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AMD Debuts Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070 Powered by RDNA 4, and FSR 4

Niner said:
For the first time in many years I have a non Nvidia card in my main PC. Bought a Sapphire 9070XT Nitro + and I have to say I have zero regrets so far.
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That Sapphire is absolute brick man!...but I like big video cards and I cannot lie :p
It was among the considerations for me at the time, but I ruled it out seeing as my psu has three dedicated 8-pin outs.

learners permit said:
-80mv might be a bit too much uv for some cores but -40-50 isn't a bad result either. Only the best cores hit -80-100 from what I've seen. I'm also basing my results from stability in VR environments which tend to be more demanding of stability.
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My findings are it varies game by game. I'm playing Dragonkin: The Banished (UE5,kinda meh game btw) at -85 uv stable and was running -100 for hours and hours until it finally locked up on my one day. On the contrary though, back when I was running Ratchet and Clank I had to significantly back off the uv to achieve stability. I think it was down to around even -50 iirc
 
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That's what I've found also. If I leave it at 0 uv, I am stable. I can definitely get more performance and higher clocks if I undervolt (Nitro+ anywhere from -70 to -120), but I'm not stable in all games at all times. Some are fine...others are not.
 
That was easy, it worked without issue.

So glad I don't use Windows anymore!
 
My 21-year old son just bought a Gigabyte 9070xt on Friday. I know that the data suggests that nVidia has a massive market share advantage, but my house is now split down the middle. I have a RTX 5070ti, youngest has a RTX 3070, two older kids have RX9070xt. I must say that other than my oldest son having Crimson Desert crash on loading for a few weeks straight, I am very impressed with the new AMD cards.
 
Vegas P11 said:
My 21-year old son just bought a Gigabyte 9070xt on Friday. I know that the data suggests that nVidia has a massive market share advantage, but my house is now split down the middle. I have a RTX 5070ti, youngest has a RTX 3070, two older kids have RX9070xt. I must say that other than my oldest son having Crimson Desert crash on loading for a few weeks straight, I am very impressed with the new AMD cards.
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You can test in Adrenaline > Graphics > AFMF.
 
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