Paragon_X

Actually the did accept the RMA no questions asked even if the recommended power supply is 750w. So i now have the TX850 M 3080 booted but i got artefacts due to simingly VRAM issues, so i RMA'd that as well. Ended up buying a 3060 ti as it was the only thing i could find in stock.

I think it was a PSU issue, these sudden crashes and GPU got damaged by those continuous on and offs. I messaged Seasonic to see if they might cover something under warranty.

Switched to a corsair TX850M it now booted but I am getting artifacts which means RIP GPU, sending it back for RMA.

Seems so, Hopefully the 3080 is healthy, will have to wait until tomorrow to check.

So most probably is as I suspected the 3080 was too much for this PSU.

Hey everyone, I have a Seasonic Focus plus gold 650W. Which I believe in the PSU tier list marks it as having issues with high end Ampere GPUs (it isnt clear if it is only referring to the Focus Line or the focus plus). So the PC was working fine while playing Cyberpunk and suddenly froze. When i tried to boot it up it didnt do anything i could hear strong clicking sound from the PSU when i booted it. I replaced the card with a 3060 ti and it booted normally but didnt put any load to it. I have already ordered another PSU (Corsair TX850M) just to be on the safe side and hoping my 3080 didnt just die. What is your take in this ?

Did you use XMP settings on the ram? if yes try to scale down the clocks. And try to see if it is more stable. My asus B450 strix had the same issues with ram

Lets hope that it is only regarding the laptop parts, the 560X is Polaris 21 really small chip so 60% over that isn't something to write home about.

So Vega 20 late November. lets hope they might be able to perform this time around.

So let me get this straight. PCP is both getting paid by companies to do "white papers" aka paid positive reviews. And then they review the products again on the "review business" PCP. They got exposed and people say that the person exposing them is on the wrong? What the actual F. They should choose one of the 2, either doing white papers or real reviews, this is text book conflict of interest. It doesn't matter if it is Intel Nvidia or AMD or any other tech company, they still get paid for the white papers. You expect me to believe that Company A pays you amount X to do a white paper, and if it sucks you are gonna tear them a new one in your review? No chance of happening, because you will lose the customer on the paid review business. Behind the two companies are the same people.

You bring up a good point. I believe that with rumours regarding Navi and how Ryzen's architecture is, AMD is moving towards a scalable GPU architecture with an infinity-fabric type of interposer. And even from the Hawai Era the GPU compute tech was miles ahead than their CPU dep. Even with VEGA there is a ton of futures that stay unused because developers wont optimize for AMD. This push with intel even on the low end with an APU will bring some good change in the scene.

I have to agree, I had a Sapphire Vapor X 290, and it was a beast in all aspects.

I believe that this is done to purely go for Mixed GPU marketshare, as this will push more developers in some ways to optimize for AMD tech, so low end PCs + consoles with AMD GPUS will be over 50% of gaming tech marketshare in the long run. Plus this enable more programmes to run better on apple since they prefer intel CPUs with AMD GPUs and this might even help to thwart the CUDA ecosystem (at-least on the low end)

under AIDA64 stabilty test for 35min it reached 80C

Oh I dont mean RGB leds Just a White led lighting up the AMD Logo