I think it was removed in fav of chill. You might be able to set chill to what ud like the limit to be both min and max to the limit so for 60fps ud do both at 60, dunno if it works as good but somit to try perhaps till users demand it back and they give in.
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The RX Vega 56 Owners Thread
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I think it was removed in fav of chill. You might be able to set chill to what ud like the limit to be both min and max to the limit so for 60fps ud do both at 60, dunno if it works as good but somit to try perhaps till users demand it back and they give in.
Btw does Night Light (or F.lux) work for anyone running a V56?
For me it works until the screen enters standby mode, then when it comes out Night Light is off (much blue!).
A quick win,shift,control,b resets the driver and Night Light is working again.
But you know, that's a lot of effort. Just wondered if anyone else found this problem?
For me it works until the screen enters standby mode, then when it comes out Night Light is off (much blue!).
A quick win,shift,control,b resets the driver and Night Light is working again.
But you know, that's a lot of effort. Just wondered if anyone else found this problem?
It works fine for me. IIRC, I had to change the Radeon display settings -> pixel format to full RGB.
You hooked up to a TV by any chance?
No, monitor.
Oh OK. Just checked and mine has defaulted to 4:4:4 anyhow.
Might swap from DP to DVI and see if that helps.
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Nice find. I didnt know the 2060 was better, maybe because I was seeing tweaked vega perspectives where undervolts for example made it score better for more titles.
Tbf tweaked Vega 56 sits above it, even more so at 4K, but overall a 2060 is less fuss for the average joe. It's nice to see someone do a recent test though, even if the cards aren't set-up to show what they can really do.
Vega is actually a lot better, even when considering its flaws, than what a lot of people say or think. The problem is it's an enthusiasts card and not for the average joe, unless the average joe feels like spending 10-15 minutes reading about undervolting. That said, it's not like you have to do voltage mods and other hardware hacks to make it shine a bit. I have not won the lottery with my Vega 64, but with a downclock from stock 1630 to 1600 and an Undervolt from 1200 to 1025mv i can just edge out a 5700 non XT in games like gears 5. Considering the inefficiencies there is when it comes to gaming in the Vega architecture i find that good enough. And the funny thing is undervolting also worked wonders for older nvidia cards like the 980ti and the 1080ti. The 1080ti i had from inno3d had their 1080 cooler on it, it was poor but with an undervolt it just about managed to not throttle. I would like to see reviewers explorer these angles for both brands as well as stock performance.
You just triggered my paranoia
Which is my posts did you quote, and why? I won't be able to sleep until I know!Yeah it reliably fixes it every time, but you know, how much hassle it is to press Ctrl-alt-shift-B every couple hours. I mean, come on... I'm not as young and energetic as I used to be.
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seems to be some features with WattMan
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/ea15z2/bring_back_this_feature_on_2020_drivers_for_quick/
Voltage issue probably. Vegas behave differently wrt voltage at below 4K compared to 4K & above. I run 5K VSR from time to time w/ V64. Play around with it in wattman, try dropping 100mhz on clocks and maybe -10% power limit, see if it's stable. If so, then you just gotta tweak it until you find its limits.