Ashratt

Thank you, running sudo dnf swap mesa-va-drivers mesa-va-drivers-freeworld fixed it

see image, i only get VP9 and AV1 support, no x264, HEVC

I run my RX 9070 XT on a Corsair SF600, its fine total system power consumption at the wall (5800x3d) goes up to 485 watt during cyberpunk benchmark as a realistic high load gaming scenario. no issues with transient spikes tripping anything i recommend to just power limit to -20%. you loose 200Mhz or so clock with no noticeable performance impact but massive power savings only problem is the terrible fan curve from corsair that is needlessly loud unlocked fps and default power limit: 485 watt unlocked fps and -20% power limit: 400 watt 120FPS limit and -20% power limit: 330 watt

just found this, i guess there won't be an archive?

i am especially looking forward to the sleeving job (a shame that nils had to close the shop for now; wanted to order something too). And i agree 100% asymmetry with colors looks way better. Gold can really look amazing

this looks very interesting, but unfortunately this only seems to support the mobile gpus up to the hd 8000 but i am on a desktop pc; enduro isn't available at all on desktops i think but i will give the modified driver for intel gpus a try, lets see what happens

yes and no ^^ the active ones are expensive and still don't provide enough bandwidth for higher refresh rates

Hi everyone, i have a secondary monitor which needs a vga connection and the r9 290 doesn't feature a RAMDAC anymore and i don't want to buy an active adapter. Would it be somehow possible to send the video signal from the AMD card to the hd 4000 (have an i5 3570k) and just use the iGPU for converting the signal to analogue? Depending on the game i would also want to play on my 2nd monitor so that's why i don't just use the hd4000 as a dedicated card for the 2nd monitor.

take a look at the overscan setting in the catalyst driver did you connect your screen via hdmi?

one for each titan z

i did this recently with a hd 7870 and a gtx 9800 it works but it is hacked together and you will run into issues and have to fix every second game manually because of different physx versions and libraries used by games physx is nice but not THAT nice

the bait is strong with this one :lol:

if the warranty is based on serial number (ergo transferable) i would get one; otherwise ehhhh....propably not and if it is a reference card you have to add another 50$ or so for a good aftermarket cooler

watch_dogs (or bascialy any ubisoft pc port) is/are total shitshows anyway; i wouldn't even consider those games for benchmarks

wouldn't every card with such a high TDP fry itself withouth a full cover watercoolingblock? And it would be way over PCIe specs too Unless i get something wrong with TDP/power consumption here but this doesn't seem realistic at all