9070XT GPU Maximum Power

[Neptun92ck]

I noticed 622 GPU Maximum Power in HWinfo. Is this normal? Should i be worried?

[emosun]

3 minutes ago, Neptun92ck said:

I noticed 622 GPU Maximum Power in HWinfo. Is this normal? Should i be worried?

so long as your system has a decent power supply. otherwise fixating on a random statistic would be odd

[Neptun92ck]

3 minutes ago, emosun said:

so long as your system has a decent power supply. otherwise fixating on a random statistic would be odd

I have MSI MPG A850G PSU.

[podkall]

Yeah, power limit is through the roof so the card only cares about temps and stability, let it stretch it's legs. It will draw 300W for the 90% of the time during load.

[Levent]

Did you wake up your computer from hibernation or sleep while having hwinfo running?

[Neptun92ck]

No. It happens  when playing games. Fresh screen during game FFXVI.

[OhYou_]

that is a wattage target.
it is likely just a mistake in driver development since it appears to be almost doubled or something.
the value you want to watch is TGP and TBP, those are real live values the card has acomplished
TBP Limit is the actual power target the card is trying to use.

finally amd has this level of sensor data also, took them long enough

[xg32]

6 hours ago, Neptun92ck said:

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it's most likely 317w, though reviews have measured up to 450w, the 500-600w COULD be a split second spike, but not sure with new hardware.

[QuantumSingularity]

A transient spike of 2 times the power for a few miliseconds isn't unheard of. People forget that not so far back, the 3090s were tripping protections all over the place with 900W transient spikes on a GPU rated for 350W. So 600W for 307W rated board isn't great but isn't that bad either. Especially at launch. We all know that AMD drivers get better with time, so this will most likely be addressed pretty soon. 

I guess these are numbers with RT enabled. Just curious, try to disable RT in the game and share the senseor data if possible. These RT units are hungry mofos.