?
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Adrenaline is modern has everything that afterburner has built into it and all the streaming and recording, plus all the geforce experience stuff and doesn't look like Windows 95 like nvidias
And many people will just swap their nvidia old card for an amd without deleting the old drivers first causing issues such as black screen, no wake on sleep etc
I think you are referring to RDNA 2. Those rumours being based off the fact that the PS5 can hit 2.3GHZ
- More modern and feature rich interface.
- No need to run external 3rd party software to access overclocking, undervolting and custom fan profiles
- Built in overlay to show GPU temperatures, fan speeds, FPS, GPU and VRAM utilisation etc.
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Haha much more eloquently put then my post
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I hope Nvidias new CP isn't going to be bloatware like AMDs.
Probably true. Thanks for the correction.
Still. Unless clockspeeds dip significantly (my 2080ti does 2.1GHz comfortably), the leaked item does seem at least a bit conservative.
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Gaslight? Aren't you on trend Truth is most people don't have issues, most reviewers don't have issues and quite a few reported that Windows updates were the culprit not drivers. Too many variables and no way to even believe what is written on forums. You could be Jensen for all I know, how is the jacket by the way? 
Yeah, lets gaslight people and say it's their fault because that is always the best approach. I'm sure the various members in the 5700XT thread who have had problems would love to hear more from you about that.
Gaslight? Aren't you on trend
Truth is most people don't have issues, most reviewers don't have issues and quite a few reported that Windows updates were the culprit not drivers. Too many variables and no way to even believe what is written on forums. You could be Jensen for all I know, how is the jacket by the way? The A100 has lower clockspeeds than its predecessor (with a higher tdp) so potentially the next cards could be clocked lower.
I think that's what's expected by these smaller and smaller processes. I presume that's why they're offsetting this with more transistors and improved efficiency. Isn't it to do with thermal density, harder to remove great from the smaller chips?
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Gaslight? Aren't you on trend
Claiming that no-one has problems doesn't mean no-one has problems, it just makes you sound irrational and in denial. Fun fact: Trump uses exactly the same tactic on a daily basis.Go read the 5700XT thread... people who clearly know about PC's have had similar problems with AMD drivers.
I think there was a rumour quite a while ago of high Nvidia Ampere clocks.