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    Tan3l6 reacted to PDifolco in Liquid Cooling, fans, radiators and air flow. Fundamental question?   
    Difference is that as you say an engine can operate a 1500C+, but silicon can't stand more than 100C, so need relatively much more cooling to keep that low temps
    Don't see the problem here
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Vonrottes in Sapphire PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX 24GB tad low benchmark scores   
    stop using afterburner and just use Adrenaline.

    Leave the core voltage alone, and move the power limit slider to +15.

    you are on par with 7900xt performance.
    https://www.3dmark.com/spy/45051231
     
     
    Just based off that 3dmark temp I'd say you are thermal throttling on the hotspot temps since those are generally significantly higher on the 7900 cards due to pump out of the thermal paste.
    as for the clock speeds, those are limited by boardpower, thermals and load... again hotspot temps being high will throttle the boost clock.
    Download HWmonitor and check the hotspot temps

    This is on my 7900XT after switching to a Kyrosheet because hotspot temps were hitting 90c while GPU temp was only reporting 60c


    After getting hotspot temps under control I was able to get much better 3dmark scores, maintain higher boost clocks, and even hit lower voltage 1030mv
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from OddOod in Sapphire PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX 24GB tad low benchmark scores   
    Quite new, even plastic film intact. I've bought couple of GPUs from that person before, both worked perfectly.
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Agall in Sapphire PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX 24GB tad low benchmark scores   
    If you install HWinfo64, it'll have an expandable field under your RX 7900 XTX that should show what the limit is, whether its voltage, temperature, or power.
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    Tan3l6 reacted to RONOTHAN## in Sapphire PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX 24GB tad low benchmark scores   
    Looking at that screenshot, it does look like your GPU is clocked pretty low for stock. That card should be hovering around 2500-2600MHz, but looking at the frequency graph it looks more in line with 2400-2500MHz. That enough to cause a ~5% performance decrease, and given your score is about 5% lower than what I'd expect from a 7900 XTX at stock (the 14600KF 3DMark rankings seem to be weirdly top heavy compared to my own testing with that card on a 7800X3D), that would explain most of it. 
     
    Yeah, it will instead increase the clock speed until it hits the power limit due to these cards being quite power limited. Maxing out the power slider usually gets you an extra ~8-10% performance. 
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    Tan3l6 reacted to OddOod in Sapphire PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX 24GB tad low benchmark scores   
    Used? Might just be a loss on the silicon lottery and the previous owner wanted to mulligan
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Agall in Sapphire PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX 24GB tad low benchmark scores   
    You'd be lowering it by like 10-15mV, but undervolting can be done through Radeon Software instead of a program like MSI Afterburner. You're also running a driver from October 2023, so its quite possible there's a new one out with some optimizations. 24.2.1 released in Feb 2024.
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Agall in Sapphire PULSE AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX 24GB tad low benchmark scores   
    Are you overvolting too hard? You've got the Core Voltage maxed out but not increasing the power limit, so you're just overvolting the card.
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Avocado Diaboli in Points to next rank   
    Probably something the theme this site uses doesn't support, because the Invision docs shows it's possible to show the progress bar in the regular desktop view.
     
     

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    Tan3l6 reacted to PDifolco in Need help with PSU's   
    NOOOOOO
    They most likely are not compatible and may kill your parts
    Get a replacement genuine EVGA cable 
     
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Dedayog in 64gb ram and i7 7700   
    The RAM will all run at the slowest stick, but shouldn't be any real issues.
     
    Overkill is determined by the workload, not the processor.  Do you need or use anywhere near 64GB?
     
    Why not just try it and see?  
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from 8EK3 in Which one? GeForce 4070 TI or Radeon 7800 XT for the SAME PRICE   
    A tad of a performance blocker indeed the 6700K. But as a temporary CPU, can play most games decently.
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from 8EK3 in Which one? GeForce 4070 TI or Radeon 7800 XT for the SAME PRICE   
    It's faster than RX 7800 XT, in almost every scenario:
    Can't really think of many pros of 7800 XT over the 4070 Ti
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Hinjima in Which one? GeForce 4070 TI or Radeon 7800 XT for the SAME PRICE   
    The 4070Ti is the fastest card out of the two in pure performance.
    Its also a lot faster in RayTracing if that is something you want.
     
    I would get the 4070Ti.
     
    Be aware that Gigabyte 4000 series GPU's have had issues with the PCB cracking near the PCIE slot so use the antisag bracket that comes with it if you can.
    It shouldn't throw you off on buying a Gigabyte card, just keep it in mind.

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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from Blasty Blosty in Which one? GeForce 4070 TI or Radeon 7800 XT for the SAME PRICE   
    It's faster than RX 7800 XT, in almost every scenario:
    Can't really think of many pros of 7800 XT over the 4070 Ti
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    Tan3l6 reacted to WereCat in Which one? GeForce 4070 TI or Radeon 7800 XT for the SAME PRICE   
    At this price the 4070ti definitely
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from DoctorNick in Which one? GeForce 4070 TI or Radeon 7800 XT for the SAME PRICE   
    It's faster than RX 7800 XT, in almost every scenario:
    Can't really think of many pros of 7800 XT over the 4070 Ti
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from WereCat in Which one? GeForce 4070 TI or Radeon 7800 XT for the SAME PRICE   
    It's faster than RX 7800 XT, in almost every scenario:
    Can't really think of many pros of 7800 XT over the 4070 Ti
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from Fankywanky in PCIe 5.0 work for 7900xtx?   
    No, the 7900 XTX needs PCI-e power connectors, not even 16-pin 12VHPWR connector. And the MSI PSU has 6 of the PCI-e power connectors.
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Poinkachu in PCIe 5.0 work for 7900xtx?   
    No
    AMD uses standard PCIE instead of 12VHPWR.
    But even if it uses 12VHPWR, the PSU comes with it anyway.
     
    https://storage-asset.msi.com/datasheet/power-supply/global/MPG-A1000G-PCIE5.pdf

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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from Poinkachu in PCIe 5.0 work for 7900xtx?   
    No, the 7900 XTX needs PCI-e power connectors, not even 16-pin 12VHPWR connector. And the MSI PSU has 6 of the PCI-e power connectors.
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from Fankywanky in PCIe 5.0 work for 7900xtx?   
    This should be perfectly fine for any 7900XTX
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from Fankywanky in PCIe 5.0 work for 7900xtx?   
    Should work. Why not? You don't need 5.0, but that powers 7900XTX anyway.
    What PSU though? I mean model.
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    Tan3l6 got a reaction from bal723 in I5 14500 cooling issue   
    The suggested Thermalright coolers are about 2-3 times cheaper than the NH-D15, yet perform quite similarly. Just sayin...
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    Tan3l6 reacted to Winterlight in Is 12gb 4070 vram bottlenecked?   
    Ultra settings is marketing illusion that you need it in reality between High and Ultra no real visual difference but performance hit can be huge in some case even 50%+ or even game crash.
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