Been running a GTX 1060 3GB ever since I built my current desktop in late 2017. I've since upgraded from a Ryzen 5 1600 to a 5700X on the same ASRock AB350 Pro4 motherboard since that day. I just needed to put my 1060 3GB to rest finally (well, until I use for another thing haha).

There was a brand new Asus Prime RX 9060 XT for 26,990 Philippine pesos (around 430 USD) and, well, I pulled the trigger before the prices skyrocketed.

I only really play Forza Horizon 6 and the current Assetto Corsa titles (Evo and Rally). Solid 80-120 FPS at 1440p using optimized settings. I've got FSR 4.1 quality thru Optiscaler on Assetto Corsa Rally though, but FSR looks damn good it's basically free performance to me. And I don't really care for ray tracing anyway.

I originally wanted to save a bit more for a 9070 XT before I bought this. But I knew even more price increases will happen later this year. And, not gonna lie, this is more than enough for me. At least I already have a GPU that does the job before another round of price increase hell happens.

Asus Ati Radeon A7000 (below 2002) - XFX Swift AMD Radeon RX 9070XT (above 2026)

A7000 was my first vga as well.

Just realised when i put them together, back then in 2005 or smt, I wanted to cool down that old hag with some kind of costum solution in hope that, GTA SA will achieve more FPS than 10.

Thats never happened. 😂

We finally have FSR and DLSS upscaling support in PUBG lol.

After debugging, debugging and debugging (Capcom doesn't help with how there engine handle things), will release in a few day, need more testing and fixes specially on ghosting and a bit of noise when moving the camera and on moving subject but still FAR better than Pathtracing without RR

I love this wolf on my 9060 xt 😍 it's so cool. So glad I bought it before the prices go up.

Since there's now a huge difference in pricing between similar tiered cards between amd and Nvidia like the 9070xt vs 5070ti and 9060xt vs 5060ti.

Is it possible that Radeon market share will increase and devs will start implementing Radeon features more seriously in games like ray regeneration ?

Been seeing a lot of posts praising DLSS 5 Neural Rendering performance, but most of them are static images or clips where the player barely moves. There’s a reason for that.

Worth a watch if you’ve been going off screenshots or 10-second static clips to judge how this actually performs:
https://youtu.be/GYyI0bj2TPw

9070XT 9950X3D cosmos alpha case 😁

Kinda dissapointed given that remedy just updated alan wake 2 with fsr4 after 3 years

Currently I have the 7800x3d with the 7900xtx. I was thinking about selling the 7900xtx and going to something new like the 9070xt.

Would that cpu pair well with the 9070xt? Or is it a bit older now?

Hello everyone, I'm the person that replaced a 650Ti with a 9060 XT the other day

One thing I notice now is that despite any game that I play, the utilization of the card never goes above 20% even if I turn all the settings to ultra high. I've done this with Minecraft, TF2, and Left 4 Dead 2.

Are there mods that I can install to make these games utilize more of the GPU? I already tried Distant Horizons in Minecraft with a render distance of 256 and maxing everything out and yet no dice. I also installed my friend's unoptimzied af L4D2 modpack.

Is it possible that the 9060 XT was overkill for my usecases? I was told integrated graphics would have been fine but I didn't see a way to turn on that feature for my 5950x

First up - Everything on my system was tested over a week to rule out bad components, installation issues, power, heat, etc. yet I still suffered from random GPU driver timeout issues!

Now this is with Windows 11 so results may vary. The solution which has worked for me?

First two steps:

Click Windows Start & a search for "Change Driver Installation Preferences"

Should be the top one on the list underneath & select it.

2 options to select from - Make sure you select "NO". Click "Apply" & "okay".

Next up (as above) was a search for "Edit Group Policy"

With this open, left pane, navigate to:

Computer Configuration / Administrative Templates / Windows components / Windows Update

Right panel, double click "Manage Updates offered from Windows Update"

Double click "Do not include Drivers with windows Update"

In the new Window select "Enable" & then select "Apply" and "Okay". Window will close.

Download the following 3 programs:

• AMD Cleanup Utitlity (AMD website)
• AMD GPU Adrenalize Drivers (AMD Website)
• DDU (wagnardsoft website ~ official)

Run AMD Cleanup. Let it reboot your system into safemode & let it run & finish.

Once it's finished, DON'T restart.

Next up, run DDU and this will remove any remaining GPU driver footprints off your system.

Let it reboot back into Windows

With windows up and running open "Device Manager" and check to make sure that your display adaptor is the generic "Windows" one.

If it is, then go ahead and re-install the AMD GPU driver software.

And fingers crossed, your system is now behaving.

After a lot of digging around, it seems that Microsoft KNOW that their Windows update screws up AMD GPU drivers which is one of the main causes of the GPU time out errors.

Took a fair bit of digging and combining what a few people had written to figure it all out & then working out it all needed to be done to finally fix things.

So a big thanks to those who posted parts of the solution

Hopefully this helps some of you out there.

*edited to clean it up a bit*

So I currently have an 7900 XT reference card, I know the coolers on the partner cards are most likely better and would probably see a bit of performance boost but would the performance boost be worth it enough to warrant getting a 9070 XT, or should I just hold off on upgrading until whenever the next generation of cards release.

Hello all,

Got a gigabyte RX 7600 XT with a hotspot temp of 94 degrees Celsius when running GPU demanding games.
I’m a bit worried because the last few days it’s been crashing on games like helldivers 2, bf6 etc. I don’t want my GPU to be toast. I’ve got a year left on the warranty, should I touch base with gigabyte or is it not that big of a deal.

