i think offering a free game with the purchase of a high end card should be commonplace. shows confidence in the product by the manufacturer and helps with customer satisfaction.
They used to do it years ago. I think when I got my 20 series was the first time I didn't get anything extra just the video card. I might just been lucky all the other cards I've bought
I switched from 1080GTX to 7800XT for 550$ last year. Very happy so far. No drivers issues, very stable fps. I don't care about the ray tracing hype and do NOT want to give my cash to NVIDIA anymore. Their price, rasterizing performance and naming of GPU's using different components is insane and anti consumer. That is my first AMD GPU (already use AMD CPU's since many years) and I plan to upgrade to their next generation in 2025 as I did upgraded recently to a 5210x1440 monitor :) Last point: AMD is making good progress with FSR tech. Version 3 is really food already.
@@1vaultdweller I do agree. Of course RT would be nice to have with future GPU (in 2 or 3 generation) when we will get high end GPU (4090) equivalent in mainstream GPUs. In the meantime, I pick what does offer the best ratio price /rasterized performance. AMD rocks with FSR 3 and soon 4, no reason to switch back to nvidia overprice products. For less than the price of a 4090 I got a brand new Oled Envia 8900 49" + 7800XT. perfect combo for me. I will then switch to next AMD generation GPU offering probably +30/40% more than 7800XT to get better performance for Flight Simulator 2024 and Star Citizen.
FSR works best in 4k tbh. I've had my 7800XT for about 2 months now and I love it. With custom Overclock and undervolt, I'm getting 200+ FPS on Forza 5 and Cyberpunk 2077 1440р max settings even with ray tracing on (Forza, RT on extreme) using AFMF 2, no FSR, only MSAA 8x. Games look beautiful and smooth and GPU temp never goes past 52°C. Was honestly so surprised by the results of a card in the $400 range.
eh.. you'd be a happier with a 4080 tbh. I upgraded from a 7800 but a couple buddies of mine upgraded from a 7900XT and an XTX and both of them feel it was an upgrade especially when it comes to RT
@@definitelyfunatparties In RT sure, but in Raster the 7900 XTX is actually slightly faster. But it seems that you and your buddies dont care about value since you clearly have enough money so you do you.
anyone thinking about going for nvidia because of better raytracing performance, also make sure to do the research on comparisons. There are very few games on the market currently that you can actually notice a difference between RT on/off and those few games are not going to have high fps anyways with RT on, even if you have a 4090, so think hard whether you should care about the better RT performance vs better $/fps
you should have no issues overclocking the AMD card even when it comes OC. i have an RX 6750xt Red Devil and i overclock every game. i wouldn't listen to people who tell you quick answers they just want to sound smart, i garuntee there was another reason for the crashes in hogwarts legacy. that being said, you need to remember that you have all these features on Adrenaline software that Nvidia just doesn't have. espeically the dx9 features in advanced features, and yes, the subsurface optimization works on all games lol, even the anisotropic filtering, image sharpening etc. and if you don't have freesync, there's enhanced sync works on all games. also the recording on adrenaline is phenomenal and tons more. adjusting overclocks for each specific game and adjusting colors for each game is something you just can't get on Nvidia and is why i'm sticking with AMD.
True but you have a Red Devil. It's a beast of an overclocking card, same with Sapphire Nitro+. I didn't really bother trying to really figure out why Hogwarts was crashing since that was the only game that was. I also didn't see much performance difference with overclocking.
@ShadowStarTech you won't get too big a performance difference, but it's a nice boost in certain games and a good way to get over 60fps in some scenario's. I'm sure you can overclock fine though on your Asus Dual :o maybe not as good as an RD or Nitro but decent enough
@@CsanadiPeter85auto OC sucks. Manual for life. Save a settings who's stable for all the games you have. Change settings for game who doesn't work with or can be more Overclocked (settings higher clock can decrease your clock in some game. And sometimes that's the opposite. The best performance boost comes from memory and memory timing.)
There is no point worrying about the temperature during idle. You can let 0 rpm fans mode on, as they will kick on only when you actually need them, making them wear down less
@@ShadowStarTech My system runs better overall with Zero RPM off. I consider the GPU fans a part of the entire cooling system. The CPU fan ramps up a bit more when Zero RPM is on.
@@ShadowStarTechnot how that works, that's also why there's throttle temps. Beyond 110c is when RDNA3 silicon physically starts degrading, anything under that temp is fine
Annoying thing about zero rpm on idle is that it's a constant cycle of temps rising, fans start to cool things down and then fans stop, repeating like every minute for me in room temperature. The fans don't run very fast so the sound they make isn't easily noticed but it seems to me that it's more efficient to just have the fans going at a very low speed and I would imagine the starting and stopping wears the fans down more. It's overall not a big deal but kind of annoys me on Linux where they provide no control for the 7xxx series to turn off zero rpm last I checked so I'm stuck with it.
You can absolutely change what is shown in the performance overlay. I have mine set to show cpu usage, frequency, and power draw, system ram usage, gpu usage, gpu temp, cpu temp, vram usage, gpu power draw, and gpu frequency.
FSR implementation can vary significantly from game to game. Besides the different versions of FSR, developers must implement it correctly for optimal performance. For example, FSR works better than XeSS in the new Final Fantasy game, where XeSS is less stable, while FSR 3.1 performs exceptionally better. Additionally, the quality also depends on the monitor you use. On a 2K monitor, "Quality" mode is fine, but on a 4K monitor, "Balanced" mode can still deliver a decent experience.
Ghost of Tsushima's FSR implementation is also quite amazing. I hopped between FSR and XeSS several times, and every time I liked FSR better. Sadly most of the games I've played don't have a very good FSR implementation; they feel very undercooked, lazy even.
@@hasnihossainsami8375 GoW Ragnarok maxed out at 4k on an OLED using FSR 3.1 quality and frame gen getting 100+ fps is quite the experience. Played Tsushima the same way. I don't mind using it when it's done really well. I've had my 7900xt for a year and a half now and love it.
If you just play single player games just enable AFMF (AMD Fluid Motion Frames) in Radeon settings. (Per Game Profiles) It will give a boost in FPS without losing quality of the game you are playing. It does add input delay. AFMF2 will be releasing in the next update, which will decrease the input delay by a lot.
I play star citizen right now and I tried both Afmf 1 and Lossles Scaling (only for the frame generation, not using its upscaler), and LS is far superior in image quality. I hope I will not need LS with afmf 2.
For the performance overlay to get more shown you need to select what you want from the tracking window on the right side of metrics in performance. It has a LOT of options.
AFMF is not quite the same as FSR3 frame generation. try AFMF2 which is already available in beta driver. the currently available AFMF is very cumbersome. you have to make sure to lock the fps in radeon chill. it will double the value. if it reaches that value then the latency will be removed.
That's such a weird thing to say. "You can't really run native resolution"...? I exclusively run native 1440p on the 7800XT and it's perfectly fine. I get around 60-80 fps in newer graphically intense games and 120-180+ in most Esports titles. Am I missing something here? lol
Some people have the opinion that if they are going to play a game like cyberpunk it needs to be at least 4k 144hz Ray tracing maximum settings. And some people demand even more
3:50 dunno wtf you're talking about.. I had a 7800XT and I ran almost every game at native res in 1440p except for cyberpunk.. having upgraded to a 4080 I run almost everything natively at 4k except for, you guessed it, cyberpunk.
