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The Radeon RX 7900 XT(X) Owners Thread.
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Caporegime
Might be useful for some folks in here, how to setup an overlay.
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Thanks Matt, that's useful!
Well, I was waiting for the Nitro XTX to go back to £1099 but I called OcUK and they say they can't go back to that price for now so I pulled the trigger on a Pulse XT at the end. I just couldn't justify the £350 difference and I NEED a GPU by Friday as Diablo IV is coming 
Anyways, by spending less I won't feel as bad if I the next gen is awesome and I want to upgrade again
Anyways, by spending less I won't feel as bad if I the next gen is awesome and I want to upgrade again
Good stuff. May I suggest downloading your AMD video driver. Disconnecting your network. Uninstalling your old driver with factory reset then installing new driver. once done reconnect your pc to the network. This will avoid poxy ms update ballsing up your driver install. Not that I’m bitter that it happened to my daughters laptop and it nearly went into orbit.Well, I was waiting for the Nitro XTX to go back to £1099 but I called OcUK and they say they can't go back to that price for now so I pulled the trigger on a Pulse XT at the end. I just couldn't justify the £350 difference and I NEED a GPU by Friday as Diablo IV is coming
Anyways, by spending less I won't feel as bad if I the next gen is awesome and I want to upgrade again
Thanks, I was planing on format the whole PC, I did that the last time and worked like a charm so I’ll do the same this time too
I'm currently looking at getting this for my sffc, can you let us know how noise and coil whine is when you get it please. Gonna get 6700xt version of pulse for my daughters PC as well.Well, I was waiting for the Nitro XTX to go back to £1099 but I called OcUK and they say they can't go back to that price for now so I pulled the trigger on a Pulse XT at the end. I just couldn't justify the £350 difference and I NEED a GPU by Friday as Diablo IV is coming
Anyways, by spending less I won't feel as bad if I the next gen is awesome and I want to upgrade again
Soldato
Got a Pulse 7900 XTX, very quiet and when it does spin up it's not intrusive.
Zero coil whine but never had any coil whine on multiple GPUs I er the years on my Superflower PSU that's years old.
Thats good info, thanks for the feedback.
I got the Pulse XT. Fans are very quiet, not intrusive as they say. Coil whine is there but it is MUCH better than the reference card. Overall, very very happy with it.
Ah thank you for that, will pull the trigger and get it.
My 7900 XT Pulse arrived today.
Initial thoughts:
It's quiet. I haven't given it anything more challenging than a 20-run Speed Way stress test amd some light gaming but the fans never got above 40%. Definitely happy with that.
It has some coil whine. More than the Asus 4070 Dual in my other half's PC and more than the 6600 XT it replaced, but it draws a lot more power than those cards and it's putting out higher frame rates. It's MUCH better than my old Vega 64, or the first 4070 I got for my other half (MSI Ventus). I'm pretty happy with it, and coil whine usually drives me up the wall.
It dumps a lot more heat into my case than the old 6600 XT, obviously. Longer term I may look at getting a different case. The Silent Base 801 I have now has very limited top ventilation, which isn't ideal when I've got a 360 AIO up there trying to keep a 5800X3D cool. I have the mesh front panel from the 802 but I'm not sure I'd want to stick a 7900 XT in a small case without good airflow.
It's probably overkill for what I'm going to do with it, and honestly another Asus 4070 Dual for £200 less would probably have been fine and would certainly produce less heat. But I already have one of them to play with. If a 7700 XT or 7800 XT was around I'd probably have gone for one of them instead, but they're not out yet and I wanted a new card in time for Diablo 4, whether I really needed it or not!
Overall, happy with what I've got and very relieved it's not loud and doesn't need to be sent back for coil whine.
Initial thoughts:
It's quiet. I haven't given it anything more challenging than a 20-run Speed Way stress test amd some light gaming but the fans never got above 40%. Definitely happy with that.
It has some coil whine. More than the Asus 4070 Dual in my other half's PC and more than the 6600 XT it replaced, but it draws a lot more power than those cards and it's putting out higher frame rates. It's MUCH better than my old Vega 64, or the first 4070 I got for my other half (MSI Ventus). I'm pretty happy with it, and coil whine usually drives me up the wall.
It dumps a lot more heat into my case than the old 6600 XT, obviously. Longer term I may look at getting a different case. The Silent Base 801 I have now has very limited top ventilation, which isn't ideal when I've got a 360 AIO up there trying to keep a 5800X3D cool. I have the mesh front panel from the 802 but I'm not sure I'd want to stick a 7900 XT in a small case without good airflow.
It's probably overkill for what I'm going to do with it, and honestly another Asus 4070 Dual for £200 less would probably have been fine and would certainly produce less heat. But I already have one of them to play with. If a 7700 XT or 7800 XT was around I'd probably have gone for one of them instead, but they're not out yet and I wanted a new card in time for Diablo 4, whether I really needed it or not!
Overall, happy with what I've got and very relieved it's not loud and doesn't need to be sent back for coil whine.
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I have the 802 and have been fine with anything upto a 4090 putting out 500W+ so am sure with a little fan jiggery-pokery you'll be fine. I have 2 140mm fans drawing in from underneath too which I think is key, can the 801 do this?
I've got 3 x 140mm PW2 in the front as well as the standard 140mm PW2 at the back, with a Liquid Freezer II 360 in the top.
I can see that there's space in the PSU shroud for one 140mm and I've had a quick look at the website and it looks like the 802 is the same except for the roof - where did you mount the two 140s underneath?
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Towards the front (I removed the HDD cage which allows the second one to be added).
I have a feeling I'm being very thick here.
If I remove the HDD cage and remove the cover above it I've got room to mount one 140mm horizontally within the PSU shroud, but from the manual I can't see where a second fan should go - I'll have it to bits after work and have a look, I should have some fans lying around to try it out.
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Might be an 802 change but 1 more 140mm coming in underneath will def help some.I have a feeling I'm being very thick here.
If I remove the HDD cage and remove the cover above it I've got room to mount one 140mm horizontally within the PSU shroud, but from the manual I can't see where a second fan should go - I'll have it to bits after work and have a look, I should have some fans lying around to try it out.
I'm kind of derailing the thread into a case discussion but...
Do you have all the top panels on the PSU shroud removed, with one fan below the mesh in front of the PSU and another in the "hole" toward the front?