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The Radeon RX 5700 XT Owners Thread.

Kevin Matthews said:
Got a brand new PSU Super Flower.. Sort it the issue think it was DP cable playing up
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From personal experience, a good DP cable is requirement for peace of mind.
Since started using DP1.4 HDCP 2.2 rated cable more than 2 years ago, stopped having any kind of issue.

Especially stop having to send the XL2730Z to Benq with flickering problems, even if used DP1.2a rated cable from 2015 when got the cable. (the one came with the monitor was DP1.1)
And all 3 monitors had to RMA during the 2y warranty period, suffered from that same issue after 5-6 months receiving the monitor and were brand new replacements all the time.
 
Panos said:
From personal experience, a good DP cable is requirement for peace of mind.
Since started using DP1.4 HDCP 2.2 rated cable more than 2 years ago, stopped having any kind of issue.


Good idea, going to see do you recommend any particular brand?
Especially stop having to send the XL2730Z to Benq with flickering problems, even if used DP1.2a rated cable from 2015 when got the cable. (the one came with the monitor was DP1.1)
And all 3 monitors had to RMA during the 2y warranty period, suffered from that same issue after 5-6 months receiving the monitor and were brand new replacements all the time.
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What's the difference between the Powercolor 5700 XT and the Powercolor Red Dragon 5700 XT? They both look identical except the Red Dragon has some red on it.

I'm interested for an ITX SFFPC I'm looking to build.

Cheers
 
My FuryX is starting to feel old, still runs games ok but the 4GB VRAM is a hard limit for some things so I just bit the bullet and ordered a Sapphire Radeon RX 5700 XT Nitro+, hope it's not noisy.
Looks like it should be a nice upgrade:
 
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Panos said:
From personal experience, a good DP cable is requirement for peace of mind.
Since started using DP1.4 HDCP 2.2 rated cable more than 2 years ago, stopped having any kind of issue.

Especially stop having to send the XL2730Z to Benq with flickering problems, even if used DP1.2a rated cable from 2015 when got the cable. (the one came with the monitor was DP1.1)
And all 3 monitors had to RMA during the 2y warranty period, suffered from that same issue after 5-6 months receiving the monitor and were brand new replacements all the time.
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DP cables especially people simply don't realise that cheap cables wont cut it they need to be decent and preferably VESA certified. Been down that road myself.
 
Panos said:
Any. That's the normal temp recorded by all software including the drivers.

Junction is the sensor deep inside the GPU for boost purposes, which AMD publishes on the API.
Nvidia has one too but isn't accessible through to the drivers.
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Okay I get you now, trying to undervolt with new drivers, how do you increase memory use to 900MHZ on previous driver can't seem to find it.
 
Kevin Matthews said:
GPU Temp is 72c, and junction is 99c. Normal settings all okay?
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Reference? Yes. But you can improve by undervolting or raising bit the fan speed.

Kevin Matthews said:
Okay I get you now, trying to undervolt with new drivers, how do you increase memory use to 900MHZ on previous driver can't seem to find it.
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Here. "old" 900Mhz is 1800 with the latest drivers. (turned off GPU tuning so it could fit on 1 screen :D )

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But must say I love the new UI, especially because we can enter set values and not fiddling with the points and curves :D

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Who needs 3rd party software ffs.... oh forgot, Nvidia users :D
 
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