You can customize the AMD overlay, it's pretty good actually, also, I believe you can use ReBar with an Intel CPU and an AMD GPU, I think that both the CPU and mobo need to support it for it to work, but since I don't have an Intel CPU, you might have to dig a little
What you see on the performance overlay are just the default settings which show only limited information. If you go to the AMD Radeon Settings>Performance>Metrics then on the right you can toggle what info shows on the overlay(every option has a dropdown for extra information) and you can show a lot more info. It also supports both AMD GPU and CPU so you can show both GPU and CPU info on the overlay if you have both from AMD. If you show every single info for both GPU and CPU the overlay literally fills my 1080p screen vertically at default font size due to how much stuff you can show.
Just wanted to mention about AV1 bitrate. AV1 produces higher quality at lower bitrates compared to H264/AVC and H265/HEVC. So it's best to lower your bitrate depending on what quality you're looking for. I personally sit my bitrate around 8k-12k kbps. Comparatively H264 15k-20k kbps can produce the same quality of AV1 8k-12k kbps.
4:26 You can actually find some pretty good 4k panels at really good prices these days. Some ppl might don't like the idea of going with a n OLED TV rather than a "Monitor" but i was able to get a LG C3 48" for about 600 dollars and i said goodbye to my dual monitor setup of 27" 1440p and 4k 28" booth IPS panels. The difference is night and day specially in the contrast department and i find it to be the perfect size for me with a desk depth of 31.5 inches. Maybe you should give it a try in the near future plus the TV also becomes your multimedia center where you can stream with your phone or use the apps such as crunchyroll to watch stuff without having the PC on all the time, i honestly don't see myself going back to a regular monitor anytime soon.
Just so you know, the AMDGPU drivers on Linux give far better performance than on Windows with those particular video cards. its kinda the opposite with NVIDIA
Finally went away from Intel and got a great deal on a new boxed 7950x3D. I pair it with 64 gigs of Ram and a 4090. I couldn't be happier with my current rig and will skip RTX5000 series completely. I just hope AMDs next gen, after the 8000 cards are being released soon, will actually target the enthusiast high-end percentile of the GPU market again since this coming AMD gen is only aimed at the mid-tier.
I have a Rx 6700xt and it kills, now the 7800xt must be a secure place for performance and graphics, definitely I'm loving AMD more but I wish they improve FSR and AFMF to a great point like Nvidia does with DLSS or Intel XESS
How high is the hotspot temperature? Just ordered this card and I'm worried the 2 fans wont be enough as I've found posts on reddit complaining about the temp of this card.
I’ve got a asrock challenger rx7900gre oc edition and a Ryzen 7 7800x3d works exactly how I want it no complaints I went from a 3060ti and a Ryzen 7 5800x
Yeah nah I have sapphire nitro+ 7800xt I got on a great black friday deal but I'd rather undervolt than overclock and use LSFG to extend it's lifespan.
you need to undervolt and overclock, use fast timings, and push your power limit up and max frequency of the VRAM, then you will get higher performance with minimal or none higher power consumption, but you will be able to measure what you did, and performance gains in 3dmark or similar apps
Yh honestly it's perfect it does 4k gaming very well and honestly you won't have to upgrade the graphics card for honestly a few years to come I believe
Was on all AMD (cpu+GPU) since the Phenom 9550 days. At times it may not give me the best performance but am happy with the value and not giving money to both Nvidia and Intel. I hated RT ( if you want nice looking reflections, go outside. In games, FPS rules). But Nvidia gotten so far down consumers' heads about rt that it became the crucial thing, detrimental to AMD. Hope the upcoming rdna 4 would be awesome . Btw nice video, wish you best the best of fps in your red team adventure
I switched from 1650gtx to 7800xt. first week I had an issue, my laptops suddenly went black all the time. and the system did'nt detect my gpu while it was already running. But at the end I fixed the issue it wasn't related to amd, İt was mine problem lol. I was regretting for taking amd but no problem now
I agree with you on one thing: the 7800XT is a great GPU. But please... You're a complete standard user with no knowledge of the subject. That's okay too. But then don't make tech videos, or do some research beforehand. The level of the video is very very low for a channel with “Tech” in the title.
I got the ex 6800 and get nothing but stutters and non smooth gameplay. Was great at first but then quickly went bad and i dont know why. I can never get amd GPUs to work for me
idk man, i have a 6750xt i play in 4k most of the time...sometimes FSR and if i dont want FSR i usually play fine at 1440p. i'm wondering if you're having an optimization issue here.
Maybe. I do tend to go overkill on quality lol. I might pick up a 4k 144hz monitor at Black Friday if there's good enough deals. Might also consider an OLED. Just wish 4k OLEDs weren't $1,000.
My 6750xt was impressive, ended up upgrading to a 7800xt for the 16gb vram and full bus for VR. Both cards are excellent for the price particularly the 6750xt.
I upgraded and switched from a GTX 1080 to a 7900XTX and I don't regret it one bit and for overclock AMD 7000 cards you need to increase wattage and undervolt it on top of jus increasing clocks to have a stable OC with already overclocked cards as far as I understood and from my personaly experience with a power color 7900xtx red devil so maybe try that if you want to give OC those cards another try
since when is using anti aliasing not native res XD using TAA only means you are adding anti aliasing over your native output, TAA is not an upscaling technology
I have a 4090 and a 7900 GRE in my two systems. AMD is fine and it's insane to me that now people don't buy them more. Especially the GPUs under the 4070 Ti because they're almost all faster and cheaper than the Nvidia equivalent at those price ranges until you get to the 7600.
I've been using nvidia since forever and i didn't have any issues, but i want to upgrade my 2060 and idk if i should jump to team red. I play The Finals, STALKER gamma, minecraft with shaders + mods and some singleplayer games here and there. I also make games in UE5 and use solidworks/fusion 360. I play at 1080p high refresh rate. Options are: 4060, 6750xt, 7700xt and 4060 ti 8gb I'm leaning towards the 7700xt mainly because of vram and raster performance but I'm kinda scare to make the switch lol Thoughts?
Salut, j'ai longtemps hésité entre Nvidia et AMD, chacun a des qualités et des défauts, j'avais le choix entre la rx 7900gre et la rtx 4070 super (pour 60 euro en plus), je ne sais pas si j'ai bien fait, j'ai choisi Nvidia, ce qui m'a vraiment aidé à décidé c'est lorsque j'ai regardé les GPU d'occasion, 90% proviennent d'AMD et 10% de Nvidia, je ne sais pas pourquoi les joueurs AMD revendent plus leurs cartes ici alors que la plupart des gens achètent vert, je me suis dit si les gens avec Nvidia ne revendent pas leur carte graphique c'est surement qu'ils en sont satisfait. J'ai commandé la mienne sur Amazon elle devrait arriver dans une dizaine de jour, c'est surement en l'utilisant longtemps que je pourrais la juger.
You dont overclock on AMD you tune, its about finding a good balance for your card. My 6900xt with an Undervolt, UNDERCLOCK, & Small Ram Adjustments(Fast Timing & +100) gained 13% performance and pulls 60 less watts. Doing just a little research, I found generally accepted clean or stable settings for the 7800 xt. 2700 mhz, 2500 Ram, 1050-1080mV
You can definitely play modern games at 60+ fps high and native 1440p with an RX 7800. No idea why you'd have to run some sort of dlss like software for anything under 4k. Just play around with the settings. Chances are that if you can't hit 60 fps stable at 1440 with that card, its likely another issue on your end, or maybe bad optimization on the devs part.
