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ran a loop of valley with my red devil XT. core set to 2150 memory 1800 power 50% voltage 1.156
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The Radeon RX 5700 XT Owners Thread.
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Good temps. Mine will run 1150core/1875mem @ 1100mV, but it starts chucking too much heat into my case. I need a biigger setup with more than one inlet and exhaust fan. My graphics card fans only have 40mm clearance from the PSU and little drect-airflow. I'll try some runs with the case door off tomorrow.
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Valley is useless mate, play an hour of Farycry 5 at max settings (hq textures off) and see if it’s stable. Mine does 2150/185hz at 1.168v fully stable. Unigine/Valley are not demanding enough on the GPU for testing.ran a loop of valley with my red devil XT. core set to 2150 memory 1800 power 50% voltage 1.156
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it wasn't a test. it was to compare with 555BUK result above. I have no issues with my card, I run it stock.
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Also I find The Division 2 using DX12 is damn demanding! It's soon show up any unstable overclocks...
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My bad, didn't see it was a comparison. Thought you were testing max stable overclock though rather than a faulty card.
Wow great results, will have to do mine. Another huge win is that your temps reduced also with a reduction of 350RPM!! Huge difference
It's easier to use benchmarks when validating temperature differences pre and post new-paste application.
ran a loop of valley with my red devil XT. core set to 2150 memory 1800 power 50% voltage 1.156
Here's mine running Valley at same 2150/1800 clock settings. Note that my door is off for this test due to a restrictive Silverston Temjin MATX case. With door-on temps are 10deg higher.
I think the Red Devil's & Gaming-X's offer pretty similar cooling performance (so long as heatsink, paste and GPU on the Gaming-X are actually in-contact).
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How many loops of Unigine did you run before posting the GPU-Z screenshot?
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Here's a Sapphire Nitro+ SE for comparison running at 2150/1850Mhz.
I would need to up the voltage to 1.150v to be stable in game, but in Unigine i can run the voltage even lower than this with no issues.
I would need to up the voltage to 1.150v to be stable in game, but in Unigine i can run the voltage even lower than this with no issues.
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Well, running at my 24/7 settings of 2141/1800, left Unigine Valley running for 30 minutes while on a call and this is what I get under full water cooling loop... with water running at 25.4C with ambient air in this room 21C give or take...
When benchmarking I generally run 2200/1900mhz, however, I find on this reference card the memory probably because it was the original does not like 1900 like my old powercolour did so it'll benchmark BUT artifacts, and only running 2200/1825mhz results in artifact free. However, dayy to day no point having it bust it's balls.
When benchmarking I generally run 2200/1900mhz, however, I find on this reference card the memory probably because it was the original does not like 1900 like my old powercolour did so it'll benchmark BUT artifacts, and only running 2200/1825mhz results in artifact free. However, dayy to day no point having it bust it's balls.
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and this is my gaming clocks I use when on a session which is 2200/1800@1,200mv... ran for 30 minutes you can see how the temp rises and power draw... and for what 1fps more? lol...
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looking at those overclocks much better than what I get on my Sapphire Nitro+ SE , I have mine at 2100mhz/[email protected] gives ingame around 2064mhz temps are 69-73 and Hotspot 85-95 I tested different games and benchmarks some would fail while others passed I found flight simulator 2020 was the most demanding
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You've got a really good card there. great frequency to voltage ratio
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Just curious about replacing the TIM on my GPU. Hours worth of World of Warships not an incredibly taxing game my GPU was 63c with hot spot 66c. Ordered some Kryonaut and put it on today. Hour of WOW and my GPU was 51c and hot spot 53c. Didnt expect to see such a dramatic drop.
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Do you have to replace the thermal pads as well on the Ram chips? Or can they be left to re use?
Depends on how old they are really, and how careful you are on disassembly, and also on the design of the card itself.
5700XT Nitro for example, the GPU core heastsink is separate to the VRAM one:
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could have been mounting pressure.
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I left them as they were.
Yeah I watched the videos but they all seemed to refer to the blower type coolers mines like the nitro above.