you may not fair much better on the coil whine side of things.
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The Radeon RX 7900 XT(X) Owners Thread.
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you may not fair much better on the coil whine side of things.
Soldato
Coil whine is a lottery, to think you wouldn’t get any for spending more on a card is a pipe dream! That goes for AMD or nVidia.
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Soldato
You may get another of the same card and it would be fine. Equally, you could easily go and get a 4080 and it be just as bad.I think I just got unlucky, as stated earlier I don't mind some whine as long as its not audible through regular speaker use, but this was coming into my headphones as well
Cheers for this, also managed to find the same info on another forum you and ltmatt are also onIt is.
I showed W1zzard on TPU the PCB from a far eastern review and he compared to Nitro he had and agreed same PCB minus bios switch, rgb circuitry.
He is confirming with Sapphire if it has dual vbios as manufacturer product page states this. But as there is no switch only TriXX would change vbios, which he's say is Nitro feature only. He is author of TriXX.
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Properly connected now - @LtMatt how limited on the OC do you think I would be with the 750w power supply? I'm happy with the card on silent bios for what I came on but would like to see what it is capable of
@Kaapstad could you please add me to the owners list? Its a 7900xtx red devil (regular edition)
@Kaapstad could you please add me to the owners list? Its a 7900xtx red devil (regular edition)
Caporegime
Looks nice.Properly connected now - @LtMatt how limited on the OC do you think I would be with the 750w power supply? I'm happy with the card on silent bios for what I came on but would like to see what it is capable of
@Kaapstad could you please add me to the owners list? Its a 7900xtx red devil (regular edition)
Pretty limited I think, since the card can draw 467W fairly easily.
Associate
Cheers for this, also managed to find the same info on another forum you and ltmatt are also on
No problem
...Properly connected now - @LtMatt how limited on the OC do you think I would be with the 750w power supply? I'm happy with the card on silent bios for what I came on but would like to see what it is capable of
@Kaapstad could you please add me to the owners list? Its a 7900xtx red devil (regular edition)
You should be fine. Checkout a owners share with 750W on XTX Devil in this thread. Also take note of Homex's post, he's 750W on XFX XT, from what recall one of the highest OC. He has power read from wall meter.
Decent PSU are rated DC side, so if you have a 750W and it was 90% efficient, somewhere around ~840W you can pull from AC side.
One of the best <£10 I spent donkeys ago was getting a wall meter plug. You then know for sure where you are
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Associate
Don't daisy chain, see that thread I linked.
What is you PSU model?
Sorry for double post, on mobile device...
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Hi everyone,
I am experiencing frequent crashes while playing Cyberpunk 2077 v1.61 with a 7900 XT MBA. The other specs are Ryzen 3600 CPU, 16 GB RAM, Windows 10 with the latest update. I have already performed a driver reset with DDU, but the problem remains.
When monitoring with GPU-Z, I noticed that the crashes occur when the GPU clock reaches around 2850 MHz, but this is strange because I haven't set any overclock on the card. The problem occurs with both RT enabled and disabled, in both 4K and 1080p resolution. Memory clock is around 2480 MHz.
I have performed numerous stress tests with 3DMark and the GPU clock never exceeds 2500 MHz with 100% GPU usage, as per the card's specification. The GPU and hotspot temperatures never exceed 74 and 90 degrees respectively, so I think they are operating in the acceptable range.
Could it be a driver issue? Is it normal for the GPU clock to reach that frequency?
I am experiencing frequent crashes while playing Cyberpunk 2077 v1.61 with a 7900 XT MBA. The other specs are Ryzen 3600 CPU, 16 GB RAM, Windows 10 with the latest update. I have already performed a driver reset with DDU, but the problem remains.
When monitoring with GPU-Z, I noticed that the crashes occur when the GPU clock reaches around 2850 MHz, but this is strange because I haven't set any overclock on the card. The problem occurs with both RT enabled and disabled, in both 4K and 1080p resolution. Memory clock is around 2480 MHz.
I have performed numerous stress tests with 3DMark and the GPU clock never exceeds 2500 MHz with 100% GPU usage, as per the card's specification. The GPU and hotspot temperatures never exceed 74 and 90 degrees respectively, so I think they are operating in the acceptable range.
Could it be a driver issue? Is it normal for the GPU clock to reach that frequency?
First thing I'd try is upping the power limit to +15 as when the clocks are going that high it may be causing a crash due to the power limit.
My 7900xt MBA regularly boosts up to 2800ish stable but I've got power limit set to +15 and undervolted to 1050mv from 1100mv.
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Yeah it should be normal for the card to boost the GPU clock higher provided it has the headroom with temps, power & voltage.
What size & model PSU are you using?
Soldato
wow, my 7900 XT Pulse only boosts to about 2500MHz at stock. Didn't expect it to be this much worse than an MBA card!
Now I'm even more disappointed with it...
Now I'm even more disappointed with it...
Seasonic 650W, i know that it's below recommended specs, but Ryzen 5 3600 CPU consumes very little (65W max)
Caporegime
What were you expecting GM?
Generally the max boost clock will be limited by the power limit available to the card. Keep the power limit at maximum (+15%), keep the voltage as low as it'll go (assuming stable) and keep the temps as low as possible (depending on what fan noise you can tolerate) and you should see the highest possible boost frequency for your sample.
Thanks for the advice. It's a Corsair SF750. the daisy chain was temporary whilst I got a new cable, which I now have.No problem
You should be fine. Checkout a owners share with 750W on XTX Devil in this thread. Also take note of Homex's post, he's 750W on XFX XT, from what recall one of the highest OC. He has power read from wall meter.
Decent PSU are rated DC side, so if you have a 750W and it was 90% efficient, somewhere around ~840W you can pull from AC side.
One of the best <£10 I spent donkeys ago was getting a wall meter plug. You then know for sure where you are
The MW2 benchmark won't even run with the OC bios turned on - I'll try gaming with it instead at standard clocks for that bios and see if that's stable. It's a platinum rated PSU so it should ok.
It's a bizarre crash though, the game crashes, monitor output stops then starts and the mouse goes unresponsive. Keyboard works fine though.
Can I ask some of you lovely owners if the issue with crazy powerdraw at idle has been fixed, yet? I nearly bought a 7900XT at release but this put me off. My main PC is used for work so on for 8-9hrs of the day with very minimal GPU use. I don't want to draw a tonne of power with the card because I do a little gaming on an evening or weekend.
FWIW, I'm on a Radeon 480 right now for comparison. If an update has solved the idle issue then hopefully next post of mine in this thread will be a photo with my name on it!
FWIW, I'm on a Radeon 480 right now for comparison. If an update has solved the idle issue then hopefully next post of mine in this thread will be a photo with my name on it!
Soldato
A card that could at least match the cheaper MBA cards...What were you expecting GM?
Generally the max boost clock will be limited by the power limit available to the card. Keep the power limit at maximum (+15%), keep the voltage as low as it'll go (assuming stable) and keep the temps as low as possible (depending on what fan noise you can tolerate) and you should see the highest possible boost frequency for your sample.
I don't want to send it back but i'm going to have to aren't i?