A few months ago, I bought a used 7800xt from ebay (first gpu ever on a new build). Was working fine till 2 months ago it started to have vga led errors. It would just keep cycling to the white vga led and would sometimes post in safe.

I tried all the troubleshooting possible until the only other option was to switch the gpu. Tried a spare 1030 and it instantly booted up. Sigh

Well, the gpu is dead. Sold it on ebay, as apparently even dead gpus sell for a lot in this shit market situation. And pulled the trigger on the Asus prime 9070xt OC from overclockers (they had a brief sale along with onimusha).

I need to do more testing, but from first impressions the card feels great.

Fuck the AI revolution, I just wanted to buy a card in a normal price bracket but it's getting increasingly hard.

I'm pretty happy I got the new shiny card, but very torn on the value proposition. (Considering Nvidia cards right now, it does still seem like a steal but still. XD)

Share your sad stories or happy ones.

XFX SWIFT 9070XT White Into my new fresh built.

My new graphics card arrived today. I got it for €710, and it’s replacing my ASUS Dual RTX 3070—which I can still sell for a good price. That should keep me set for a few years. My very first graphics card was a Sapphire X800 GTO back in 2005—so, in a way, I’m returning to my roots.

Upgraded from an NVIDIA 4060 to this bad boy. Might not be an XT but I’m excited.

Any tricks or advice for it?

how do i prevent this installing on the next update?

How do you see the stability of the new driver?

My GPU is RX6800M

Does anyone have the same GPU ?

Cyberpunk 2077 2.5 - Ray Tracing and Path Tracing test on RX 6900 XT - FSR 4 + XESS FG - Ultrawide

Yo, this shit is fire!

Seriously tho, playing most demanding games on high settings with high fps feels sooo good after years of fiddling with graphics to make games barely playable 🤡

9070xt Taichi.

Just to add info, AMD is a full member of the group that created Vulkan, AMD can absolutely make changes to Vulkan, it's why FSR4 for Vulkan is taking time, because AMD needed to make changes to allow FSR4 to work with Vulkan.

Salut tout le monde !

Petit retour d'expérience sur l'alpha v0.8.0 du Neural Rendering Supermod de Danielblnc via NeuralHub sur architecture RDNA. Les résultats sont particulièrement solides.

> Configuration

> * GPU : AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT (16 Go)

> * CPU : AMD Ryzen 5 5600

> * RAM : 32 Go DDR4

> * Résolution : 1080p

> * Pilote : Adrenalin 26.10.1

> Réglages en jeu

> * Ray Tracing : Activé (Reflets, Ombres du soleil, Ombres locales, Éclairage en Ultra — Path Tracing désactivé)

> * Super résolution : DLSS (Modèle Transformer, mode Qualité)

> * Ray Reconstruction : Activé (DLSS-RR via nvngx_dlssd.dll 310.9.1.0)

> * Génération d'images : DLSS Frame Gen activé (x2)

> Résultats du benchmark

> * FPS moyen : 94,36 FPS

> * FPS min : 86,40 FPS

> * FPS max : 102,75 FPS

> Observations principales

> * Clarté visuelle et débruitage : Le Ray Reconstruction élimine intégralement le bruit et le ghosting des débruiteurs par défaut. L'image reste nette et stable en mouvement.

> * Frame Gen x2 vs x4 : Restez sur le profil x2. Pousser en Multi-Frame Generation (x4) engendre un goulot d'étranglement CPU sur le Ryzen 5 5600, avec de lourdes saccades et une latence d'entrée marquée. En x2, le frame pacing est linéaire et la réactivité à la souris reste immédiate.

Pour ceux qui hésitaient à tester la version 0.8.0 avec le Ray Reconstruction sur une Radeon de milieu de gamme, l'intégration est pleinement fonctionnelle et jouable au quotidien.

En attendant qu'AMD intègre enfin le Ray regeneration dans bien plus de jeux, je vous conseille vivement de faire comme moi si vous avez du ghosting en ray tracing

Jonsbo Z20 + XFX Mercury RX 9070 XT/ 7800X3D

I recently finished my PC build in the Jonsbo Z20 and wanted to document my experience for anyone planning a similar small-form-factor build, especially anyone considering a very large RX 9070 XT.
**Build specifications**
**Case:** Jonsbo Z20
**GPU:** XFX Mercury OC Radeon RX 9070 XT
**Motherboard:** ASUS TUF Gaming B850M-PLUS WiFi 7
**CPU:** 7800X3D
**RAM:** KLEVV DDR5-6000 CL30 FIT V
**PSU:** ASUS ROG Loki 1000W SFX-L
**CPU cooler:** be quiet! Silent Loop 3 240mm AIO
**Rear fan:** be quiet! Silent Wings Pro 4 \[120\]
**Operating systems:** Windows 11 and Linux on separate NVMe drives

1. The biggest issue was the physical size of the XFX Mercury RX 9070 XT. The card is approximately 360 × 155 × 72 mm, and it leaves about 3mm in the cases recommended GPU length but still fit without bottom fans

**2. Switching from the Corsair SF1000 to the ROG Loki**
I initially bought the Corsair SF1000 Platinum (2024), but its cables were too short for my preferred routing, as I diddnt want to use cable extensions, particularly with two CPU/EPS power connections required by the motherboard. So anyone using the sff mounting position get the Loki for extra cable length

**3. AIO installation and cable access**
Installing the be quiet! Silent Loop 3 240mm AIO also required planning around cable access. Once the radiator was mounted, reaching the pump-block connections and routing the pump and lighting cables became difficult.