You should try Tech Preview driver 24.20.11.01 it has FMF2 it has much better latency and look better than FMF. 2:20 You are incorrect Adrenalin overlay does not lack anything You can choose to show many other thing. Sounds like You have left things to learn, simple things.... If You want most performance from Your GPU, You must undervolt and do not push memory clock too high it will make You crush in some games. I have RX 7700 XT undervolt 1005mV and max frequency 2790MHz it does boost higher than that but stays very close to 1005mV. You should not raise Your frequency too high, so core voltage stays around Your set voltage for best results. My card performs same as stock RX 7800 XT
Keeping it real....Unless you are looking for really high fps....I very seldom find I need any type of scaling and even if I do use it....I can usually set it up for like 85% and it's fine. Also you mentioned there weren't many tweaking options but there are quite a few more than you mentioned. I think you missed something.
Used amd cards since x1950pro days, a couple years ago switched to 2060s and now 4080s, everything looks and feels better nowadays (referring to drivers and rtx benefits)
I'm still using my GTX 1080, but with new games like FFVII Rebirth requiring D3DU GTX is finally becoming incompatible, I'm hoping the 8800XT will be better value than 5070, would prefer to not support modern Nvidia
Yea I have low expectations for 50 series, but high expectations for 8000 series since they say their midrange will match or beat higher end 40 series cards perf.
you diidnt see all your Overlay settings fam, i got Hotspot temps, Frame Gen Lag, Micro stutter percentage, Detect game only, Cpu temps all sorts of stuff, play around with ur Gpu abit
i dont have any problem streaming it on discord, but whenever im streaming it sometimes it causing microstutter every now and then, but im already fixed it by close the discord app whenever you streaming it, make sure discord only run on TRAY, sorry explanation is not good english is not my main language
Gpu degradation is not really a thing you should worry about. Even if you overclock it it will probably far outlast its usable lifespan. I have a 8600gt that is like 18 years old running in my cnc pc using it daily and it still works fine. 🤷♂
I have the same model. It struggles a bit on 1440p in helldivers 2 with sttutters at native. I saw another video where they suggested settings and using render scaling and it seems smoother, but the fps is still well below 100 so I'll need lossless scaling if I want higher fps since there's no DLSS/FSR
I have always purchased nvidia gpu's and this week for the first time i switched to team red with 7800xt and i like it yeah the idle temps are much lower than on nvidia and playing games on ultra and the highest temps that i've seen it was 64c while my rtx was getting in to the 75c range
1050 is too low. Will cause a crash over long time gameplay. On short gameplay you might not crash but you will definitely. Also, it's not RAM. It's VRAM. And the 7800XT can easily handle 2555 (need to set 2568 in adrenalin) (some models can handle 2600 but that's really the lottery). The GPU voltage for perfect stability is 1150mV. For OC it's 1125. For more OC it's 1100mV (it's usually the limit before potential crash/issues during boot or very long gameplay) everything under 940mV is unplayable for 99% of people. And everything between 940mV and 1100mV will highly overclock your card (since the lower the voltage the higher your clock will be, so the stability will drop too) that's why in most cases all 7000 series cards can handle 1125mV without issues. And lower than 1125mV it will depends of the card/lottery. Personally I set 2838MHz core clock and 2568MHz memory clock with 1100mV perfect in absolutely everything I own. Didn't find anything that caused any issues. On cyberpunk the GPU can be set higher without error. But not the memory (will crash overtime)
@@FireCestina1200 that wont crash if you do a milder OC as i sent you, you robably triyng 3000 mhz gpu/2688 vram wich is a bit strong, my recommandation will work fine even with doubled shader constrain on memory clock. see you
this card can play all games native in 1440p with 80 - 130 fps just dont use RayTracing or ultra settings and switch to high settings maybe ... wounderfull how high and ultra settings are looking not so different.
Hello @ShadowStarTech, I bought and 7800xt nitro in January of this year and was wondering what exactly you mean by the GPU degrading more when in overclock mode?
a 6800xt owner here you can overclock the card even while it has a overclocked edition but the best way is undervolting then do a mild oc reason you probably crashed was due to high memory frequency some cards can max it out some cant it really comes down to silicon quality most cards should be able to do anywhere from -50mv to -100mv and maybe 100mhz increase in the clock
also to mention undervolting helps alot not just temps and lifespan of fans but mostly power draw per year electricity in the uk can be expensive so if you game alot undervolting really does wounders in terms of yearly cost
Hey im building a pc soon i am thinking to get a rx 7700xt but i heard there are a lot of stutters and fps drops problems still remain in amd since you are rx 6800xt owner u should know somethink about cuz i dont want to go rtx 4060ti really
@@Jayy_R2 its good to know but i do resesrch before somethink i buy and the thinks i see on reddit people talking about stutters and such got me worring also what driver version u use for your adrenaline ?
how loud is this card? my Gygabite 3070 is like a dryblower when i start even wow ^^ its so terrible becaus everything else is silent because of my watercooling.
My only fear to switch brands is mainly due to play mostly older games and emulators... i think that for emulators, Nvidia offers a much better experience due to ppl using nvidia to create emulators in the first place.
Overclocking ingeneral is a gamble ,always has been . Some silicon is better , some worse. you can get advertised performance, or get +10% oc. My Asus TUFF 7800xt can get stable 2900mhz on most games, 2850mhz on others tried 3ghz , but its stable for short periods only
Might upgrade to a 12900k since it's really cheap right now and I don't want to risk the intel crap with instability. I probably will wait till Black Friday, though.
@@ShadowStarTech id probably buy the i7 12th you still get the 8 p cores like the I9 just less p cores . The i9 always felt a bit of a rip off Vs what you got as the i9 tax is real.
Hey! I'm thinking of buying this same gpu. I want to know if it is good for playing in 4k and if it is good to have for several years. I have an RTX 3060 Ti and I want to make the jump to this card. Thank you!
Curious to know the performance impact recording AND live streaming at the same time 1440p 60fps using AV1 or HEVC codec. As a 3060ti owner the 8GB vram is holding me back a bit but the Nvenc chip is great for content creation. Looking into getting a 7800XT or 7800 GRE.
About to build my new rig the next week with 7900 XT and 9800X3D. Switching from Nvidia. I thought I'd finally get the RTX and that famous DLSS experience everyone's raving abo6, but their pricing and lousy amount of vram really pushed me away. My old rig has a GTX 1660 Super and Ryzen 5 3600 so it's quite the upgrade. 😁 Exited to try AMD GPU first time in well over a decade. My last AMD GPU was HD 6950 from 2010. And back then I was on i5 2500K.
I switch RTX 3080 10gb with RX 7800xt 16gb and there is noticeable difference in quality, sharpness and performance towards AMD, Anti lag always on in game section of Adrenaline. For me overclocking and little undervolting works excellent from there, when needed it makes really big difference for RX 7800xt vs 3080 or 4070 with same option setting in games with ray tracing too. I'm single player so everything in native 4k only with the best possible next gen visuals on modern TV HDMI 2.1 standards above 120hz VRR and all, everything above 40 fps is excellent for me in native and on AMD is much sharper textures filtering than on Nvidia default on very high forced in Nvidia driver option it looks closer to AMD crispiness, al the best recommendations for RX 7800xt but it is not for lazy uninformed people who don't want to learn how or don't have a time to setup such perfection, thanks AMD. Please don't bring confusion to potential users, spend time experimenting with the settings and careful undervolting no fps without power 😊. On my RTX 3080 I tried DLSS versions and it's blurry too, on big modern TV screens forget about upscaling we can notice tiniest details, it can pass on smaller monitors in some fast games, but reminder Antilag always on is miracle
Hi , could you tell does asus dual rx7700xt light up the inscription? Today i bought it and they dont light. Does it issue or not? Sorry about my English)
I am running a 6800xt on 3440x1440 res. Had to undervolt my gpu so it gets less power throttled and now all games run natively without fsr on at least 60 fps with settings on high or ultra (in cyberpunk & hogwards). I would also recommend trying out frame gen but the "soft" version that only pumps up the fps by like 50-60% which makes it barely noticeable, I am usually not a fan of frame gen at all. Nvidia can suck my big toe.