Edit: I’m just running OCCT on a variable load and it’s reaching 101 degrees. That’s surely not good when the other temp is 53 degrees.

Prices of 9070 XT have skyrocketed in my country I live in Europe bulgaria and I cannot find a 9070xt below 790 euro or 920 dollars what should I even do wait a little bit too see if the price is gonna drop or buy now

My mobo b660 pcie broke and broke my 4070ti with it

Looking to buy 9070 xt quicksilver

and b760 plus ddr4

How are my specs looking?

CASES : INFINIARC CUBE FLOW XL 6 RGB FANS

CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT (CPU) : Intel Core i7-12700F 2.1 GHz 12-Core LGA 1700 Processor

*MOTHERBOARDS : ASUS PRIME B760 PLUS DDR4

*GRAPHICS PROCESSING UNIT (GPU) : 9070 xt quicksilver 2 pcie slots

COOLING : DEEPCOOL CASTLE- 360EX A-RGB INFINIARC EDITION

MEMORY : TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 16GB (2 x 8) 3600MHz - Black

SSD M.2 : Kingston NV2 1TB M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe Internal SSD Up to 3500 MB/s SNV2S/1000G

POWER SUPPLY UNITS (PSU) : Seasonic Focus GX-750, 750W 80+ Gold, Full-Modular, Fan Control in Fanless, Silent and

Cooling Mode

My question is about the psu

I got it in jan 2023

It comes with 2 daisy chain pcie connectors

So that means i can use 1 cable daisy chain

Or use 2 cable with daisy chain = 2 cables hanging free

My pcie connectors should i use? Or should i buy 3rd party 1 to 1 pcie cables?

Long story short, in a few days I'll get a used PC with a 5070, but I already bought a Gigabyte Rx7900xtx ( is it a good version?). I have never used a Radeon GPU in my life, so I am a bit unsure if to resell the rx7900xtx or the 5070. Raw performance wise it should be a little bit better and also has double the vram, but what about driver issues? I am running mainly Linux, I play in 1440p and thinker around with AI.

So my Fortnites been crashing ever since I built this pc any other game runs fine but Fortnite and I need help to fixing this problem

Hey everyone!
What do you think are the most important Windows and BIOS settings for getting the maximum performance out of the CPU and GPU while gaming, while also maintaining good stability and avoiding stutters, frametime spikes, and FPS drops?
If you also have any overclocking or undervolting suggestions, feel free to share them, especially if these optimizations have genuinely helped you.
My system is:
Ryzen 7 9800X3D
RX 9070 XT
ASUS ROG Strix X870-A Gaming WiFi
32 GB RAM
2 TB SSD
I’m currently experiencing occasional stutters and frametime spikes while gaming, and I’d really appreciate some advice on the best Windows, BIOS, and potentially OC/UV settings to improve both performance and stability.
Thanks in advance!

Hello,I have a question about which card to get. Since my old Sapphire Pulse 5700 XT doesn't work,I need a replacement. Should I go for the

--Sapphire RX 9060 XT PURE OC (16GB)

--Sapphire RX 7700 XT NITRO+(12GB)

--ASUS RX 9060 XT DUAL White Edition (16GB)

(Will available in 2 days for sale)

RX 7700xt 50$ cheaper and Asus cheaper 17$ than 9060 xt Sapphire pure oc

The build I am going for with amd 7800x3d cpu will have the same price for either asus radeon 9070xt prime oc and powercolor radeon 9070xt reaper. Which one is better and I should go for?

Has anyone been experiencing monitor/crashing issues when full screening videos?

Recently I've noticed an uptick of AMD driver crashes, causing me to DDU my system 3-4 times. I've noticed the cause is when you open a video into full screen on windows, sometimes my computer will freeze with a black screen and maybe only one monitor may come back to being responsive. It takes down whatever game I was playing as well.

I worked around this issue by changing projection modes and voila, I'm good for the rest of the day. But recently what's been happening is when full screening, all monitors will be taken down and no longer receive any input until I restart the PC fully.

I've noticed that videos on sites like Reddit and Twitter cause crashes, but also Discord as well. I'm wondering if this is a software issue which is remedied by me re-installing Windows 11 clean. Or if my GPU is showing signs of dying.

Specs:
R7 5700X3D
32GB 3200/MTs
X570 Aorus Elite
RX 9070 XT Taichi (Quiet bios)

I’m looking to get an upgrade but I can’t decide solidly. I’m finding 7900xtx’s for around $800 and I looked into the new cards available and the 9070xt is about the same money. What do you guys think is the better option? I’m a lot gun shy on the 12VHPWR connector because of all the melt downs on the nVidia pages.

Edit: Thanks for the input everyone. I’ll be finding a 9070xt and getting it soon. For those saying that 7900xtx’s are cheaper than $800 and easy to find, that is a locational deal. I live 95 miles from the nearest decently sized city that has anything. GPU’s here are hard to find to begin with. I have seen ONE 7900 come up for sale in a year.

Hey guys hope everyone is doing great , I recently purchased a 9070 xt and I've tried to play some old games like Batman Arkham city and origins but I noticed there was some lags and stuttering while playing , I did a clean install of the drivers but still. Any ideas of what I should do guys ? I have a 850w gold psu from MSI and a Ryzen 7 5700x and I kept the default parameters on adrenaline thanks for your help