The AMD Navi Thread

Panos · 11 Jul 2019 at 17:20

@FoxEye on the question about the bad quality of the DLSS on the games presented on the video, HU replied

I thought this might be a texture issue for DLSS but I captured the footage twice and it looked the same both times

Poneros · 11 Jul 2019 at 17:21

LePhuronn said:
And that's just the general use driver options. Can't wait to see what actual Fidelity FX will do when implemented.

It's already in Rage 2.

Here, can you tell which one is off vs on.

https://flic.kr/s/aHsmF25hZw

Panos · 11 Jul 2019 at 17:35

Poneros said:
It's already in Rage 2.

Here, can you tell which one is off vs on.

https://flic.kr/s/aHsmF25hZw

That flame on the back to the right image, reminded me the awe inspiring moment in WOT Overlord map, the day replaced the 1080Ti with Vega 64 last year.
On the 1080Ti the smoke from the burning ships looked like someone put on a barbecue. On the Vega 64 looks like there is whole fleet of oil tankers on fire, with a bright heat halo inside a much thicker smoke.

LtMatt · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:02

Just got my 5700 XT from OcuK.

Able to undervolt to -0.075mv, lowering the voltage to 1.125mv @ 2020Mhz (stock core clock). In game the core clock is around 1940-1980Mhz, with the odd brief spike up to 2020Mhz.

Here is a performance comparison vs my Radeon VII in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

In game settings were 1080P, Highest possible settings, but used TAA and BTAO.

Both GPU's were undervolted as far as possible and power limit increased to maximum. Fan profiles tweaked for less fan noise.

5700 XT

Radeon VII

Martini1991 · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:07

Besty said:
Just a reminder for those that did not own a GTX1080. Underclocking the card freed up power inside the power limit and could
give you better sustained boost clocks.

Without using a hardware shunt mod, going above a 120% power limit was not possible, even with the top tier cards with some very limited exceptions. i.e HOF with NDA bios that only a handful of people had access to

This is why it is likely that whilst BIOSes will be flashable and voltage tweakable, the powerlimit will be only changeable via hardware on the FE cards. i.e you probably won’t see 300W draw without a shunt mod.

It's pretty unacceptable for that to be the case with the 1080.
It's understandable for the 5700XT.

Stephanie Peterson · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:11

These wee Navi chips aint slow.

dragonslayer · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:20

Can't believe how bad DLSS is that tank looked horrid

Davedree · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:25

LtMatt said:
Just got my 5700 XT from OcuK.

Able to undervolt to -0.075mv, lowering the voltage to 1.125mv @ 2020Mhz (stock core clock). In game the core clock is around 1940-1980Mhz, with the odd brief spike up to 2020Mhz.

Here is a performance comparison vs my Radeon VII in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

In game settings were 1080P, Highest possible settings, but used TAA and BTAO.

Both GPU's were undervolted as far as possible and power limit increased to maximum. Fan profiles tweaked for less fan noise.

Could you do the same for 1440p please?

Gibbo · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:27

LtMatt said:
Just got my 5700 XT from OcuK.

Able to undervolt to -0.075mv, lowering the voltage to 1.125mv @ 2020Mhz (stock core clock). In game the core clock is around 1940-1980Mhz, with the odd brief spike up to 2020Mhz.

Here is a performance comparison vs my Radeon VII in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

In game settings were 1080P, Highest possible settings, but used TAA and BTAO.

Both GPU's were undervolted as far as possible and power limit increased to maximum. Fan profiles tweaked for less fan noise.

5700 XT

Radeon VII

Hold on 5700 XT is pretty much matching an undervolted Radeon Vega 7, am I seeing that right?

Zernath · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:29

Gibbo said:
Hold on 5700 XT is pretty much matching an undervolted Radeon Vega 7, am I seeing that right?

You are indeed.

dragonslayer · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:30

LtMatt said:
Just got my 5700 XT from OcuK.

