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Cheers.DDU Uninstall then re install driver
Will that fix this issue?
I tried it again on custom install, and this time it hung on searching for available drivers.
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Cheers.DDU Uninstall then re install driver
Cheers.
Will that fix this issue?
I tried it again on custom install, and this time it hung on searching for available drivers.
I'm probably in a pretty good position to give you an idea as I have s vega64 system (in my sig) and a 1080ti system as a second system for SIM racing. I clock mine at 1700/1100 for gaming and 1750/1180 for benching. In gaming is say it's half way between a 1080 and 1080ti. If you head over to Firestrike benchmarks charts https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/firestrike-standard-bench-thread.18665940/ you'll see my vega64 hit over 27k graphics score where as the 1080tis hit around 29k to around 34k depending on the OC.
Shall be back on offer this Wednesday for week.
I'm probably in a pretty good position to give you an idea as I have s vega64 system (in my sig) and a 1080ti system as a second system for SIM racing. I clock mine at 1700/1100 for gaming and 1750/1180 for benching. In gaming is say it's half way between a 1080 and 1080ti. If you head over to Firestrike benchmarks charts https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/firestrike-standard-bench-thread.18665940/ you'll see my vega64 hit over 27k graphics score where as the 1080tis hit around 29k to around 34k depending on the OC.
Any chance of sharing those settings?
I am a bit wobbly updating at the moment as the Bacardi has taken a serious bit of err benchmarking.
I hope you are keeping well Tony.
Yep I'm good Kev thanks, might pop up and check out your latest toys soon if that's ok??
Lmao literally my reaction, the two Megatron's of the Vega 64 thread....
Yep I'm good Kev thanks, might pop up and check out your latest toys soon if that's ok??
You are welcome to take one of my Turing cards for a test drive.
The hard bit is finding software that the cards can use.
Also the Radeon software will tell you, Display , hover over Radeon freesync and it will tell you the range of the monitor57-144 Range , can you tell me how you have done this i was not aware freesync worked up to 144 on this monitor
You are welcome to take one of my Turing cards for a test drive.
The hard bit is finding software that the cards can use.
Likely a driver issue. If the settings were fine prior to the driver then it's not likely to cause other hardware to cause issues with a driver change. Revert back to 19.1.1 or 18.12.2 and see if you have the same issues.Just used Panos's settings which were running fine till the new driver update. Currently running on 19.1.2. System turns off every now and then (not frequent) and radeon says settings have to be reverted to default due to unexpected system failure. When the system shuts down, I cannot turn the PC on unless I switch the PSU off and then on again. Is this a PSU issue or a driver issue? The PSU is a Superflower Leadex Platinum 850W. Any help will be appreciated. GPU is a Sapphire Nitro Vega 64
Or perhaps new driver optimisations are getting more performance from the GPU and his previous borderline stable settings are now unstable. Does it happen at stock? If so then yes perhaps a driver issue.Likely a driver issue. If the settings were fine prior to the driver then it's not likely to cause other hardware to cause issues with a driver change. Revert back to 19.1.1 or 18.12.2 and see if you have the same issues.
Just used Panos's settings which were running fine till the new driver update. Currently running on 19.1.2. System turns off every now and then (not frequent) and radeon says settings have to be reverted to default due to unexpected system failure. When the system shuts down, I cannot turn the PC on unless I switch the PSU off and then on again. Is this a PSU issue or a driver issue? The PSU is a Superflower Leadex Platinum 850W. Any help will be appreciated. GPU is a Sapphire Nitro Vega 64
Likely a driver issue. If the settings were fine prior to the driver then it's not likely to cause other hardware to cause issues with a driver change. Revert back to 19.1.1 or 18.12.2 and see if you have the same issues.
Wondering if any of you can shed any light on some mysterious behaviour I'm seeing when trying to overclock my Vega64 for the first time.
Following the guide:https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/t...king-undervolting-information-guide.18793012/
I have tried undervolting and overclocking. According to logs, the GPU frequency is up and yet when running firestrike the performance is significantly less. Any idea why a frequency increase would cause a decrease in framerate?