AMD RX 7000 series GPU Owners' Club

[AusWolf]

i meant that poeple are worrying for no reason at all just because we now have sensor to read temps we couldnt many years agon and no one gave a shit. you get it? people should only worry with temps if it gets really hot for no reason at all or when it really has an issue which is rare. if the hot spot is 105 celsius who cares? these thing got tested for thousands of hours. every gpu gets tested before getting into the box. some get tested for 24 hours straight some only 1-2 hours but if it passes it gets boxed and sold.

or even better hur durhh my gpu reaches 80 celsius is that okay ? my cpu kis at 90 celsius hurr durhhh damn so many useless forum help posts .

cpu doesnt gives a shit if it runs 50 celsius or 100 celsius for a decade straight.

Well, I agree - as long as temps are safe, they're safe, that's that.

But I don't think the last few posts were as worrisome as you think. Actually, they came across to me as kind of happy about some temperature saved, regardless whether a higher one would still be OK or not.

 

[Deleted member 237813]

It does matter as Edge temp is basically useless. Fan curve goes with the hotspot temp, not edge.

very dependent on the used hardware. 200 watts gpu or 400 watts? hot gpus run often very low rpm hot and silent. ot loud and cool? or both? with these monster coolers of today who cares? i can barely hear my 7900xt wheni put in 360 watts.

 

[AusWolf]

sure enjoy it. i personally couldnt care less if my gpu runs with 1 mhz if the fps is good thats all that matters, how its achieved i dont care much lol.


thats why there is no reason to fear temps modern hardware will regulate itsself if it hits a limit. and also while its throttling you wont lose anything that is more than measurable. if a gpu runs with 2900mh or 2700mhz it doesnt matter you wont feel the difference in gameplay.

and if you throttle then your system is i dont even know how anyone can have a system with bad air flow or anything. you only need 2 fans thats all 1 front 1 back. people with 10 fans are running worse than they would with 3-4 which is the sweetspot even then it only matter if yaou have an 4090 running wild and a modern high end intel cpu. otherwise it doesnt matter.

shit with a 4070 ypou could get away with 1 fan on the back. especially with mesh front. but as weall know more fans and rgb gets you more fps. thats why i attached freaking xenon lights to my pc

I agree with that too - any OC has very minimal effect on gameplay, if any. But I do accept the fact that some people like tinkering with numbers, it gives them pleasure.

Some people also like to play competitively, whereas I don't see the point. It doesn't make my taste in games any better or worse, just different.

As for RGB, everybody knows that it makes your PC faster with its magical healing powers, but xeon lights actually slow it down with radiation that is lethal to the tiny invisible chip-fairies.

The last line is a joke.

 

[Ferrum Master]

Linux is on hiatus until the HDR support improves, but probably will be using it eventually.

It would be more great to asks some fellow user if something doesn't work. Currently I would be curios about your experience cohabiting ROCm with Mesa for Davinci Resolve .

Kapton tape mitigates any concern about being conductive. But thing is... stock paste is unusable for sure... The uneven multichip die seems to make it even worse.

 

[R-T-B]

It would be more great to asks some fellow user if something doesn't work. Currently I would be curios about your experience cohabiting ROCm with Mesa for Davinci Resolve

I don't and have never used Davinci Resolve, so can't comment there.

 

[Zach_01]

If you want to see what the actual maximum hotspot temp is run the AIDA64 GPGPU benchmark.

Just run it for the sake of experiment
WOW
Definately the highest hotspot I ever saw, highest delta and highest clocks!

TBP at 402W


Took SS the second it finished... look at those darn clocks!



Re did the test with just 1050 >> 1150mV
Same TBP, edge/hotspot temps, highest core voltage but a bit higher avg core voltage and 80~150MHz less avg clocks



And some regular stuff from the past

 

[Kabouter Plop]

It would be more great to asks some fellow user if something doesn't work. Currently I would be curios about your experience cohabiting ROCm with Mesa for Davinci Resolve .

Kapton tape mitigates any concern about being conductive. But thing is... stock paste is unusable for sure... The uneven multichip die seems to make it even worse.

Cooling surface it self can also be uneven as is often the case with waterblock for ekwb which what powercolor used for the liquid devil in my case

 

[Vayra86]

thats why there is no reason to fear temps modern hardware will regulate itsself if it hits a limit. and also while its throttling you wont lose anything that is more than measurable. if a gpu runs with 2900mh or 2700mhz it doesnt matter you wont feel the difference in gameplay.

and if you throttle then your system is i dont even know how anyone can have a system with bad air flow or anything. you only need 2 fans thats all 1 front 1 back. people with 10 fans are running worse than they would with 3-4 which is the sweetspot even then it only matter if yaou have an 4090 running wild and a modern high end intel cpu. otherwise it doesnt matter.

shit with a 4070 ypou could get away with 1 fan on the back. especially with mesh front. but as weall know more fans and rgb gets you more fps. thats why i attached freaking xenon lights to my pc

If I want throttling parts, I'll buy myself a 600 dollar 'gaming' laptop, thanks for the advice though

Temp throttling can be anything from unnoticeable to devastating to performance. You're making a lot of blanket statements that barely make sense at this point.

 

[Deleted member 237813]

i never gave an advice.

then simply ignore me.

 

[Vya Domus]

Does anyone know where to buy legit PTM7950 in EU ?

 

[Kabouter Plop]

Does anyone know where to buy legit PTM7950 in EU ?

