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Galion
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Is it me or is amd's vega 56 catching up to Nvidia's rtx 2060?

I'm doing some gpu tuning for a build a client requested, it feels like the vega 56 seem to have higher fps? 

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Depends on the title. The RTX 2060 is faster than the Vega 56.

 

The Vega 56 is slightly faster than the 1070 which is a but faster than the 1660ti. 

 

The you have the RTX 2060 then 1080/vega64 and the RTX 2070. 

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25 minutes ago, Galion said:

Is it me or is amd's vega 56 catching up to Nvidia's rtx 2060?

I'm doing some gpu tuning for a build a client requested, it feels like the vega 56 seem to have higher fps? 

Elaborate more? What you mean gpu tuning?
What game/software you tested? How you compare it?

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11 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

Elaborate more? What you mean gpu tuning?
 

The way you respond to your non tech friends when they say they did this....lol

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3 minutes ago, xAcid9 said:

Elaborate more? What you mean gpu tuning?
You game/software you tested? How you compare it?t

I was tuning the vram and clock speeds, undervolting and comparing it to my test bench system. 

Tests

Cinebench

Heaven

Farcry V

Assassin creed origins 

Fraps

Games Assassin's creed origins, dirt 4,Tomb raider shadows, apex legends Battlefield V and rocket league 

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Ugh, they are all in the same performance bracket anyway. Vega 56 might be faster, but then you can't get the blower cards which catches eyes at first with the lower price but are terribly cooled

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5 minutes ago, Tristerin said:

The way you respond to your non tech friends when they say they did this....lol

lol, usually I just take it as me American you  Canadian ya? 

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7 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

Ugh, they are all in the same performance bracket anyway. Vega 56 might be faster, but then you can't get the blower cards which catches eyes at first with the lower price but are terribly cooled

I had a blower vega 56 then I sold it, it was screaming like a banshee or like my 4 year old cousin when she comes visiting. I sold it to a guy that was going to custom liquid cool it. 

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On 4/20/2019 at 1:57 PM, Galion said:

I had a blower vega 56 then I sold it, it was screaming like a banshee or like my 4 year old cousin when she comes visiting. I sold it to a guy that was going to custom liquid cool it. 

 

On 4/20/2019 at 1:47 PM, Jurrunio said:

Ugh, they are all in the same performance bracket anyway. Vega 56 might be faster, but then you can't get the blower cards which catches eyes at first with the lower price but are terribly cooled

You guys are scaring me. I just ordered one of these (cheap price trap of course). Is it really that bad? I'm not planning on overclocking though, at least for now. If anything I'll just undervolt it or use the 150W BIOS.

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7 minutes ago, IAmAndre said:

 

You guys are scaring me. I just ordered one of these (cheap price trap of course). Is it really that bad? I'm not planning on overclocking though, at least for now. If anything I'll just undervolt it or use the 150W BIOS.

If noise isn't a concern, you won't notice it, or your case fans etc. are already screaming banshees then I think you'll be fine

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Just now, BigRom said:

If noise isn't a concern, you won't notice it, or your case fans etc. are already screaming banshees then I think you'll be fine

Ugh. I only hear my CPU fans sometimes when rendering a video. Well that sucks but I guess that's what you get for being cheap.

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