I had an RX 6800 XT bought for msrp from a retailer in my country in my local currency (so it was a little higher than msrp). It was a great card for 1440p. But last year March I bought an RTX 4080, it was very expensive but worth it because I really wanted to dive deep into Ray Tracing and in 1440p the RTX 4080 is a beast. To be honest the RX 6800 XT is still a great GPU not much slower than a RX 7800 XT and I'm sure the 7800 XT is capable of native non RT gaming because my RX 6800 XT is capable of it in most games maybe not in the highest settings but if the highest setting is Ultra then the 6800 XT on High is a beast. I still own the RX 6800 XT and I want to build a new machine and put it back to my current machine and give it to my brother.
Native high/ultra in most 1440p game is doable. Upscaled 1080p to 1440p in most latest game/very very demanding game / a bit older game with RT is doable. Upscaled 1080p to 1440p + FG for demanding game + RT is doable. Upscaled 1440p to 4K high/ultra is doable on demanding game is doable. My 7800XT (Second weakest after reference card, XFX Qick 319) can totally handle above 60 FPS no FG/AFMF) 4K FSR2.1 cyberpunk with high/ultra settings for example . 7800XT OC (manual OC) can get close to 7900GRE or beat it sometimes in games.
Hello guys i need your help i have rx5700 i can't use xess it give me lower fps than native on quality mod is anyone know how to fix this? One more question how to get fluid motion frame because i can't find it in my adrenaline settings thanks in advance
I've been very happy with AMD graphics cards for years. Currently, I'm using the 7900XT on a 4K 240Hz OLED display. Price/Raster-wise, you can find really great deals vs Nvidia. enjoy your new GPU! +sub.
Yes its true. wanted to go with 4070ti super, but there wasnt rly a good offer under 900. So i snatched the same lvl performance 7900xt (since i dont care about raytracing) for 590€! What an insane deal and value... i am doing 4k in any game i play and i love it.
My 5700xt has been nothing but a hazzle, i dont play many AAA titles and its causing all sorts of weird straight to windows for no reason, no OC anywhere not even XMP, doesnt come close to 70°c on any component that i can tell, so not overheating either. I have installed who even knows how many drivers over the 5'ish years ive had it, running DDU and reverting back and forgetting what settings i need to do with what because its not having the same problems with every driver in every game or browsers, and its not the same games that takes issue in all versions, its been hell, and ive settled on 23.8.1 as it has been the one that caused the least amount of issues happening at the same time (keyword is least), but in the years ive had the card it has been nothing but "what is it this time!?". We are not talking settings that makes a whole lot of sense either for it to be stable for any game. Not worth the money saved for me. If AMD decides to have really good drivers at some point i might give them a whirl again. Been running Nvidia 20 years past that, and ive never had anything remotely like this ever with any card or driver to this extend, sure ive had wonky Nvidia drivers before, sure it has been crashing somtimes, but i was always able to use overall settings to solve the issues period. I can understand the lure of price and charm, and when it performs its really good for their price, however when it doesnt work you want to yeet the card because youre going to spend more time attempting to fix whatever the hell is wrong with the driver than you are playing a game. If your card and drivers work 100% in everything you use it for then consider yourself lucky. And that's my honest take on it.
I'm considering asus Dual . there's a smoking deal on it for 400 USD at my local Computer Store but Wanted a Review before I pulled the trigger as a few yeara ago Asus Refused to AMA a Am4 Motherboard I brought .. so I turned me off buy Asus for a while
i think offering a free game with the purchase of a high end card should be commonplace. shows confidence in the product by the manufacturer and helps with customer satisfaction.
True I got 2 Games 4 free with my ryzen 7800x3d
I got starfield and avatar with my 7800xt
They used to do it years ago. I think when I got my 20 series was the first time I didn't get anything extra just the video card. I might just been lucky all the other cards I've bought
Lol, lowering prices would be a better idea.
Hell nah! They gotta make money!
I switched from 1080GTX to 7800XT for 550$ last year. Very happy so far. No drivers issues, very stable fps. I don't care about the ray tracing hype and do NOT want to give my cash to NVIDIA anymore. Their price, rasterizing performance and naming of GPU's using different components is insane and anti consumer. That is my first AMD GPU (already use AMD CPU's since many years) and I plan to upgrade to their next generation in 2025 as I did upgraded recently to a 5210x1440 monitor :)
Last point: AMD is making good progress with FSR tech. Version 3 is really food already.
fsr 3 doesnt use ai and its pretty good so far. Especially, fsr 3.1 in God of war. Imagine fsr 4, heard it's going to be ai based then.
Ray tracing is a marketing gimmick. %70 performence loss to gain %5 visual difference? No thanks
@@1vaultdweller I do agree. Of course RT would be nice to have with future GPU (in 2 or 3 generation) when we will get high end GPU (4090) equivalent in mainstream GPUs. In the meantime, I pick what does offer the best ratio price /rasterized performance. AMD rocks with FSR 3 and soon 4, no reason to switch back to nvidia overprice products. For less than the price of a 4090 I got a brand new Oled Envia 8900 49" + 7800XT. perfect combo for me. I will then switch to next AMD generation GPU offering probably +30/40% more than 7800XT to get better performance for Flight Simulator 2024 and Star Citizen.
@@1vaultdweller clearly said by someone who hasn't played with path tracing/full rt on.
@@vinct7023 I never liked FSR personally, used XESS back when I was on my 7800XT almost exclusively when it was available in whatever I was playing.
Never been more happy since switched towards 7800x3d as cpu combining it with Asus Tuf 7900XTX works like a charm
That's top of the line, jealous
@@ShadowStarTech I recently had problems with my 4070 ti, because of the 12gb VRAM, so I'm switching to a 7900 XT myself
I'm looking at the 7900xt and xtx
i have the same.. headhound:) no issues after 1 year
@@nemphisva what kind of problems?, can u explain?
The performance overlay is certainly customisable within the radeon software
100% true
Yep and wayyyyy better than nvidia geforce experience
@@eetusva7521 Adrenaline software is WAY, WAYYYYYYYYYYYYY better than that nvidia goofy control panel
@@gabsan. I have amd card in three pc and I lOVE the software
@@eetusva7521 same
FSR works best in 4k tbh. I've had my 7800XT for about 2 months now and I love it. With custom Overclock and undervolt, I'm getting 200+ FPS on Forza 5 and Cyberpunk 2077 1440р max settings even with ray tracing on (Forza, RT on extreme) using AFMF 2, no FSR, only MSAA 8x. Games look beautiful and smooth and GPU temp never goes past 52°C. Was honestly so surprised by the results of a card in the $400 range.
Any tips or guides you'd recommend on how to do this?
Or just your settings as a starting point would be cool ✌🏻
Good news apparently fsr 4 will use ai based upscaling like dlss and will be available for the 7000 series
just got my 7900xtx paired with the 7800x3d. Had a 3090 and man, the performance difference there. im happy i switched to AMD
High end to even higher end, nice!