I got it from ebuy7

Honeywell PTM7950 0.2mm 8.5W/mK High Thermal Conductivity Phase Change Silicone Pad for CPU and GPU High-Performance Devices

Honeywell ptm7950 phase change thermal pad, designed for computers cpu & gpu, incorporating silicone grease and paste pad patch material. enhances device cooling. boost performance. - Honeywell Ptm7950, Honeywell Thermal Paste, Honeywell Ptm7950 - 20*30*0.2mm in one piece Other Computer Peripherals

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There is also moddiy

Honeywell PTM7950 SP Super Highly Thermally Conductive PCM Pad

Buy Honeywell PTM7950 SP Super Highly Thermally Conductive PCM Pad for €5.57 with Free Shipping Worldwide (In Stock)

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When i ordered it i just got more then i needed cos it can be bit hard to work with putting it in the fridge for like hour or more so it can cool and get solid makes it bit easier, or like 10 minutes in the freezer
You may be able to find it on amazon to.

via ebuy7 altho shiping was expensive via dhl it took less then a week to arive in the Netherlands.

 

[remekra]

Speaking of pointless monitoring, can recommend the new Gskill Wigidash. Had a cheap chinese USB-C screen but this one beats it easily.
Easy to set up a looks nice, maybe with more time it could look even better with AIDA64 and it's not connected with HDMI so no second screen in Windows.

 

[Zach_01]

Speaking of pointless monitoring, can recommend the new Gskill Wigidash. Had a cheap chinese USB-C screen but this one beats it easily.
Easy to set up a looks nice, maybe with more time it could look even better with AIDA64 and it's not connected with HDMI so no second screen in Windows.

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Pointless monitoring is my dope, thanks!
Nice little screen addition. Lots of different settings and configurations on quite a few apps.

AIDA:

 

[remekra]

Yeah there is a market in the app with current plugins for HWinfo, Spotify etc. Hope that it will grow and see some interesting ones.

 

[Kabouter Plop]

Well......... AMD released 24.2.1 in preview driver form rather then an actual driver, and ofcourse no mention of dying light 2 once.

https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-24-2-1-helldivers-2

Im starting to regret buying AMD gpu in last 2 generations, cos of AMD ignorance, at the same time i hate NVIDIA cos of their garbage 12 pin connector.
I hate it when AMD is acting tone deaf, they also mentioned driver issues with world of warcraft, they are finally starting to admit one issue that has been issue for a very long time, but still ignore the video scheduler issues with wow where game just freezes and driver time outs do not happen as they should, cos the system is still responsive in background just displays are frozen.

Speaking of pointless monitoring, can recommend the new Gskill Wigidash. Had a cheap chinese USB-C screen but this one beats it easily.
Easy to set up a looks nice, maybe with more time it could look even better with AIDA64 and it's not connected with HDMI so no second screen in Windows.

I use hwinfo + info panel + wallpaper engine on my small raspery pi display in potrait mode.

Hwinfo + infopanel + wallpaper engine

www.youtube.com

I could potentially make info panel display stuff as a web page and then display it on raspery pi display connected to a raspery pi so its not a screen connected to my system.

 

[AusWolf]

Speaking of pointless monitoring, can recommend the new Gskill Wigidash. Had a cheap chinese USB-C screen but this one beats it easily.
Easy to set up a looks nice, maybe with more time it could look even better with AIDA64 and it's not connected with HDMI so no second screen in Windows.

View attachment 334971

Looks awesome, just a tad expensive. I think I'll stay with the Chinese screen + Task Manager + GPU-Z combo for now, but definitely added it to my Amazon wish list. Thanks for the info!

 

[Deleted member 237813]

nice video

 

[AusWolf]

nice video

I don't really understand the purpose of these kind of comparisons, to be honest. Why would you want to run two different architectures that were designed to run at different clock speeds, at the same clock speed?

 

[Deleted member 237813]

If you dont know that theres no reason to talk about it.

This way you can see the real gains if any. ipc, average number of instructions executed for each clock cycle

Turing to Ampere, Ampere is much faster at the same clock speeds.

Ampere to ada. a 3070 with 2ghz is exactly as fast as a 4070 with 2ghz.

 

[AusWolf]

If you dont know that theres no reason to talk about it.

This way you can see the real gains if any. ipc, average number of instructions executed for each clock cycle

Turing to Ampere, Ampere is much faster at the same clock speeds.

Ampere to ada. a 3070 with 2ghz is exactly as fast as a 4070 with 2ghz.

I don't doubt that. No wonder I call Ada "Ampere 2.0".

What I'm doubting is the usefulness of this information.

 

[Deleted member 237813]

its not always about usefulness. we are on a forum where many people love hardware and maybe find it interesting thats all.

 

[Vya Domus]

It's very difficult to improve IPC in a GPU, as a matter of fact there is very little that can be done, GPU cores have little out of order execution, no speculative execution, no branch predictor, shallow pipelines etc.

5-10% is actually quite impressive, most of it coming from the dual issue shaders no doubt.

 

[remekra]

There is a difference in arch from small RDNA3 to big ones.

AMD’s RX 7600: Small RDNA 3 Appears

Editor’s Note (6/14/2023): We have a new article that reevaluates the cache latency of Navi 31, so please refer to that article for some new latency data.

chipsandcheese.com

Not a big one but still.

 

[Deleted member 237813]

yea since the small boy is still monolithic.

 

[3x0]

Would be more interesting to see 7900 GRE vs 6950XT at the same clocks. ROPs aren't the same but oh well.