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WereCat

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    WereCat #0437
  • Steam
    http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197999269752
  • Twitch.tv
    https://www.twitch.tv/themightywerecat

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Slovakia
  • Interests
    PC, Music, Books
  • Member title
    Bad Apple

System

  • CPU
    Ryzen 7 5800X3D
  • Motherboard
    ASUS X570 Crosshair VIII Hero Wi-Fi
  • RAM
    64GB (4x16GB Dual Rank) Micron E-Die 3200MHz CL16 (stock)
  • GPU
    RX 6800 XT Sapphire Pulse
  • Case
    Lian-Li O11 XL
  • Storage
    Crucial MX500 500GB, 2x XPG SX-8500 Pro 1TB M.2 NVMe, Seagate Barracuda 2TB Advanced Format, Samsung 850 EVO 500GB 2.5" SSD
  • PSU
    EVGA G3 750W
  • Display(s)
    Oculus Rift, AOC AG271QG (1440p 165Hz AH-IPS G-Sync), 2x ViewSonix VX3211-2K-MHD (1440p 60Hz IPS)
  • Cooling
    Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360mm CPU cooler + 7x Arctic P12 PWM case fans
  • Keyboard
    CM Storm Ultimate with Cherry MX Blue, Steam Controller
  • Mouse
    Razer Basillisk Ultimate (wireless) + dock, Logitech G502 Spectrum
  • Sound
    Sennheiser HD650, S. M. S. L. M6 Mini DAC, SONY WH1000XM3, BlueYeti (black) microphone
  • Operating System
    Windows 11 PRO x64-bit, Linux - Pop!_OS x64

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  1. AMD on Linux sucks more for work than on Windows. Many video editing programs like KDenlive or Davinci Resolve don't even support HEVC HW encoders on AMD. Blender will not render with the GPU unless you use the non-FOSS Pro driver. These things actually work on NVIDIA on Linux better... But then there's the thing with NVIDIA that not all series cards work and usually new HW is huge hit and miss.
  2. Too many variables but I'd personally try adjusting SOC and DRAM Voltage manually first.
  3. 1400MHz = 2800MT/s If those are dual rank sticks then it's not going to work easily without some manual tuning as you're likely held back by the 2000 series Ryzens memory controller which isn't that great and can be very picky.
  4. I have the same headphones and I do the same thing. Though sometimes when I'm lazy to fetch my phone to turn off BT when I'm trying to connect to my laptop then I'll just hold the power button until I get into pairing mode and then connect them to laptop.
  5. I've ran my Patriot Vipers at 1.75V for daily back when I had 4770k. I believe that's safe for DDR3
  6. I had 4770k that was running like a furnace and after delid I used liquid metal and had Dark Rock Pro 2 cooler. Could run it daily at 4.6GHz 1.4V and it was peaking to mid 80C during heavy AVX loads. I personally never bothered with Prime95 but I used Linpack Extreme instead.
  7. You need both a Ryzen with integrated graphics and an AMD dGPU
  8. Looks good. First time I see this. I just bound Mangohud config file to open with Super+Space so that I can do quick edits whenever I need
  9. IDK about a single tool that can do this and with a GUI. Most of the good ones run in the terminal like BTOP for example. For GPU you can use Corectrl (not sure how it works or if at all if you have NVIDIA card though). For Ryzen 5000 and newer you'll also probably need Zen3power to be able to monitor CPU power usage.
  10. If you mean in-game then Mangohud (can also log) No GUI but you can easily control stuff by editing the config file.
  11. Not sure how that would help. It will just make the clocks not drop as much when bouncing off of power limit but the card will still be able to be fully utilized. On top of that reducing voltage may introduce more instability. I think FPS cap is the easiest solution since the capability is also built into the AMD Adrenaline software.
  12. Patch notes from newest driver: So to avoid 100% GPU util, it's best to use some sort of an FPS cap. Yes, it's normal for drivers to have issues, NVIDIA has them too... people just don't scream about them as much for some reason.
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