I went from 3080 to 7900xtx too
eh.. you'd be a happier with a 4080 tbh. I upgraded from a 7800 but a couple buddies of mine upgraded from a 7900XT and an XTX and both of them feel it was an upgrade especially when it comes to RT
@@definitelyfunatparties In RT sure, but in Raster the 7900 XTX is actually slightly faster. But it seems that you and your buddies dont care about value since you clearly have enough money so you do you.
anyone thinking about going for nvidia because of better raytracing performance, also make sure to do the research on comparisons. There are very few games on the market currently that you can actually notice a difference between RT on/off and those few games are not going to have high fps anyways with RT on, even if you have a 4090, so think hard whether you should care about the better RT performance vs better $/fps
you should have no issues overclocking the AMD card even when it comes OC. i have an RX 6750xt Red Devil and i overclock every game. i wouldn't listen to people who tell you quick answers they just want to sound smart, i garuntee there was another reason for the crashes in hogwarts legacy. that being said, you need to remember that you have all these features on Adrenaline software that Nvidia just doesn't have. espeically the dx9 features in advanced features, and yes, the subsurface optimization works on all games lol, even the anisotropic filtering, image sharpening etc. and if you don't have freesync, there's enhanced sync works on all games. also the recording on adrenaline is phenomenal and tons more. adjusting overclocks for each specific game and adjusting colors for each game is something you just can't get on Nvidia and is why i'm sticking with AMD.
True but you have a Red Devil. It's a beast of an overclocking card, same with Sapphire Nitro+. I didn't really bother trying to really figure out why Hogwarts was crashing since that was the only game that was. I also didn't see much performance difference with overclocking.
@ShadowStarTech you won't get too big a performance difference, but it's a nice boost in certain games and a good way to get over 60fps in some scenario's. I'm sure you can overclock fine though on your Asus Dual :o maybe not as good as an RD or Nitro but decent enough
@@ShadowStarTech automatic overclocking often overclocks. you may want to search the forums for a manual setting for your card.
@@CsanadiPeter85auto OC sucks. Manual for life.
Save a settings who's stable for all the games you have.
Change settings for game who doesn't work with or can be more Overclocked (settings higher clock can decrease your clock in some game. And sometimes that's the opposite. The best performance boost comes from memory and memory timing.)
Silicon lottery still exists. Nvidia dlss is definitely still superior, but I'm excited to see amd catch up in that aspec🎉
There is no point worrying about the temperature during idle. You can let 0 rpm fans mode on, as they will kick on only when you actually need them, making them wear down less
That's a good point, but I would rather not degrade my GPU because of high temps
@@ShadowStarTech My system runs better overall with Zero RPM off. I consider the GPU fans a part of the entire cooling system. The CPU fan ramps up a bit more when Zero RPM is on.
@@ShadowStarTech gpu wont degrade cuz tempts are low on idle
@@ShadowStarTechnot how that works, that's also why there's throttle temps. Beyond 110c is when RDNA3 silicon physically starts degrading, anything under that temp is fine
Annoying thing about zero rpm on idle is that it's a constant cycle of temps rising, fans start to cool things down and then fans stop, repeating like every minute for me in room temperature. The fans don't run very fast so the sound they make isn't easily noticed but it seems to me that it's more efficient to just have the fans going at a very low speed and I would imagine the starting and stopping wears the fans down more. It's overall not a big deal but kind of annoys me on Linux where they provide no control for the 7xxx series to turn off zero rpm last I checked so I'm stuck with it.
You can absolutely change what is shown in the performance overlay. I have mine set to show cpu usage, frequency, and power draw, system ram usage, gpu usage, gpu temp, cpu temp, vram usage, gpu power draw, and gpu frequency.
FSR implementation can vary significantly from game to game. Besides the different versions of FSR, developers must implement it correctly for optimal performance. For example, FSR works better than XeSS in the new Final Fantasy game, where XeSS is less stable, while FSR 3.1 performs exceptionally better. Additionally, the quality also depends on the monitor you use. On a 2K monitor, "Quality" mode is fine, but on a 4K monitor, "Balanced" mode can still deliver a decent experience.
Ghost of Tsushima's FSR implementation is also quite amazing. I hopped between FSR and XeSS several times, and every time I liked FSR better. Sadly most of the games I've played don't have a very good FSR implementation; they feel very undercooked, lazy even.
@@hasnihossainsami8375 GoW Ragnarok maxed out at 4k on an OLED using FSR 3.1 quality and frame gen getting 100+ fps is quite the experience. Played Tsushima the same way. I don't mind using it when it's done really well. I've had my 7900xt for a year and a half now and love it.
If you just play single player games just enable AFMF (AMD Fluid Motion Frames) in Radeon settings. (Per Game Profiles)
It will give a boost in FPS without losing quality of the game you are playing. It does add input delay.
AFMF2 will be releasing in the next update, which will decrease the input delay by a lot.
I play star citizen right now and I tried both Afmf 1 and Lossles Scaling (only for the frame generation, not using its upscaler), and LS is far superior in image quality. I hope I will not need LS with afmf 2.
Yea I've been enabling it in single player games except for ones that already get great fps
For the performance overlay to get more shown you need to select what you want from the tracking window on the right side of metrics in performance. It has a LOT of options.
AFMF is not quite the same as FSR3 frame generation. try AFMF2 which is already available in beta driver. the currently available AFMF is very cumbersome. you have to make sure to lock the fps in radeon chill. it will double the value. if it reaches that value then the latency will be removed.
That's such a weird thing to say. "You can't really run native resolution"...? I exclusively run native 1440p on the 7800XT and it's perfectly fine. I get around 60-80 fps in newer graphically intense games and 120-180+ in most Esports titles. Am I missing something here? lol
Some people have the opinion that if they are going to play a game like cyberpunk it needs to be at least 4k 144hz Ray tracing maximum settings. And some people demand even more
I think he's talking about all the poorly optimized UE5 titles that have been coming out recently that can't run well without upscaling and framegen.
3:50 dunno wtf you're talking about.. I had a 7800XT and I ran almost every game at native res in 1440p except for cyberpunk.. having upgraded to a 4080 I run almost everything natively at 4k except for, you guessed it, cyberpunk.
You can customize the AMD overlay, it's pretty good actually, also, I believe you can use ReBar with an Intel CPU and an AMD GPU, I think that both the CPU and mobo need to support it for it to work, but since I don't have an Intel CPU, you might have to dig a little
What you see on the performance overlay are just the default settings which show only limited information. If you go to the AMD Radeon Settings>Performance>Metrics then on the right you can toggle what info shows on the overlay(every option has a dropdown for extra information) and you can show a lot more info. It also supports both AMD GPU and CPU so you can show both GPU and CPU info on the overlay if you have both from AMD. If you show every single info for both GPU and CPU the overlay literally fills my 1080p screen vertically at default font size due to how much stuff you can show.
Just wanted to mention about AV1 bitrate. AV1 produces higher quality at lower bitrates compared to H264/AVC and H265/HEVC. So it's best to lower your bitrate depending on what quality you're looking for. I personally sit my bitrate around 8k-12k kbps. Comparatively H264 15k-20k kbps can produce the same quality of AV1 8k-12k kbps.
Me from 4060 , to rx 7900 gre , and i happy with my upgrade , every game in 1440p is very impresive with native resolution
4:26 You can actually find some pretty good 4k panels at really good prices these days.
