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AMD admits RX 7900 GRE GPU has a bug holding it back – and some PC gamers will benefit when the fix arrives


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AMD confirmed to Hardware Unboxed’s Steve Walton that the graphics card is indeed hampered in this respect, and that it’s a glitch causing this.

Walton informed us that: “AMD has told me that extremely limited overclocking of the GRE cards is a bug and it will be addressed shortly.”

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Overclockers will be able to push the RX 7900 GRE to its fullest extent after the fix

 

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This bit of 'news' is what sold me on one*, oddly.

The OoB OC'd models (Nitro+, GB GamingOC, etc) already help to close the gap w/ the 7900XT.

Being able to OC it further, was extremely attractive.

 

 

*That, and me accidentally manipulating @pioneerisloud into 'enabling' my own irresponsibility...

(He didn't even know the card existed, until I linked him to it a few days ago. Then, last night I got goaded into it. 😅)

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11 minutes ago, LabRat said:

This bit of 'news' is what sold me on one*, oddly.

The OoB OC'd models (Nitro+, GB GamingOC, etc) already help to close the gap w/ the 7900XT.

Being able to OC it further, was extremely attractive.

 

 

*That, and me accidentally manipulating @pioneerisloud into 'enabling' my own irresponsibility...

(He didn't even know the card existed, until I linked him to it a few days ago. Then, last night I got goaded into it. 😅)

 

I understand that. If price drop a bit and there some overclocking potential maybe it would be able to reach 7900xt level!

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2 hours ago, bonami2 said:

 

I understand that. If price drop a bit and there some overclocking potential maybe it would be able to reach 7900xt level!

 

Too bad AMD outlawed and gimped the MPT (More Power Tool, Igor & Co) for XT7K..my w-cooled 6900XT has a special 520W 1.25V core MPT vbios - still, even that doesn't get close to the 1kW 4090 XOC though ☠️

 

 

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Ill just wait for Battlemage. It seems like ARC A series OC'es ok. The fact that AMD gimped MPT RBT and MCT on RDNA3 means that Intel at the moment seems to be the last bastion of enthusiast GPU overclocking. 

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On 04/03/2024 at 04:20, Alastair said:

Ill just wait for Battlemage. It seems like ARC A series OC'es ok. The fact that AMD gimped MPT RBT and MCT on RDNA3 means that Intel at the moment seems to be the last bastion of enthusiast GPU overclocking. 

 

I run too much 'old stuff' for Intel's GPU to be appropriate.
Intel has precisely 0 motivation to support and improve DX9 and DX10/10.1 performance; and I'm okay with that. Just, it makes the entire uArch-series a non-starter, for me.

 

It is a major bummer that AMD 'nuked' the OCing tools. However, I can see the 'technical excuse(s)', and can empathize (to a degree).

Basically, AMD cannot allow another Radeon VII debacle

 

I wholeheartedly believe end-users should be allowed to do whatever they wish with their owned hardware.

However, it's a matter of modern utility and practicality to *not* allow proliferation of such tools.


IMHO: The move towards le Reddit-tier  'tech-knowledge sharing/advice' has precipitated this.
If AMD lets their users use things like MPT, people will unwittingly spread (drastically) lifespan-shortening 'advice'; harming AMD's product/brand image and giving nVidia and Intel 'an opening' for marketing/attacks. FFS, we live in a world where criminal social media trends are blamed on the manufacturer of the target(s), not the actual criminals.
tl;dr: AMD is being practical, in an insane world.

 

Edit: Looks like AMD's open-source drivers on Linux, got a patch to enable legacy Overdrive API support on Navi3x?

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For those interested in GPU overclocking, AMD has posted the patches for implementing the 'legacy' OverDrive overclocking infrastructure for newer SMU13-based Radeon RX 7000 series graphics cards with the...

 

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