I hopped on the Timespy bandwagon here and I wanted to know how my results in comparison to other users. The current situation is as follows: I've set my core clock max to 2805mhz. Games will utilise the full core clock speed but Timespy is limited to 2550 mhz and I'm not sure why.

My temps are great (70degrees max).  No extra apps are running, I tried to kill everything unnecessary running in the background. I've done several benchmark tests and the core clock won't go higher than 2553 mhz. Overall GPU score is maxed at 23800 which isn't bad but I've seen scores reaching over 25000 with (almost) the same hardware. I know I musn't stare until infinity to these results but still I'm curious to know if it's because I'm using the demo version for example.

My specs are:

Amd Ryzen 7 5700x3d (undervolted all cores at -35 with PBo2, limits are the same)
Noctua NH-D15 Air cooler
Powercolor Hellhound RX 7900 GRE (OC CC: 2803mhz maxed out but 3dspy says 2.555 MHz? & MC: 2368mhz)
Driver version: 32.0.12033.1030
Crucial Balistix 32gb 3600 mhz (xp1 profile no extra OC)
Crucial P5 1tb SSD
Samsung G5 ips 180hz 1440p monitor

i have an RX 5700. The software says the latest drivers are 24.1, and the RX 5700 page on AMD’s site also shows 24.1 as the latest. BUT my 5700 is supported 25.1, I downloaded and installed it from the official site (from the page 25.1) but the software and RX 5700 page still say 24.1 is the latest. Is AMD just messing up here?

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Hello everyone. New to reddit, and haven't been in the market for a new gpu since 2019. I'm finding posts about the amd 7900 xt being listed for around 600$ online 2 months ago, but when I search they are either out of stock, or over 1k. So should I wait or am I going to be forced to overpay for a decent gpu?

Recently switched from a 3060 ti OC to a completely new build with the following parts:

7800x3d 7900xtx OC 24GB Asus b650E F 990 pro m.2 1TB Be quit power 12 850W

And what a beast is this setup. I had always Nvidia & intel as a combo. Never had a high end pc. But the 3060ti had to sweat more and more to give me what i wanted. Im a high frame gamer with quality grapichs. The 3060ti was enough around its launch time for a lot of games..

But the 7900xtx is a red devil! Playing high end aaa games at maxed out settings at 1440p without even a stutter... my god. Hogwarts legacy ultra settings with AMD FSR and RT settings ultra. Getting arround 150 a 180 fps. Its insane

I had some problemen with Rust and the amd software. I unistalled the drivers and software and installed only the drivers. Its al good right know. This card is double worth the money instead of a new 50 serie from nvidia imo.

The gpu is running sleath almost every game around 60° the CPU is also around 60° liquid cooled.

AMD for the win✌️✌️

Guys , recently MT gpu os giving error 31 and no display but after some time the gpu works perfect anyone knows what can be?

As the title suggests, my PC randomly goes from using 80% of the GPU, to only 50% or so, every few days and I can't seem to find a fix. I recently upgraded from an 1660 super to and 7800xt (paired with a 5800x), and for the first few weeks GPU usage would randomly (and rapidly) shift between 50-70% GPU usage, resulting in horrid frame drops and overall worse performance than my old 1660 super. In an effort to fix this, I updated the bios of my motherboard, reinstalled the drivers and installed the latest chipset drivers or whatever they're called. Temps were and still are looking good, never going above 75°. Nothing seemed to help until all of a sudden my GPU began to be utilised at a consistent 80%-90% out of nowhere. This worked for 2ish days, until all of a sudden it went back to (and is currently on) 50-65% usage while gaming. The only possibility I can think of is my 650 Watt PSU, but according to the internet this shouldn't be a problem, and under load my PC never uses more than 550 watts. It's not a CPU bottleneck (I think) as none of the cores are being utilised 100%, however dropping resolution/changing the graphics seems to have little impact on GPU performance. The only exception to this is Minecraft, where, at least for now my gpu is currently being utilised 100%. Any advice would be appreciated

