Radeon RX 6700, 6700 XT & 6750 XT users club

[Caring1]

Try something like these from a local store online:

Amazon.com.au : conductive paint

 

[tech9pc]

Heres a pic of the damage on the front side of the card ... across the pcie pins. Ya I might try a tiny dab of conductive silver paint across the gouge lines on the worst pins around the middle area first and see what happens. Only thing with the paint or paste is everyone is saying it does not bond well or conduct very well either. As well as flake off. Think I am going to need a microscope first though to do this. One touching shorted pin will probly toast the card and worse the mobo I plug it into. Don't want that lol

 

[eidairaman1]

I understand that but what can they do that cannot do myself. Except charge me for services a 12 year old can do. I have spent 55 years doing things myself lol .. no fancy fake degrees or tens of thousands of dollars in student debt and still working at McDonalds lol. Just point me in the right direction .. don't need my hand held .. or pay my way through life. Any real advice appreciated thanks all.

Try something like these from a local store online:

Amazon.com.au : conductive paint

Very old technique

Once the stuff is dry use capton tape to protect it

 

[skiper]

no mistake, it will be the ambient temperature, anyway the source goes in the trash...

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

I did the most balanced for image quality and performance without ray tracing in Cyberpunk 2077: (Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 6750 XT at default)

Just looked at the reported video memory and apparently, I have an "11 GiB" card, as if it were an 'RTX 2080 or 'RTX 2070, LOL. ("11 GB" is a meme for Turing RTX) (2080, maybe 2070?)

 

[Macro Device]

I did the most balanced for image quality and performance without ray tracing in Cyberpunk 2077: (Sapphire Nitro+ Radeon RX 6750 XT at default)

Just looked at the reported video memory and apparently, I have an "11 GiB" card, as if it were an 'RTX 2080 or 'RTX 2070, LOL.
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I run all Ultra (with SSR at High) + XeSS Quality so it's almost constantly over 100 FPS. Same 1440p (on a 1080p panel). Love this smoothness more than I love image quality (which is honestly impossible to achieve at reasonable framerates on 6700 XT).

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

My OLED monitor is 3440x1440, but that seems pointless for many new games now.

 

[AusWolf]

My OLED monitor is 3440x1440, but that seems pointless for many new games now.

How so? The 21:9 aspect ratio was the only reason I upgraded from 1080p. The extra FoV is nice.

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

How so? The 21:9 aspect ratio was the only reason I upgraded from 1080p. The extra FoV is nice.

First off, 3440x1440 didn't seem to benefit Beam NG, just resulted in FPS loss. Until I can upgrade the graphics, looks like I'll be lucky to even get 2560x1440 on the new stuff, other than e-sports.

 

[wheresmycar]

First off, 3440x1440 didn't seem to benefit Beam NG, just resulted in FPS loss. Until I can upgrade the graphics, looks like I'll be lucky to even get 2560x1440 on the new stuff, other than e-sports.

thats graphics power deprivation right there! One of the reasons, seeing 30/40-series prices, I stopped dead in my tracks for my long-standing desire to shift up to 1440-ultrawide or 4K.

Looks like I’m riding the standard 1440p train straight to the afterlife. Even at 2560x1440 some of my most played games are GPU-hamstrung (RTX 3080). I'm still getting good performance but some titles required some careful tweaking with a mix of med-high-ultra settings with a balance of keeping the visuals from being noticeably compromised and hitting an average of 90fps+. For me thats borderline "TAKE-MY-MONEY" territory right there.

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

Looks like I'm doing many Cyberpunk 2077 benchies in a bit! ¡Con las palmas! ¡Feliz navidad!

GPU core OC'ed to 2.9 GHz: Update: Looks like I lose performance consistently with GPU Vcore at less than 1175mV.

Second screenshot is with a VRAM OC. (As of 11 PM EST)

 

[AusWolf]

thats graphics power deprivation right there! One of the reasons, seeing 30/40-series prices, I stopped dead in my tracks for my long-standing desire to shift up to 1440-ultrawide or 4K.

Looks like I’m riding the standard 1440p train straight to the afterlife. Even at 2560x1440 some of my most played games are GPU-hamstrung (RTX 3080). I'm still getting good performance but some titles required some careful tweaking with a mix of med-high-ultra settings with a balance of keeping the visuals from being noticeably compromised and hitting an average of 90fps+. For me thats borderline "TAKE-MY-MONEY" territory right there.

If not for the the 21:9 aspect ratio, I would have ridden the 1080p train to the afterlife. Ever since 1080p, I've never felt the need to upgrade just for more pixels. The extra field of view is nice, though.