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That's what my wife is using with a Nano, at the moment. She loves it for work and gaming. Though it is now limited since it's freesync first gen and capped at 75hz.
no negatives at all. No flicker at any fps range using ultimate. Gotta say it has been perfect thus far.
Yeah, I'm so excited to get Crossfire Vega. I actually at one point at two 1080 Tis but I didn't even put them in the machine cause I knew I would spoil myself for Vega. I have waited months with CF RX 480, which were OK but struggling at 4K. I think Vega CF will be it, so close.
Amazing that you got it at MSRP. That's a nice find.
I was loading a map...in bloody csgo
not even got into the game yet. But then after the reboot, I started csgo and it seemed fine.
The first game I launched was dishonored 2, it was ok but I test launched it for a few minutes only. I think I'm going to put it in turbo and complete a whole mission to see if it's stable or not.
edit: It happened again, in Euro truck simulator. csgo and ets2 are not exactly games that will push the card to limit but that's what happened...Looks like I may have to get a new psu
edit2: Further reading that could be the asus anti-surge mechanism being too sensitive. I'll try disabling it first
edit3: nope it's still happening.
Gamed on turbo mode for a while and it seems fine! Just got my liquid cooled Vega installed
Don't let HWiNFO64 read your VRM temps/info. Did that with my 290, so I don't use it now even on my WC Vega64. I am using all 3 and no issues as of yet. Also played 3 hrs of Prey and plays quite fine.
Lol I tried that with my wifes monitor and kept getting this hitch and it wasn't exactly consistent in the video. Just thought maybe it was outdated. Eventually I remembered that HWiNFO64 when utilizing the VRM temp sensors causes a hitching at about 1.5-2 sec intervals. So the video is still good. Thus far this Samsung monitor with the Ultimate setting it has been flawless. I think it sets the range to 48hz-100hz, but I swear it looked like it was still working at ~30hz when I was tinkering with Skyrim64 and ENB+Reshade. I was looking hard for some tearing or frame issues and saw none. Granted this monitor was a bit on the expensive side for me but damn it all if it isn't making a hell of a case for its cost. Well worth it.
Thus far the WC Vega64 I have hasn't gone above 50C. Of course my whole PC is kept in an air-conditioned case where I try to maintain 70-75F. Of course it could also be the Delta Megafast fan I added to the rad.It looks like the C32HG70 that I picked up with the Vega has a freesync range from 90-120 Hz right now and is not displaying 144Hz as an option, ah the fun of bleeding edge haha. I will say that the card stays at about 60 C under water so that's cool.
I assume you have a 1k PSU, as both Vega 64 cards will draw close to 700 watts under load. I tested one using kill a watt and was shocked at the result. Also I don't know how you can put up with two blowers at the same time.
Yes, it's a 1000W PSU, which I believe should be enough. People always would make fun of me for buying crazy PSUs, but now it seems you really need it.
I am gonna try shortly. Just teetering on the "If it aint broke...". lol.