**What I learned**
Check GPU height and thickness, not just length.
Account for the PSU’s actual dimensions and mounting position.
Confirm cable lengths before committing to a PSU in a compact case.
Connect inaccessible AIO and motherboard cables before mounting the radiator.
Plan for three separate PCIe 8-pin connections for the GPU.
Expect to spend time troubleshooting boot order and initial POST behavior on a new AM5 system.
Don’t assume another person’s Z20 build will fit identically, even if they use a similar GPU or PSU.

All in all, I absolutely love this case it’s extremely well built and sturdy. I opted for the all mesh panel edition as I’m going to be moving this between my living room and computer room the carry handle is sturdy and have been lugging it around no problem, cable management options are great but need a little bit of pre-planning, especially if this is your first medium form factor build also I opted for higher case feet can link the ones that I got for anyone interested

Big shout out to all the people I messaged on the r/mffpc sub for tips and questions

Also went low/ no rgb because my last case was a giant fish tank with RGB puke everywhere I’m very much enjoying having much less RGB and the blackout aesthetic

Also, the 9070 XT is a beast I switched to this from a 3080 and have been loving the performance jump.

Just upgraded from 2080ti and 2700x. What a world of a difference in gaming, editing and multi-tasking!

Initially I didn't want to upgrade but for what I needed, I knew the former pairing just wasn't gonna cut it anymore. I also wanted to give team red a try as well and I'm sick of nvidia's gpu prices.

Fun fact: I overpaid for the 2080ti (1.6k SGD) in 2019 but got the 9070XT in 2026 for 1045SGD. Somehow it all works out I guess? Either way, I'm really satisfied now 😁

26.10.1 for Radeon 7900xt causes crashes/blackscreens/textures missing within the start of the the game. Sometimes in an instant, other times a few seconds in the hangar.

Already sent crash reports to both Gaijin and AMD and now Gaijin's dev team responded.

The onliest choices right now seem to be to wait till AMD fixes it, revert to an older driver version or play WT with restricted/worse settings

I recently bought a gaming PC with the following specs:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
• GPU: Gigabyte AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB

I received two AMD Rewards tokens — one for the CPU and one for the GPU. I entered both codes into my AMD Rewards account

I redeemed one credit and successfully claimed Onimusha. However, my AMD Rewards account still shows 1 credit available for the same promotion.

Since the Onimusha promotion is ending soon, I'm wondering what happens to my remaining credit.

questions

1. Can I save the remaining credit and use it for a future AMD game bundle if AMD announces a new game?
2. If the Onimusha promotion ends before a new bundle is announced, will my remaining credit simply expire?
3. Is there any way to exchange the remaining credit for another game, or is it strictly tied to Onimusha?
4. Has anyone previously had multiple AMD Rewards credits and successfully used an unused credit for a later promotion?

I already have one copy of Onimusha, so I'd prefer to save the remaining credit for a different game if possible

After the last update I noticed that my games were a bit laggy and I started to investigate.
So I benchmarked Stalker 2 V2.0, Cyberpunk V2.5, Furmark with Adrenalin 26.6.1 and 26.10.1

This problem appears even if I didnt use any version FSR in games.

With the latest driver which has the FSR Upscaling ENABLED on default game profile, I had a performance hit of about 10-15% in every game even if I ran STALKER 2 on TSR 70% Upscaler and Cyberpunk in native 1080p resolution.
With Furmak 1.39 I had 156FPS with 26.10.1 and 182FPS with 26.6.1

For every driver downgrade/upgrade I used DDU

Simply disabling FSR from Adrenalin default profile, wont bring back the performance without a computer restart, after that, the preformance is back to normal even with 26.10.1

Specs:
Ryzen 5 5500 (PBO +200, CO -30)
Radeon RX 6650 XT (SAM On, max freq 3000MHz, 1115mV undervolt, VRAM Fast Timing 2300MHz, Power +10Watts)
RAM 32GB Spectrix D50 3600MTs CL16 Dual CH
SSD Kingston NV2 1TB

I bought the Lian LI SX0850P power supply for an AMD Prime Asus 9070XT. Does anyone know if these PSI-E cables are the recommended ones?

So I currently have a wishlist on a few websites with these 3 9070XT gpu's in my list. I see the prices go up and down everyday and I am keeping an eye on them. I hope with Black Friday that there will be a good deal or that the prices will drop a bit atleast.

But I am also contemplating which one of these 9070xt gpu I should buy. I know they are all good choices but which one would you recommend the most? Which gpu has the best performances? I would love some insight and it would help alot!

Thank you so much in advance for the information you will share. I appreciate this community alot!

On the list:

• ASUS Prime Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB OC
• Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 XT Aorus Elite 16GB
• ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 9070 XT 16GB OC

FSR 4 Lite is working on the 8GB RX 570 using CachyOS.

For anyone bothered by the shimmering and jagged edges of FSR 2, FSR 4 Lite in Performance mode still delivers much better image quality, even when rendering at a lower resolution and upscaling to 1080p.

I'm playing The Witcher 3 Next-Gen with everything set to High, getting around 40 FPS with a much cleaner image and almost no visible aliasing. I also tested it in The Last of Us Part II, and it worked there too.

Honestly, I'm impressed with the results. Even in Performance mode, the image quality looks better to me than what I was getting with FSR 2. This is how I'm playing now, and the experience has been great.

Is it me or in cyberpunk 2077, the reflects on AMD have been improved ?

and maybe it's more realistic than ray reconstruction cuz not every materials have clean and sharp reflects ? The only thing missing is a greater denoiser.

For gaming Pc, will probably get a 4K monitor in future but have 1440p right now.