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Nice one nasha, hope she runs ok for you.
Which means in another couple of weeks I will be able to buy a lightly used Vega64 for a good price
Hope this one works out for you Nasha and you get some quality gaming in.
Third time lucky!!
I had an AIO that I sent back after a week as it was playing up, Then the reference LE you had, then the Nitro+ LE and now the Red Devil. 
Yeah I will get some time during the week. Hence wrote above that testing will continue and have findings will be posted when ready
Need also to figure out how to create videos etc, never done it before, because taking screenshots, and posting benchmarks, isn't enough proof tbh.
Must stay I was stunned on Thursday when saw at power save mode the 1540 clock while gaming, because up to now 1330-1340 was the norm. That prompted me to start looking more at the card behaviour at sub 30C since Friday. Also was exceptionally warm room all those months (28-34C). But now is cooling down to normal ambient temps, I will spent more time with the card.
As you see from my posts three weeks ago, the temp on the Vega cards is big matter.
For example with everything stock, 7.5% overclock (sliding bar) was getting the card to 1747ish. However with the waterblock, it only needs 4.5% overclock to hit the same clock (1752 actually). At 7.5% it pushes the card over 1840 core, which it doesn't like that speed above 50C and crashes. However if temps are kept low, is happy.
The "downgrade" from the 1080Ti Xtreme, seems worth tbh. Because this is what enthusiast overclocking is about.
I'm BACK!
This is how she compares to here 480 sibling. A virtual cookie for anyone who can guess which is which.
One for the owners list please Kaap, Cheers.
@Kaapstad
do both
Many thanks for the detailed explanation.@Kaapstad Cheers.
I got a code in an email not long after ordering mine, You then have to go to AMD's reward website which is linked in the e-mail. I'd hurry up and get on with doing it if I was you, No-ones coming close to OCUK on price when you take the games into account and the offer may not be around much longer.
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How to claim the codes.
1, I received an email with codes within a few hours of ordering my GPU. The email contains the codes & a link to the AMD rewards web page where I have to register.
2, While registering I was asked for a mobile phone number which you do not have to give, I didn't give mine & after registering it told me I'd have to wait 24 hours before the account activated because I did not give them my mobile phone number, I've now waited over 24 hours.
3, 24+ hours later I use the AMD Rewards link from the original email and I'm asked to Log In which I do.
4, I now have a window they want me to put the code from the email in and a submit button which I do.
5, Now there's a large window spilt in two, The left side has the name of the 3 games in the bundle & as I pick each one the game appears on the right side with an add to cart button. I go through them adding them to the cart. Then I press the next button.
6, This takes me to a page with the 3 games showing and a confirm my selection box that I tick & then I press next.
7, I then get the following page confirming the games are being added to my AMD Rewards account, telling me which platform the games are on & saying I'll be contacted with the game codes as the content becomes available.
That gives 1548 core as long as it stays bellow 30C, otherwise 1340s
That one spikes to 1900 then drops to 1777 stable above 30C, haven't OC the HBM while fiddling the core. Found OC through the bar is more stable than going to set values.