Some ppl might don't like the idea of going with a n OLED TV rather than a "Monitor" but i was able to get a LG C3 48" for about 600 dollars and i said goodbye to my dual monitor setup of 27" 1440p and 4k 28" booth IPS panels.
The difference is night and day specially in the contrast department and i find it to be the perfect size for me with a desk depth of 31.5 inches.
Maybe you should give it a try in the near future plus the TV also becomes your multimedia center where you can stream with your phone or use the apps such as crunchyroll to watch stuff without having the PC on all the time, i honestly don't see myself going back to a regular monitor anytime soon.
Just so you know, the AMDGPU drivers on Linux give far better performance than on Windows with those particular video cards. its kinda the opposite with NVIDIA
Finally went away from Intel and got a great deal on a new boxed 7950x3D. I pair it with 64 gigs of Ram and a 4090. I couldn't be happier with my current rig and will skip RTX5000 series completely. I just hope AMDs next gen, after the 8000 cards are being released soon, will actually target the enthusiast high-end percentile of the GPU market again since this coming AMD gen is only aimed at the mid-tier.
Performance overlay is very customizable and has been for at least the last year or so, you just haven't found it, it's not that hidden
What game is it ? On the video background? Uncharted ?
I have a Rx 6700xt and it kills, now the 7800xt must be a secure place for performance and graphics, definitely I'm loving AMD more but I wish they improve FSR and AFMF to a great point like Nvidia does with DLSS or Intel XESS
How high is the hotspot temperature? Just ordered this card and I'm worried the 2 fans wont be enough as I've found posts on reddit complaining about the temp of this card.
Wrong: you can oveerclock a previously pre-overclocked AMD card.
you can change the adrenaline over-lay details to show any details
I personally never had any issues with out any game or driver , i have a 6950xt with r7 5800x3d
Bro what is your wallpaper ? I know it's wallpaper engine, but how can I find it ? Please :(
I’ve got a asrock challenger rx7900gre oc edition and a Ryzen 7 7800x3d works exactly how I want it no complaints I went from a 3060ti and a Ryzen 7 5800x
Yeah nah I have sapphire nitro+ 7800xt I got on a great black friday deal but I'd rather undervolt than overclock and use LSFG to extend it's lifespan.
you need to undervolt and overclock, use fast timings, and push your power limit up and max frequency of the VRAM, then you will get higher performance with minimal or none higher power consumption, but you will be able to measure what you did, and performance gains in 3dmark or similar apps
I went for the 7900xtx, very happy whit that card.
Yh honestly it's perfect it does 4k gaming very well and honestly you won't have to upgrade the graphics card for honestly a few years to come I believe
Was on all AMD (cpu+GPU) since the Phenom 9550 days. At times it may not give me the best performance but am happy with the value and not giving money to both Nvidia and Intel. I hated RT ( if you want nice looking reflections, go outside. In games, FPS rules). But Nvidia gotten so far down consumers' heads about rt that it became the crucial thing, detrimental to AMD. Hope the upcoming rdna 4 would be awesome . Btw nice video, wish you best the best of fps in your red team adventure
How are the GPU temps while gaming?
I switched from 1650gtx to 7800xt. first week I had an issue, my laptops suddenly went black all the time. and the system did'nt detect my gpu while it was already running. But at the end I fixed the issue it wasn't related to amd, İt was mine problem lol. I was regretting for taking amd but no problem now
I agree with you on one thing: the 7800XT is a great GPU.
But please... You're a complete standard user with no knowledge of the subject. That's okay too. But then don't make tech videos, or do some research beforehand. The level of the video is very very low for a channel with “Tech” in the title.
I got the ex 6800 and get nothing but stutters and non smooth gameplay. Was great at first but then quickly went bad and i dont know why. I can never get amd GPUs to work for me
you can customize the performance overlay on the metrics page, the right side
Maybe I missed it but what CPU are you pairing with?
idk man, i have a 6750xt i play in 4k most of the time...sometimes FSR and if i dont want FSR i usually play fine at 1440p. i'm wondering if you're having an optimization issue here.
Maybe. I do tend to go overkill on quality lol. I might pick up a 4k 144hz monitor at Black Friday if there's good enough deals. Might also consider an OLED. Just wish 4k OLEDs weren't $1,000.
@@ShadowStarTech if you do OLED make sure it's LG for the W-OLED technology. it's definitely the safest for burn in :o
My 6600 xt runs everything at 1440p and most games at 4k60fps
My 6750xt was impressive, ended up upgrading to a 7800xt for the 16gb vram and full bus for VR. Both cards are excellent for the price particularly the 6750xt.
I have a 6750xt and it struggles with 2k. What am I doing wrong?
I upgraded and switched from a GTX 1080 to a 7900XTX and I don't regret it one bit and for overclock AMD 7000 cards you need to increase wattage and undervolt it on top of jus increasing clocks to have a stable OC with already overclocked cards as far as I understood and from my personaly experience with a power color 7900xtx red devil so maybe try that if you want to give OC those cards another try
since when is using anti aliasing not native res XD using TAA only means you are adding anti aliasing over your native output, TAA is not an upscaling technology
You can change info on the overlay through adrenalin, you can even activate graphs
I have a 4090 and a 7900 GRE in my two systems. AMD is fine and it's insane to me that now people don't buy them more. Especially the GPUs under the 4070 Ti because they're almost all faster and cheaper than the Nvidia equivalent at those price ranges until you get to the 7600.
Thanks for this well done video.
you can definitely customise the overlay and it actually gives you more options than nvidia
I always use AMD RADEON and this video is just awesome!
I've been using nvidia since forever and i didn't have any issues, but i want to upgrade my 2060 and idk if i should jump to team red.
I play The Finals, STALKER gamma, minecraft with shaders + mods and some singleplayer games here and there.
I also make games in UE5 and use solidworks/fusion 360.
I play at 1080p high refresh rate.
Options are: 4060, 6750xt, 7700xt and 4060 ti 8gb
I'm leaning towards the 7700xt mainly because of vram and raster performance but I'm kinda scare to make the switch lol
Thoughts?
Salut, j'ai longtemps hésité entre Nvidia et AMD, chacun a des qualités et des défauts, j'avais le choix entre la rx 7900gre et la rtx 4070 super (pour 60 euro en plus), je ne sais pas si j'ai bien fait, j'ai choisi Nvidia, ce qui m'a vraiment aidé à décidé c'est lorsque j'ai regardé les GPU d'occasion, 90% proviennent d'AMD et 10% de Nvidia, je ne sais pas pourquoi les joueurs AMD revendent plus leurs cartes ici alors que la plupart des gens achètent vert, je me suis dit si les gens avec Nvidia ne revendent pas leur carte graphique c'est surement qu'ils en sont satisfait. J'ai commandé la mienne sur Amazon elle devrait arriver dans une dizaine de jour, c'est surement en l'utilisant longtemps que je pourrais la juger.
You dont overclock on AMD you tune, its about finding a good balance for your card. My 6900xt with an Undervolt, UNDERCLOCK, & Small Ram Adjustments(Fast Timing & +100) gained 13% performance and pulls 60 less watts. Doing just a little research, I found generally accepted clean or stable settings for the 7800 xt. 2700 mhz, 2500 Ram, 1050-1080mV
This is kind of random but why didn't you go for the reference version of the 7800xt instead of the ASUS version?
You can definitely play modern games at 60+ fps high and native 1440p with an RX 7800.
No idea why you'd have to run some sort of dlss like software for anything under 4k.
Just play around with the settings.
Chances are that if you can't hit 60 fps stable at 1440 with that card, its likely another issue on your end, or maybe bad optimization on the devs part.
