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The RX Vega 64 Owners Thread

I can't topple an AMD guy can I?? ;):p

Jokes aside, you know something weird Matt, for love nor money I can't get my core clock higher than 1750mhz on this new hardware. It was hitting 1800mhz all day long on that old Z77 and 3770k so I can't really understand why. I'm starting to actually question now if it was actually reporting the core clock accurately as it was such an old rig. Definitely a weird one.
Most likely your older CPU was holding the GPU back Tony, that's the only logical explanation.
 
i7 5930K, Asus x99-A mobo, Asus Xonar U7 USB soundcard, Sapphire Vega 64 LC on the 17.11.2 drivers, 16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX 2800Mhz Ram, 2x Crucial M550 1Tb SSDs, Win 7 Pr 64bit.

HWINFO64 v5.60, when going to the Sensor Tab, came up something about reading an Asus one (which im presuming is on the board), but just told it not to bother reading that one (selected skip or whatever it was, forget now :p), then it black screened, and all LEDs on the card were off (only the cube and Radeon logo were lit), and the radiator fan span down, so tried a couple of hard restarts, but was still a no go, card wouldn't power up (the single power LED still wouldn't light up), had to do a hard shutdown (with the switch), to get it to come back to life.

Then i went and changed me duds :D
If you or the other guy (forgot his name :p) can find a consistent way to reproduce this we can take a look. I have not been able to consistently do it, it happens randomly maybe once a month or less. :/
 
In the Firestrike standard bench there are just two GTX 1080s above my Vega64 card, when I get time I am going to see if I can get past them.:D
You have beaten them though your v64 graphics score is higher than the 1080's.
This is why I don't agree with the ranking system on P score,
 
If a computer crashes completely, requiring you to turn off and unplug PSU for a short while (Until MOBO lights go out) then replug and start up what is the likely cause of that? I get there is instability, however is it GPU drawing too much power? Not enough power? Or could it be anything of the sort and shutting down completely is just the safeguard regardless of what the cause is?

I am tweaking my Vega 64. Happens a couple time in Firestrike and once whilst playing Destiny 2 even after a few benches in firestrike and Unique. :o
 
If a computer crashes completely, requiring you to turn off and unplug PSU for a short while (Until MOBO lights go out) then replug and start up what is the likely cause of that? I get there is instability, however is it GPU drawing too much power? Not enough power? Or could it be anything of the sort and shutting down completely is just the safeguard regardless of what the cause is?

I am tweaking my Vega 64. Happens a couple time in Firestrike and once whilst playing Destiny 2 even after a few benches in firestrike and Unique. :o
Depends, we would need more info on your specs to aid debug.
 
Depends, we would need more info on your specs to aid debug.

Machine Specs?

Ryzen 1700x (Stock)
16 GB 8pack Team Group running at 3200mhz.
Asus Rog Strix b350
Vega 64 Air Cooled
750w Bitfenix Gold Rated PSU

Believe at time of crash

I was running HBM @ 1000mhz / 1000mv.
P6/P7 was undervolted to 900/1000 and stock clocks.
Power Limit was +50%
 
Machine Specs?

Ryzen 1700x (Stock)
16 GB 8pack Team Group running at 3200mhz.
Asus Rog Strix b350
Vega 64 Air Cooled
750w Bitfenix Gold Rated PSU

Believe at time of crash

I was running HBM @ 1000mhz / 1000mv.
P6/P7 was undervolted to 900/1000 and stock clocks.
Power Limit was +50%

Does it happen at stock clocks/voltage, with +50% power limit and an increased fan speed to maintain target temperatures?
 
Does it happen at stock clocks/voltage, with +50% power limit and an increased fan speed to maintain target temperatures?

Will test tonight, I assumed it was the increase in PL, having one screen currently makes it trickier to monitor everything. Maybe I will need to have a more aggressive fan profile, however once it starts getting above 2700 it becomes quite the racket :D
 
Will test tonight, I assumed it was the increase in PL, having one screen currently makes it trickier to monitor everything. Maybe I will need to have a more aggressive fan profile, however once it starts getting above 2700 it becomes quite the racket :D
Or lower the voltage required and perhaps power limit, but first you need to determine if it is faulty.
 
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