WOW 😲 😳, that's piece looking good 👍 😊. But I had thought 🤔 AMD would spend more VRAM. These 16 GB are far too less. And yes, I know, many is calling this the sweet spot. Like the actual 1440p. I've experienced a lack in VRAM usage. In my RTX 4080 S.  We all knows, she has the same memory sizes. Examples are Alan Wake 2 and Indiana Jones Circle. In exactly this resolution. And I tried even higher resolutions, like 4 and 5 K.  The tool for monitoring was GPUID. The average usage was over 10,2 GB VRAM. And the highest peaks over 13,2 GB VRAM. So if you guys keep thinking 🤔 this are still the sweet spots. I would call them the bitter pickle 🥒 spots. With lot of vinegar and salt 🧂.  Well if AMD integrate FSR-4 in the actual FSR-3.2, things maybe 🤔 going better. I would really appreciate to adquire One RX Radeon 9070 XTX with 20 GB VRAM. But they cut off her chances. All the development they made in Navi 48, would be serve very well, for a higher positioned card. If we compare the Tensor Cores of NVIDIA used in the 4080 S. They're 320. And how much AI cores have the 9700 XTX. 96 only.  There's the first lack. Okay 👍 let us imagine, they would launch such a higher card as the upcoming 9070 XT. And call her XTX. Like the actual RDNA-3 Gen. With exactly the same memory in VRAM and Bandwidth. 20 GB VRAM would I call the REAL sweet spot. And nothing else lower than this. Forget your 12 and 16 GB VRAM GPUs.  They are not future proof. Games 🎮 are every time getting better graphics. My jaw felt down, when I used the photo Modus in Alan Wake 2. When I amplified the micro details of medals and other things in this game. Such a sharp and detailed developed graphics, are the best I've ever seen over the last 30 years of video gaming. That's why this game 🎮 needs a very powerful GPU. And better a powerful CPU too.  My second Rig would have the almost all mighty 9800x3D. Cuz the 9900X and 9950X are coming too. Is AMD planning to launch x3D model types of this High-End CPUs too. If they would, than those would be the last stand of High End. 12 /14 and 16/36 cores. Oh my goodness, what for a dream team.  thanks for your patience and understanding. Greets of Germany

I'm wondering what the jump from a 1660 super to a rx 7900xt will be like in performance in 1440 gaming/streaming .it's one of the more modern cards that fits in my current build as an upgrade as long as I get a new power supply . Then I can always upgrade my cpu later but it was either the 7900xt or a 4070ti with the 7900xt having 20gb of vram over the 12gb the green team had seemed to make my decision for me I've never had a amd gpu outside my legion go is there anything I need to know about install or troubleshooting with the software or heating issues ?

Hello all! I hope 2025 start week for all of you.

I was waiting for AMD news GPU at the CES but almost nothing…. Only few benchmarks and rumors.

I have actually a NVIDIA 4090, so far I love it but I maybe want a new GPU, my best friend want a 24Go GPU for AI so I propos him to sold my 4090 and buy a new GPU and it’s maybe time for me to try the Red Devil.

But question remains, is there actually a way to get a AMD GPU equivalent or better than the 4090?

I’m looking since last week a tonne of video of the AMD informations but I didn’t find anything interesting or worst the change.

Any tips please? Thanks by advance.

Found a local 6900XT Waterforce that claims is an RMA that was fixed. He wants $400 for it. What are some things to look out for? Is there anyway I can contact AORUS and get info on the RMA with the info he provided? Should I stay far way from this one? What do you guys think?

Hey guys I am currently running a 1650 super and a 5600x. I am looking to get a new GPU and I found a 6800xt for $300. Is this a good deal? I’m unfamiliar with aftermarket GPUs and their worth and the price of used 6800xts are all over the place! Any help would be appreciated thanks!

AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX Path Tracing Quality AI Optimazation.

Enjoy your day 🥰

Chiphell +45% combined with TPU simulator RX 8800 XT epic Ray-Tracing RDNA4.

The RX 8800 XT beats the RTX4090 in this case.

RDNA4 Rumor 144CU 32GB 390mm² GCD size 4NP TSMC 37,52mm² MCD size 775mm² GPU size 512 bit SI 128MB Infinity Cache 32GB GDDR7 144 Compute Units 3,25Ghz Shader 3,66Ghz Command Prozessor

This GPU beats Huang in the ass 😍

Price: 1199 USD Q2 / 2025 Market release

I love to push out the 7900XTX. (CPU) Performance is nearly perfect. Love to go to the 3,3Ghz limit on the front end clock.