You should try Tech Preview driver 24.20.11.01 it has FMF2 it has much better latency and look better than FMF. 2:20 You are incorrect Adrenalin overlay does not lack anything You can choose to show many other thing. Sounds like You have left things to learn, simple things.... If You want most performance from Your GPU, You must undervolt and do not push memory clock too high it will make You crush in some games. I have RX 7700 XT undervolt 1005mV and max frequency 2790MHz it does boost higher than that but stays very close to 1005mV. You should not raise Your frequency too high, so core voltage stays around Your set voltage for best results. My card performs same as stock RX 7800 XT
What Software you use for recording because your video quality is good
OBS. AV1 from the new gpus is amazing
You could also use the recording on amd software
Keeping it real....Unless you are looking for really high fps....I very seldom find I need any type of scaling and even if I do use it....I can usually set it up for like 85% and it's fine. Also you mentioned there weren't many tweaking options but there are quite a few more than you mentioned. I think you missed something.
Used amd cards since x1950pro days, a couple years ago switched to 2060s and now 4080s, everything looks and feels better nowadays (referring to drivers and rtx benefits)
After a year and a half my Sapphire rx 6800 xt unfortunately black screen while playing. I am not able to cope with it.
Try changing the thermal paste!!
Could also be the CPU thermal paste too, that happened to me!
I'm still using my GTX 1080, but with new games like FFVII Rebirth requiring D3DU GTX is finally becoming incompatible, I'm hoping the 8800XT will be better value than 5070, would prefer to not support modern Nvidia
Yea I have low expectations for 50 series, but high expectations for 8000 series since they say their midrange will match or beat higher end 40 series cards perf.
building PC rn. without GPU upgrade, and Fractal is the only case, Define 7 for life.
Switched to full AMD, RX6700XT & 5700x3D, best budget option with nvme storage
you diidnt see all your Overlay settings fam, i got Hotspot temps, Frame Gen Lag, Micro stutter percentage, Detect game only, Cpu temps all sorts of stuff, play around with ur Gpu abit
There's more overlays. You didn't check them to show
do you have problem trying to stream ur games on discord?
Amd seems to have a bug that crash ur games if u stream on discord.
I haven't streamed on discord
i dont have any problem streaming it on discord, but whenever im streaming it sometimes it causing microstutter every now and then, but im already fixed it by close the discord app whenever you streaming it, make sure discord only run on TRAY, sorry explanation is not good english is not my main language
Gpu degradation is not really a thing you should worry about. Even if you overclock it it will probably far outlast its usable lifespan. I have a 8600gt that is like 18 years old running in my cnc pc using it daily and it still works fine. 🤷♂
18 years ago stuff was still made to last... Somewhat. Not so much anymore.
I have the same model. It struggles a bit on 1440p in helldivers 2 with sttutters at native. I saw another video where they suggested settings and using render scaling and it seems smoother, but the fps is still well below 100 so I'll need lossless scaling if I want higher fps since there's no DLSS/FSR
Don’t overclock an amd gpu, under volt it, better temps and lower power draw it’s great
isn't the out of vram message problem with nvidia cards knowed to be a result of degrading 13th and 14th gen intel cpu?
you have mentioned that using av1 with very high bitrates was an issue.
What is bitrates that you use in AV1 that don't cause issues?
For 1440p recording 18,000 kbps is stable for me. 20,000 kbps wasn't working well.
@ShadowStarTech thanks for the reply, I really assume Av1 doesn't need too much bitrate to look good, but still, I was expecting more.
I have always purchased nvidia gpu's and this week for the first time i switched to team red with 7800xt and i like it yeah the idle temps are much lower than on nvidia and playing games on ultra and the highest temps that i've seen it was 64c while my rtx was getting in to the 75c range
Very awesome. I might upgrade to this card. :)
It's a great choice. Cooling is not too bad I would recommend it.
Nice video. OC for your card: voltage 1,050. Ram 2500, gpu 2700. Power +11%
1050 is too low. Will cause a crash over long time gameplay. On short gameplay you might not crash but you will definitely. Also, it's not RAM. It's VRAM. And the 7800XT can easily handle 2555 (need to set 2568 in adrenalin) (some models can handle 2600 but that's really the lottery). The GPU voltage for perfect stability is 1150mV. For OC it's 1125. For more OC it's 1100mV (it's usually the limit before potential crash/issues during boot or very long gameplay) everything under 940mV is unplayable for 99% of people. And everything between 940mV and 1100mV will highly overclock your card (since the lower the voltage the higher your clock will be, so the stability will drop too) that's why in most cases all 7000 series cards can handle 1125mV without issues. And lower than 1125mV it will depends of the card/lottery. Personally I set 2838MHz core clock and 2568MHz memory clock with 1100mV perfect in absolutely everything I own. Didn't find anything that caused any issues. On cyberpunk the GPU can be set higher without error. But not the memory (will crash overtime)
@@FireCestina1200 that wont crash if you do a milder OC as i sent you, you robably triyng 3000 mhz gpu/2688 vram wich is a bit strong, my recommandation will work fine even with doubled shader constrain on memory clock.
see you
@@nab-v1whe means not all GPU samples will be able to hit the OC you recommended, some bins are garbage
this card can play all games native in 1440p with 80 - 130 fps
just dont use RayTracing or ultra settings and switch to high settings maybe ... wounderfull how high and ultra settings are looking not so different.
Keep the updates coming
Hello @ShadowStarTech,
I bought and 7800xt nitro in January of this year and was wondering what exactly you mean by the GPU degrading more when in overclock mode?
Its not worth overclocking AMD bc the hotspot temp gets really high
a 6800xt owner here
you can overclock the card even while it has a overclocked edition but the best way is undervolting then do a mild oc
reason you probably crashed was due to high memory frequency some cards can max it out some cant it really comes down to silicon quality most cards should be able to do
anywhere from -50mv to -100mv and maybe 100mhz increase in the clock
also to mention undervolting helps alot not just temps and lifespan of fans but mostly power draw per year electricity in the uk can be expensive so if you game alot undervolting really does wounders in terms of yearly cost
Hey im building a pc soon i am thinking to get a rx 7700xt but i heard there are a lot of stutters and fps drops problems still remain in amd since you are rx 6800xt owner u should know somethink about cuz i dont want to go rtx 4060ti really
@@krontoques anyone who told you that is lying my games have been performing great
@@Jayy_R2 its good to know but i do resesrch before somethink i buy and the thinks i see on reddit people talking about stutters and such got me worring also what driver version u use for your adrenaline ?
@@krontoques latest drivers you could also look on used market great cards on there
how loud is this card? my Gygabite 3070 is like a dryblower when i start even wow ^^ its so terrible becaus everything else is silent because of my watercooling.
I bought the Asrock Challenger model. I loved this card.
My only fear to switch brands is mainly due to play mostly older games and emulators... i think that for emulators, Nvidia offers a much better experience due to ppl using nvidia to create emulators in the first place.
Overclocking ingeneral is a gamble ,always has been .
Some silicon is better , some worse. you can get advertised performance, or get +10% oc.
My Asus TUFF 7800xt can get stable 2900mhz on most games, 2850mhz on others
tried 3ghz , but its stable for short periods only
What CPU do you have ? I have this card with a 5700x and 5700x3d on the way but probably overkill for the 7800xt
Oh you have a 12600? That's a nice CPU I'm surprised your struggling with such a nice one .
Might upgrade to a 12900k since it's really cheap right now and I don't want to risk the intel crap with instability. I probably will wait till Black Friday, though.
