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Should be the "Golden Turd Edition" been so kneecapped!Looks interesting, but seriously “Golden Rabbit Edition”? What was the marketing bod browsing before they came up with that name?
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The Radeon RX 7900 XT(X) Owners Thread.
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Just makes them look like they’re following NVidias footsteps, when they’re most likely trying to make an affordable option for everyone that wants an upgrade
Soldato
Update to this for anyone who cares.
Removing chipset drivers and reinstalling appears to have fixed this issue. My XT is currently undervolted at 1050mV, not tried any lower yet but I'm no longer getting a black screen at boot up when manual tuning is selected in Wattman :‐)
Yeah, I just don't see why they felt the need to add what are essentially some random letters to the 7900 GRE version. It's just a 7900 (non XT or XTX). Might as well have added OMG, lolz or whatever.
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Well, it was announced at a presentation in China, so there has to be something to tide the Chinese over.Looks interesting, but seriously “Golden Rabbit Edition”? What was the marketing bod browsing before they came up with that name?
It's the Chinese year of the Rabbit this year (2023) so that's the rabbit connection. Of the Five Element theory that the Chinese also link to for each year, it gives them a different adjective, so a Fire would be Crimson or Fast, Water is Dark or Black, Wood is Green or Garden, Earth is Jade or Grey and Metal is White or Golden (and so on). Although 2023 is a "Water" Rabbit, the adjective of Dark or Black (or similar) is not seen is "fortunate" to the Chinese, so the Chinese or those marketing to Chinese automatically switch to "Golden" or something along those lines, something seen as more "lucky" so they don't get looks of disapproval from "higher ups".
So yeah, pretty sure they were browsing the "How to get the Chinese buyers attention" page there, and not... *ahem* "Other" pages...
Soldato
Afternoon all!
Small update on my RMA: my card was found to be ‘suffering from substantial coil whine’ so it’s been deemed as faulty.
Now waiting for my replacement
How long did it take OCUK to get back to you?
I put a ticket in Wednesday evening and nothing back yet.
Have you linked your forum account?
Soldato
Yes.
Just had my first crash since installing the 7900XT and I was only playing OSRS and watching Twitch, lmao.
"Display driver amdwddmg stopped responding and has successfully recovered."
Anyone ever had this before? Discord, Twitch and OSRS all crashed/black screened.
"Display driver amdwddmg stopped responding and has successfully recovered."
Anyone ever had this before? Discord, Twitch and OSRS all crashed/black screened.
Nope use discord a lot. Have you updated your bios to latest. Updated your chipset drivers. Make sure windows is updated. Any RAM or cpu overclocks you have will need to be retested as a faster gpu will put more stress on your pc. I would also check your startup and remove any unnecessary programs.
I'm not sure what the policy is regarding coil wine if it's really really bad, maybe if you could post a video showing how bad the coil whine is, someone here could offer you better advice?
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Looks like you got unlucky with the silicon lottery. Perhaps return it?
Soldato
The policy is communicate with the retailer, if you can't come to a fair conclusion, return it.
Seems to be hit and miss, RMA and hope your replacement isn’t as bad :/
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Coil whine is a normal feature with any card. It could be a really annoying screamer then of course you can ask the manufacturer for RMA but this is hit and miss as they will see it as normal. You are not purchasing a 1 million pound supercomputer it’s a mass produced piece of tech with fairly low quality components for longevity/endurance/acoustics etc. I went through about 4X 3090 FEs before I accepted all of them whine.
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Yeah, might need to try that. Also want to be 100% sure it's not the motherboard, or a mix of both. Odds are it's the GPU, but trying to pinpoint the source is difficult. Motherboard's a Maximus VIII Hero so reasonable quality, but it is from 2015 so getting a bit long in the tooth.
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Cannot be as bad of the A770 I had. Coil whine was so loud you could stand in the hall way and still hear it.
The manufacturers really need to put more focus in coil whine in their QA process. So many people get cards that suffer badly with it.