itsmydamnation
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I just got a ref 5700 couldnt resist the price of 480 aud Inc 10% tax, so reversing that out its 290usd. Ref 5700 normally got for about 590 aud
I just got a ref 5700 couldnt resist the price of 480 aud Inc 10% tax, so reversing that out its 290usd. Ref 5700 normally got for about 590 aud
Which card? A few AIBs have their own software, MSI afterburner is the best, but it was borked for me too. There have been two driver updates since returning mine, so hopefully you have better luck.
I've tinkered with my 5700 a bit further. I set the GPU clock all the way up to 1850Mhz, the highest Wattman will allow it to go.
Since I can't seem to set the voltage any lower than 975mv, I moved the Power Limit down to -10% to see if I could make the card run a bit cooler while also still maintaining good clocks.
The card is still running like a champ. Running Unigine Heaven on loop, the GPU clock is regularly hitting almost 1800Mhz, while the power usage sits at only ~125 watts. For temperature, the main GPU temp barely breaks 80 degrees (maybe 81 or 82). Hot spot temperature barely breaks 90 degrees. Keep in mind, this is a blower cooler in my warm apartment during the middle of August, so I suspect it will get cooler as the weather gets better.
Pretty nifty overall. It seems like a no-brainer to immediately undervolt this card and then OC it as high as it will go. Either that, or I just happened to acquire a good specimen.
Next item of business is probably to figure out a way to remove the 1850Mhz clock limit imposed by AMD, if that's even possible right now.
You might be able to remove it with the software linked in the post above yours.
I am likely going to wait for a higher end Navi card or equivalent, but I am wondering why it is so difficult to find good non reference 5700 cards? I have consistently seen pulses all sold out, and I don't think I have ever actually seen a site offer a red devil.
What gives? Where are all the non reference cards?
I am likely going to wait for a higher end Navi card or equivalent, but I am wondering why it is so difficult to find good non reference 5700 cards? I have consistently seen pulses all sold out, and I don't think I have ever actually seen a site offer a red devil.
What gives? Where are all the non reference cards?
Can you guys report what memory temperature you're getting while under load?
After several minutes of straight load, my memory temps reach up to 92 or 93 C. And to top it off - this isn't even on a reference card, but rather, a Powercolor Red Devil that I just picked up a few days ago.
Regular GPU temperature looks great, but memory temperature looks surprisingly high, considering how good of a cooler the Red Devil is supposed to have. I did a brief google search, and it looks like another user with the same card is also getting similar temps on load (about 92 C).
What is the max limit on Navi's memory temperature, anyway?
Can you guys report what memory temperature you're getting while under load?
After several minutes of straight load, my memory temps reach up to 92 or 93 C. And to top it off - this isn't even on a reference card, but rather, a Powercolor Red Devil that I just picked up a few days ago.
Regular GPU temperature looks great, but memory temperature looks surprisingly high, considering how good of a cooler the Red Devil is supposed to have. I did a brief google search, and it looks like another user with the same card is also getting similar temps on load (about 92 C).
What is the max limit on Navi's memory temperature, anyway?
Sure thing. Do you know if your cooler directly touches/cools your memory chips? If it does, that temp seems high. If not, sounds about right.
Given this info, and since I suspect it is an assembly issue, RMA and try again, is my advice.I'm not sure. I don't think I'm feeling adventurous enough to disassemble my card and find out either.