Anon7mous

I'm actually returning my 5700xt tomorrow. I have nothing against AMD, I've been basically using their CPUs and GPUs since 2013 but ever since I got my 5700xt 2 weeks ago I'm having driver issues. Constant black screens, crashes etc and I'm just can't take it anymore.
 
I heard some people complaining about gigabyte having bad build quality... 

I do my fan control in the BIOS.  I have an ASUS x470 prime, I'd imagine the fan control would be the same as your X570 tuf.  I ended up setting all fans to the silent profile, the CPU boosts to almost the same regardless of 68 or 72 degrees and the near silent running is worth way more to me than 25mhz.  When getting the fans dialed in, fan orientation made the biggest difference in temperatures.  I run negative pressure and flow from back to front and that made most of the difference, flow balance between a couple of the fans also impacted things more than I would have thought.  That said with a different case and a different cooler about all I can really comment on is that I think your CPU temps should be better with the dark rock pro.
 
I should have mentioned in the post above, GPU is a gigabyte 2070 super, it sees between 66-70 throughout the blender & heaven benchmarks

Kryonaut. I would just use a dot. Tried spreading it, but didn't get good temps compared to just pea method. Just make sure it spread nicely all over the die. 
If you want more airflow in the case you could remove front dust-filter, but then again.. More dust.

I think those idle and load temps are normal. My ambient temperature is 26C and my CPU at idle is 41C using a scythe fuma 2 cooler. I have four 140mm intake fans and one 120mm exhaust fan on a cooler master NR400 case.
This is what I set for case intake fans:
30 degrees C, winter & night idle temp, fan speed 0%.
40C, summer day time idle temp, case fan speed 1%
50C, gaming temp, fan speed to 50%.
I set fan speed to 100% at 69C.
CPU fan and exhaust fan are linked on a splitter cable and I left it to default PWM settings.

Im also looking for a 2070 Super, and im also returning my 5700XT for the exact same reason. Constant black screens and i have tried everything, i even bought a new PSU, swapped ram, swapped PCIE slots, re-fitted all cables nothing works. The AMD forum is filled with complaints about the black screen of death so i dont feel that confident getting another one the only thing that worked for me was switching the 5700XT with my older card rx480 and no more black screens! Now im looking for a nVidia card because im tired of AMDs horrible drivers.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Ej9mOe5NamLldpfyFfXrqvLMZP-aG2Zi1su7QzPRNJY/edit#gid=0
 
It does work

It just sounds like a bad GPU that could use an RMA/exchange, only other thing would be flashing a fresh bios onto it if you have some way to recover from that.

the issue when you start to go for higher end 2070 supers is that you get into entry level 2080s, same for most GPUs really.

How much are used 1080tis compared to 2070 supers?

So Germany based? Should be much more available to you

Ah I found it. 510€. That actually looks perfect. Thank you!

that monitor isn't in sleep mode it's just on showing a black image

Is it a ips panel ?
 
If so, it’s glow/ ips bleed. Not much you can do.. some have worse than others 

this monitor might just not support whatever feature allows the monitor to simply go into standby , I believe using something like hdmi instead of dvi might have this effect on some monitors. 

For example a televison won't shut off when it looses an hdmi signal

set the entire machine to sleep after 1 minute , essentially the machine needs to not send a signal for the monitor to sleep

I think I managed to solve it allowing USB ports in device manager to be able to wake up the PC. It still looks weird to me because the PC would wake up but the monitor would not but apparently the solution was simple.
 
Thanks for helping me anyway!

Lightingservice.exe is the Aura Sync app from asus, it has a lot of problems.
https://rog.asus.com/forum/showthread.php?102062-LightingService-exe-is-activating-EAC-anti-cheat-on-games
 

You could test the problem by plugging the monitor into any other devices you may have available like a laptop, but you can also easily diagnose if it is windows by using a linux distro (you can just run it live off a USB)
Does unplugging and plugging the cable back in wake it up?
You can make sure that windows does not go to sleep and unplug the cable, wait for the monitor to go to sleep and then plug the cable back in to see if that wakes it up.
Edit: I would also try using both the Display port and HDMI connector to see if that makes any difference.

5700XT is a choice between GR Breakpoint and BL3. The 3700x is a choice between GR Breakpint and The outer worlds. Both also come with 3 months of xbox game pass so I guess your best bet is to contact AMD support and tell them, that your 3700x didnt give you the choice to select a game.

Might depend on the retailer, probably just contact amd's support.

Thanks guys!

Yes I think so. 
 
You can try again with a set fan curves, let's say at 100% it will be noisy. The temp should be really less than that.
 
I sometimes use the overlay (ctrl+shift+o I think) and it is pretty accurate.

Yes

I think the accurate one are WattMan and GPU-Z 70°C is totally fine for a GPU. My own is around 70-75°C with the case closed with 3x140mm front intake  but it's a 3 fan cards.

Do it again with GPU-Z installed but I think WattMan would be more accurate.

As long as you use the CPU lane slot at the top, then no. There is no downside at all. 

Mp510 and sabrent rocket is the same SSD under different brands (afaik). The Mp510 having some extra overprovisioning. 
 
Id just grab the sabrent rocket for 110$