Yeah if you could that would be great .Are you 1440p? Could you test it with high AA and high settings and fly from a few airports such as Seattle and Innsbruck?
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The RX Vega 64 Owners Thread
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Yeah if you could that would be great .Are you 1440p? Could you test it with high AA and high settings and fly from a few airports such as Seattle and Innsbruck?
Thanks
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X-Plane is mostly CPU bound and benefits greatly from high clock speeds (for best results an overclocked i7-8600K/8700K just can't be beaten) due to the essentially single-threaded nature of OpenGL, but graphics performance also really suffers with an AMD GPU in general ... X-plane just can't get the most out of the GPU, seems to be able to achieve about 75-80% or so of the performance of an otherwise comparable nvidia GPU.
Hopefully implementation of Vulkan (somewhere late this year or early next year, hopefully) will improve it for us AMD users.
Soldato
I am overclocked on the ryzen 2700x at 4.3 OC do you want it tested on stock or this OC ? plus my vega 64 is on the LC bios as its water cooled. let me know.
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I can fly wherever you want, i might even record it for you so you can check it out
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I can run it in whatever resolution you want
May be best to run it on linux then with the oss driver, to be honest I thought Xplan on win used DX.
7980XE @ stock
Tanks on V-high though for both teams.
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May be best to run it on linux then with the oss driver, to be honest I thought Xplan on win used DX.
7980XE @ stock
Tanks on V-high though for both teams.
Holly crap, there is some serious overhead on the windows going on, and doubt is the drivers causing it, but the Windows themselves.
Caporegime
Soldato
Hi there, was doing 24 hours shifts so either working or recovering this week, but I have x plane installed with the scenery dlc and will give you what you wanted tonight or tomorrow if that's okay.
Soldato
Ok first of all, hadn't followed the Nitro+ reviews. So was amazed when saw a thick metal contraption to hold the card from sagging. Clearly there is some pretty well thought and cheap solution. Kudos to Sapphire. Something the Aorus GTX1080Ti Xtreme did from the very first minute having become a curve.
Second the card is huge. Not as thick as the 1080Ti but way longer, not that I have issue with that though the cooler looks descent.
Third haven't figure out whats with the 2 extra fan headers, are they needed? Does someone knows?
Fourth, seems is the brand new revision of the card shown at Computex 2018, with the 2 8-pin connectors. How good/bad that is I do not know yet.
And finally. The proof just in case
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Second the card is huge. Not as thick as the 1080Ti but way longer, not that I have issue with that though the cooler looks descent.
Third haven't figure out whats with the 2 extra fan headers, are they needed? Does someone knows?
Fourth, seems is the brand new revision of the card shown at Computex 2018, with the 2 8-pin connectors. How good/bad that is I do not know yet.
And finally. The proof just in case
(@Kaapstad )Yeah that's fine. Whenever you get chance
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@Panos The Nitro+ is an amazing card, I had the limited edition version that comes with 3 x 8 pins and as we saw with the Fury Tri-x range Sapphire do make the best high-end AMD cards. I still question my decision to sell mine with a tinge of regret.
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I will delve to it next few days while waiting a waterblock for it (yes there is one in China for the Nitro+, and pretty damn good it seems).
I need to install MSIAB for the overlay again but at what ever stock fan, speeds etc the card is, is 60% faster than the FuryX @ 1190.
Since you had one, do I have to connect the 2 extra fan headers? The card seems working fine.
Which is exactly what I thought when saw it in the box. Hence used the word contraption to describe it, as is better than bracket.
Is just a relative inexpensive solution that could cost them $3-5 even $10 but stops the card from sagging. That is a very good thinking there and must give credit to Sapphire.
Also the backplate is well thought also with all these gaps for airflow.
On the Aorus Xtreme, even at 100% fan speed when gaming, you could easily cook some eggs on the backplate.
With the Nitro+ even at 60C degrees while gaming few minutes ago, it was easy on touch and not hot.
And I have 2 140mm fans at 60% speed blowing down to the backplate in both occasions.
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Caporegime
The 2x fan headers, as far as im aware, are for connecting your case fans to, so the card can control those also.
Soldato
Ahhh cheers mate, not needed then. Because everything is nicely controled by the motherboard and the Predator 360.