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I use all 4 outputs on my RX6800, seems to occur when you use multiple monitors, and only happens on the HDMI port. For some turning off FreeSync fixed it, or changing the refresh rate up or down a little did, for me, none of the fixes work. Happens when using browsers or during gaming.
Yep, they tend to be with backorders.
That's what they were doing last winter with the xfx 7900xtx I bought that was shipped by amazon and sold through a store that is owned by xfx. It was predicted to ship in about a month but only took like 2 weeks, xfx was doing that until supply caught up to demand and experiences tended to vary but everyone I saw comment said they got it at least a little quicker than it was supposed to get there.
What FPS gains are you experiencing?
Hmm I have 3 monitors plugged in and it seems okay. I did notice some flickering on RDNA 2, I was never sure if it was the cable or the card. It was like once an hour or so. I did notice it improve when I dumped my old DP 1.4 cables that I assumed were high quality from mono price (some braided stuff). I still use them on an old machine, but I have brand new cables and everything is OK on RDNA 3. Obviously can't test my 6800 XT anymore, I sold it.
23.9.1 has a weird way of controlling max GPU clocks. "Minimum Frequency" +25 MHz or so is actually the Maximum frequency. 23.9.2 fixes that and lets Max Frequency work instead. Problem is now the VRAM clockspeeds are throttling down in 3DMark so performance is worse overall. Look at the chart that plots VRAM clocks it's very strange in 23.9.2.
I haven't tested 24/7 overclocking yet because I've been busy OCing my CPU. In terms of barely stable benchmark only I can go all the way down from stock 1150mv to 890mv for 3DMark. TechPowerUp got down to an amazing 850mv with their sample but that's got to be a lottery winner. I don't see anyone else getting close to that. If these BIOSes weren't so damn locked down it would have even more headroom. When I managed to bug it with slow VRAM clocks I noticed something crazy. I could get an extra 100MHz out of the cores totally stable all because the VRAM was using less power out of the total power budget. I could also go 5mv lower on the cores using this method. That means if the drivers exposed a +20% or +25% power limit instead of the measly +15% we get right now those clocks would be achievable without introducing the VRAM bug. I miss the old days when we could edit the BIOS to expand the power limit. That or the RDNA1 days when the drivers had a +/- 50% slider for power limit.
I don’t believe 3D Mark’s clock speed graphs. It said my 7800X3D was PBOing to 5.4ghz. It wasn’t.
What the rest of your machine? 600 seems low (great name btw).
Keep in mind that the 7800 XT Gaming OC runs a much higher power target, than the AMD reference.
So many Radeon issues, so little time to post about them...
Great GPU plagued with driver issues. It's groundhog day every day at AMD.So many Radeon issues, so little time to post about them...
Nah, AMD just paying the press to cover it up. Obviously.
Also may require running "old games" or "low end games". Newer titles might prevent "the experience" you're wanting.
Idk I run a 7900XT with a 7800X3D and I get 120+fps in Starfield. Add in bullshit frame insertion and I’m seeing up to 300 fps. MW2 gets nearly 200fps at ultra wide 1440p. Those are pretty new games.
Which games? 7800 XT should be about 20% better. However, there are a couple of games which massively favor Nvidia GPUs.
Every card is existence has coil whine, you not noticing it means you can't notice it in your case and with that particular model.
Where lays the difference then? Surely some units are noisier than others. What's your personal experience? If I get a another Hellhound in return I think there is a major chance it's going to make audible whining noise only when truly stressed, unlike my current one. I'm not expecting a totally whine free card like I stated.
