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The Radeon RX 5700 XT Owners Thread.

Martini1991 said:
PCI-E 4.0 seems flaky as hell, I'd turn it off.
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4.0 seems OK on most X570 boards. However leaving the bios setting to on Auto on B450/X470/350/370 has issues. Because most companies tried to be clever and support 4.0 on the older gen. People & companies patched the boards with the initial bios for the 3000 series, with the buggy bios. Since October all of the companies have bios culling completely 4.0 from non X570 boards but how many people used them? Hell cannot imagine what chaotic some systems would be with such bios using M.2 drive when both slots are set to 4.0 on Auto setting.

Thats why we do not see people reporting undentified issues with Intel motherboards or X570 ones.
 
Panos said:
4.0 seems OK on most X570 boards. However leaving the bios setting to on Auto on B450/X470/350/370 has issues. Because most companies tried to be clever and support 4.0 on the older gen. People & companies patched the boards with the initial bios for the 3000 series, with the buggy bios. Since October all of the companies have bios culling completely 4.0 from non X570 boards but how many people used them? Hell cannot imagine what chaotic some systems would be with such bios using M.2 drive when both slots are set to 4.0 on Auto setting.

Thats why we do not see people reporting undentified issues with Intel motherboards or X570 ones.
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I have to admit, most of the people that I see have issues with the 5700 usually have one of those boards. It’s a quite interesting relationship. Now that you made this post is the connection clear.

I take it that the only real solution is applying the bios update.
 
Defy Belief said:
Was literally about the pull the trigger on the aorus 5700xt but not sure now after scanning this threads the 4 year warranty etc for the price seems great
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could try it. Your under 14 day return period along with good OCUK customer service and Gigabyte rep support on here

will have to ask some reviews if that has issues but looking from their websites, base don x570 and z390 boards there was no issues with having to lower clock speeds.
 
What sort of Junction temp should I aim for? I’m doing a bit of OCing and obviously the more I push the card the high the junction temp goes. Core temp sits happy all day at 55c under water.

2150hz @ 1150mv is giving a peak 91c on junction.
 
anything under 110c junction is ideal so., Normally mines sits at around 86c JT

Nice seeing my FPS now matching a 2070S in BF5 with a nice underclock. Silky smooth, Tempted to get a vertical bracket for it now lol
 
I have been trying to recommend AMD cards for quite awhile.
I posted in the Vega64 thread (when i had 1) and got some help, but major driver issues still continued.
You really do not wish to see the email responses I received from AMD support.
I upgraded to Sapphire 5700xt SE.
 
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