Able to undervolt to -0.075mv, lowering the voltage to 1.125mv @ 2020Mhz (stock core clock). In game the core clock is around 1940-1980Mhz, with the odd brief spike up to 2020Mhz.

Here is a performance comparison vs my Radeon VII in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

In game settings were 1080P, Highest possible settings, but used TAA and BTAO.

Both GPU's were undervolted as far as possible and power limit increased to maximum. Fan profiles tweaked for less fan noise.

5700 XT

Radeon VII

Holy cow batman I had to double and triple check those scores to make sure I read those right that's pretty impressive

Gibbo · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:33

Zernath said:
You are indeed.

That is impressive, if that performance is widespread that puts an undervolted 5700 XT at 1080TI / 2080 performance levels or is that an AMD preferred game?

TheRealDeal · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:36

Gibbo said:
That is impressive, if that performance is widespread that puts an undervolted 5700 XT at 1080TI / 2080 performance levels or is that an AMD preferred game?

No it's a Nvidia RTX game.

Zernath · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:37

Gibbo said:
That is impressive, if that performance is widespread that puts an undervolted 5700 XT at 1080TI / 2080 performance levels or is that an AMD preferred game?

I don't think so. What I can tell you, is that I just put a return in on the rainforest for my Radeon VII, and bought the 5700 XT from here instead!

LtMatt · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:38

Gibbo said:
That is impressive, if that performance is widespread that puts an undervolted 5700 XT at 1080TI / 2080 performance levels or is that an AMD preferred game?

I think in some games the two GPUs are fairly even based on my testing, but i don't think that is replicated over every game. Forza, Shadow of the tomb raider and BFV performance is almost identical.

Davedree said:
Could you do the same for 1440p please?

Yep hold on.

Panos · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:38

LtMatt said:
Just got my 5700 XT from OcuK.

Able to undervolt to -0.075mv, lowering the voltage to 1.125mv @ 2020Mhz (stock core clock). In game the core clock is around 1940-1980Mhz, with the odd brief spike up to 2020Mhz.

Here is a performance comparison vs my Radeon VII in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

In game settings were 1080P, Highest possible settings, but used TAA and BTAO.

Both GPU's were undervolted as far as possible and power limit increased to maximum. Fan profiles tweaked for less fan noise.

5700 XT

Radeon VII

LtMatt · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:46

LtMatt said:
Just got my 5700 XT from OcuK.

Able to undervolt to -0.075mv, lowering the voltage to 1.125mv @ 2020Mhz (stock core clock). In game the core clock is around 1940-1980Mhz, with the odd brief spike up to 2020Mhz.

Here is a performance comparison vs my Radeon VII in Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

In game settings were 1080P, Highest possible settings, but used TAA and BTAO.

Both GPU's were undervolted as far as possible and power limit increased to maximum. Fan profiles tweaked for less fan noise.

5700 XT

Radeon VII

Same settings but 1440P, used the SMAAT2x option to add some more GPU strain. Not sure how much more demanding it is than the TAA setting though.

5700 XT

Radeon VII

Will test Forza 4 next.

Darujhistan · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:47

Radeon VII keels over and dies...

Zernath · 11 Jul 2019 at 18:48

Darujhistan said:
Radeon VII keels over and dies...

Yeah, it's done. Shocking to be honest! :eek:

LtMatt · 11 Jul 2019 at 19:08

LtMatt said:
Same settings but 1440P, used the SMAAT2x option to add some more GPU strain. Not sure how much more demanding it is than the TAA setting though.

5700 XT

Radeon VII

Will test Forza 4 next.

Forza Horizon 4
1080P Maximum (Extreme) Settings + x8 MSAA

5700 XT

Radeon VII

Edit - Had to add another +0.015mv of voltage as was getting a few small artifacts in Forza on the 5700 XT, so voltage now at 1.140mv, a 0.060mv reduction from stock.

5700 XT does not undervolt as well as Radeon VII, as my VII sample can manage at least -0.100mv at stock clocks.

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