@@ShadowStarTech id probably buy the i7 12th you still get the 8 p cores like the I9 just less p cores . The i9 always felt a bit of a rip off Vs what you got as the i9 tax is real.
@@ShadowStarTech by the way you should be able to still turn on intels version on Sam which is resizable bar in bios
Going from a 12600k to a 12700k would see no benefit. I have had resizable bar on even before I switched gpus.
Hey! I'm thinking of buying this same gpu. I want to know if it is good for playing in 4k and if it is good to have for several years. I have an RTX 3060 Ti and I want to make the jump to this card. Thank you!
Curious to know the performance impact recording AND live streaming at the same time 1440p 60fps using AV1 or HEVC codec.
As a 3060ti owner the 8GB vram is holding me back a bit but the Nvenc chip is great for content creation. Looking into getting a 7800XT or 7800 GRE.
I haven't streamed, but AV1 recording is excellent! I don't notice much of an fps impact at 1440p 60fps, mayybee 2-5 fps max.
About to build my new rig the next week with 7900 XT and 9800X3D. Switching from Nvidia. I thought I'd finally get the RTX and that famous DLSS experience everyone's raving abo6, but their pricing and lousy amount of vram really pushed me away. My old rig has a GTX 1660 Super and Ryzen 5 3600 so it's quite the upgrade. 😁 Exited to try AMD GPU first time in well over a decade. My last AMD GPU was HD 6950 from 2010. And back then I was on i5 2500K.
What game is that?
my 7900xt will arrive this week
Hope you went With the gigabyte or asus tuf version. All the other manufacturers tend to have massive coilwhine with the 7900xt
That's uncharted territory for you, my friend
Yeah. Check out the Uncharted games. :)
That's a load of crap.
uncharted goated games
I switch RTX 3080 10gb with RX 7800xt 16gb and there is noticeable difference in quality, sharpness and performance towards AMD, Anti lag always on in game section of Adrenaline. For me overclocking and little undervolting works excellent from there, when needed it makes really big difference for RX 7800xt vs 3080 or 4070 with same option setting in games with ray tracing too. I'm single player so everything in native 4k only with the best possible next gen visuals on modern TV HDMI 2.1 standards above 120hz VRR and all, everything above 40 fps is excellent for me in native and on AMD is much sharper textures filtering than on Nvidia default on very high forced in Nvidia driver option it looks closer to AMD crispiness, al the best recommendations for RX 7800xt but it is not for lazy uninformed people who don't want to learn how or don't have a time to setup such perfection, thanks AMD. Please don't bring confusion to potential users, spend time experimenting with the settings and careful undervolting no fps without power 😊. On my RTX 3080 I tried DLSS versions and it's blurry too, on big modern TV screens forget about upscaling we can notice tiniest details, it can pass on smaller monitors in some fast games, but reminder Antilag always on is miracle
Hi , could you tell does asus dual rx7700xt light up the inscription? Today i bought it and they dont light. Does it issue or not? Sorry about my English)
I am running a 6800xt on 3440x1440 res. Had to undervolt my gpu so it gets less power throttled and now all games run natively without fsr on at least 60 fps with settings on high or ultra (in cyberpunk & hogwards). I would also recommend trying out frame gen but the "soft" version that only pumps up the fps by like 50-60% which makes it barely noticeable, I am usually not a fan of frame gen at all. Nvidia can suck my big toe.
What do you think about the Asrock challenger OC 7900 the dual fan gre edition? Is there problems in the tempreature
What game is this on your video
I had an RX 6800 XT bought for msrp from a retailer in my country in my local currency (so it was a little higher than msrp). It was a great card for 1440p. But last year March I bought an RTX 4080, it was very expensive but worth it because I really wanted to dive deep into Ray Tracing and in 1440p the RTX 4080 is a beast. To be honest the RX 6800 XT is still a great GPU not much slower than a RX 7800 XT and I'm sure the 7800 XT is capable of native non RT gaming because my RX 6800 XT is capable of it in most games maybe not in the highest settings but if the highest setting is Ultra then the 6800 XT on High is a beast. I still own the RX 6800 XT and I want to build a new machine and put it back to my current machine and give it to my brother.
Are you streaming on twitch?? Does av1 supported?
I don't stream, only record. And pretty sure Twitch doesn't have AV1 support *yet*.
Is this game Uncharted? If yes which part?
It's uncharted 4... I think he's in the middle part of the game, Where u mostly drive the jeep.
@@YoYo-be4ow thanks for the info
Native high/ultra in most 1440p game is doable. Upscaled 1080p to 1440p in most latest game/very very demanding game / a bit older game with RT is doable. Upscaled 1080p to 1440p + FG for demanding game + RT is doable. Upscaled 1440p to 4K high/ultra is doable on demanding game is doable.
My 7800XT (Second weakest after reference card, XFX Qick 319) can totally handle above 60 FPS no FG/AFMF) 4K FSR2.1 cyberpunk with high/ultra settings for example .
7800XT OC (manual OC) can get close to 7900GRE or beat it sometimes in games.
Hello guys i need your help i have rx5700 i can't use xess it give me lower fps than native on quality mod
is anyone know how to fix this?
One more question how to get fluid motion frame because i can't find it in my adrenaline settings
thanks in advance
I've been very happy with AMD graphics cards for years. Currently, I'm using the 7900XT on a 4K 240Hz OLED display. Price/Raster-wise, you can find really great deals vs Nvidia. enjoy your new GPU! +sub.
I hope to upgrade to a 4k high refresh rate OLED some day when they aren't $1,000!
@@ShadowStarTech yeah i agree that the prices atm are insane.
Yes its true. wanted to go with 4070ti super, but there wasnt rly a good offer under 900. So i snatched the same lvl performance 7900xt (since i dont care about raytracing) for 590€! What an insane deal and value... i am doing 4k in any game i play and i love it.
590? That's incredible!
My 5700xt has been nothing but a hazzle, i dont play many AAA titles and its causing all sorts of weird straight to windows for no reason, no OC anywhere not even XMP, doesnt come close to 70°c on any component that i can tell, so not overheating either.
I have installed who even knows how many drivers over the 5'ish years ive had it, running DDU and reverting back and forgetting what settings i need to do with what because its not having the same problems with every driver in every game or browsers, and its not the same games that takes issue in all versions, its been hell, and ive settled on 23.8.1 as it has been the one that caused the least amount of issues happening at the same time (keyword is least), but in the years ive had the card it has been nothing but "what is it this time!?".
We are not talking settings that makes a whole lot of sense either for it to be stable for any game.
Not worth the money saved for me.
If AMD decides to have really good drivers at some point i might give them a whirl again.
Been running Nvidia 20 years past that, and ive never had anything remotely like this ever with any card or driver to this extend, sure ive had wonky Nvidia drivers before, sure it has been crashing somtimes, but i was always able to use overall settings to solve the issues period.
I can understand the lure of price and charm, and when it performs its really good for their price, however when it doesnt work you want to yeet the card because youre going to spend more time attempting to fix whatever the hell is wrong with the driver than you are playing a game.
If your card and drivers work 100% in everything you use it for then consider yourself lucky.
And that's my honest take on it.
Runs every game native at 1440p the hell you talking about
I'm considering asus Dual . there's a smoking deal on it for 400 USD at my local Computer Store but Wanted a Review before I pulled the trigger as a few yeara ago Asus Refused to AMA a Am4 Motherboard I brought .. so I turned me off buy Asus for a while