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The RX Vega 64 Owners Thread

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Other options as in Sapphire or just something other than V64 completely?

V64 is a very good card but if you are looking to watercool don't waste money on the expensive AIB cards like the Strix.

Personally if I got another V64 card it would be something like a Sapphire Nitro and I would leave it on air.:)
 
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V64 is a very good card but if you are looking to watercool don't waste money on the expensive AIB cards like the Strix.

Personally if I got another V64 card it would be something like a Sapphire Nitro and I would leave it on air.:)

I'm putting together my first ever custom loop so i'm pretty much set on including the GPU :) I might just see if i can get a 2nd hand V64 in the MM, I expect there will be a few once people jump on Radeon 7.
 
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V64 is a very good card but if you are looking to watercool don't waste money on the expensive AIB cards like the Strix.

Personally if I got another V64 card it would be something like a Sapphire Nitro and I would leave it on air.:)

I can personally vouch for this. The nitro+ is a beast with more than plenty cooling and doesn't sound like a jet engine. It makes less noise than my Cryorig R1 ultimate for reference
 
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I'm putting together my first ever custom loop so i'm pretty much set on including the GPU :) I might just see if i can get a 2nd hand V64 in the MM, I expect there will be a few once people jump on Radeon 7.
I'd just snag a used reference card and put it under with a good block then.
 
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Hiya,
I am having problems with my Sapphire RX Vega 64 Nitro +, it runs fine in normal games and i have done the recommended undervolt etc, have run Furmark GPU stress test at 1920x1080 with 8x MSAA for an hour and it never went over 60 degrees so i know there is no problems with the card itself. But it is problematic when i run VR. I have a Samsung Odyssey headset which works great with my GTX980TI but with the Vega 64 i get steamvr crashing most of the time i use it, steam itself crashes to such an extent that i have to enter my password to start it up again and i get regular BSD. once i actually get VR running it runs fine but its such a pain to actually get it running that i have reinstalled my old card and i feel i have wasted my money because i bought it specifically to get better performance from VR. I do have an unusual setup which is i have my Sim rig with a 2K monitor and my normal desk with a 1080p tv and i switch between the two but i never have both on at once and my old card handles it no problem.I have of course tried running the card with default settings, same result. I am using the latest amd drivers and have tried older drivers as well to no avail. The conclusion i have come to is its the drivers are not optimized properly for Windows mixed reality(WMR) which is what the Samsung Odyssey headset is. I think that Vive and Rift headsets are OK but i dont know. Is anybody else having or had problems with VR? in particular with windows mixed reality, or does anyone have any idea what is causing my problems. Do i have to sell my virtually new GPU and get a RTX 2080 which i cant afford anyway.



My system is:- Ryzen 5 1600 overclocked to 4.0gig. 2x8 gig of DDR4 running at 3000 meg. Samsung EVO SSD 500gig for windows and my VR Games. 3 terabyte normal disk drive. Seasonic 750watt PSU.
 
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