Hilbert Hagedoorn:

Known Issues Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products may intermittently experience loss of display or video signal during gameplay.

Grimbarian:

This is what happens to me when I tweak Wattman to high, is that usual?

connos:

Seems to be yes. Also this happens to me when I start tweaking the card.

ninja750:

finally the 1080p fix for navi have you tested some other game with this setting?

Krteq:

Well, we received Radeon Image Sharpening support for Vega based cards few weeks ago 🙄 What exactly do you mean? Performance uplifts? Fixes?

Grimbarian:

Thanks for confirming, at first I hear my computer continuing in the background without a picture then eventually it locks up requiring a reset, but it's never shown any ill effects once restarted, assuming yours the same?

connos:

I only test BFV 1080p low ingame settings render ahead off. Before the card was not passing 800mhz and it was stuttering mess. Now it never drops bellow 1000mhz and stuttering is gone. There is some but its from the game as it was with my 480.

ninja750:

only 1000?

ninja750:

only 1000?

Passus:

He probably has a 5700 series and 1000mhz is enough for stability,, they are nothing like GCN at all

connos:

Correct. With 5700 the gpu load is very important for the clocks and currently there no way to lock the clocks.

Undying:

Well seems like putting a heavy load on the gpu fixes all issues with clocks.

Ameubius:

I'm dissapointed with AMDs rx 5700 xt drivers. Bought a PowerColor red dragon card for my inlaw parents build, and have newer before experienced such massive instability issues. From what i'm reading it's a fairly common problem, but seldom mentioned by various reviewers. As for this build i'm using a riser cable, and wonder if any of you think that might cause issues? I have tried two different cables without any luck. Motherboard Gigabyte Aorus 570 itx pro wifi, cpu 3600.

Ameubius:

I'm dissapointed with AMDs rx 5700 xt drivers. Bought a PowerColor red dragon card for my inlaw parents build, and have newer before experienced such massive instability issues. From what i'm reading it's a fairly common problem, but seldom mentioned by various reviewers. As for this build i'm using a riser cable, and wonder if any of you think that might cause issues? I have tried two different cables without any luck. Motherboard Gigabyte Aorus 570 itx pro wifi, cpu 3600.

warlord:

I am superior to all those saying "everything is smooth". Since you don't encounter the same issues as someone whining for sth, better "keep it silent". I am no fanboy, I only want proper user experience. Surely support will not come by only two stable drivers per year. Relax now.

warlord:

From getting officially tested driver once a month, we went to once per 2 or 3 months. Stability over performance any time. Console gaming, shouldn't be more stable than PC gaming in 2020. Considering all consoles use AMD hardware years now. Beta OS, beta drivers, I am full of this ****. 🙂

schmidtbag:

Whether it is Nvidia or AMD, open-source or proprietary, mGPU or single, I always encounter someone who finds a reason to complain and thinks the grass is greener on the other side. Aside from the fact that just isn't true, the grass on your side is never as brown as you think it is either. Almost every time I've ever heard someone complain about driver issues, my first reaction is always "what did you do to screw it up?" because for me, it's never as bad as people claim it is. If you want to play games where "it just works", get a console. PCs require you to tinker. More often than not, something not working properly is the user's fault, unless of course it is confirmed to be a [near-]unanimous issue. This isn't directed at just you, but a wide range of people who say "X driver is so much worse than Y" when other people using the same driver don't get the same problem. God forbid you make a mistake... people just have to blame someone else.