I Immediately saw the jump in performance, coming for a 4070 Super(Asus Dual Fan OC Edition). Im getting around 300-450fps on Fortnite(1440p) with high-max settings. 24 GB of VRAM at this market for this price is a steal.
Now, the only con is the idle power consumption. Out of the box, I got 90-110w just doing nothing on the desktop, but I have found a fix.
The Fix:
1. Download Custom Resolution Utility on ToastyX, and extract the files and keep the extracted folder on standby
2. Once you open it, at the top MAKE SURE you have your monitor(s) selected
3. Go down to "extension blocks" and either click on a Display ID option or whatever is there, then click detailed resolutions
4. From there you will see however many resolutions at how ever many frames appear
5. Click on the ones you use OR add if you want a lower/higher resolution or refresh rate.
6. Click on the "Blanking " Circle and make the pixel ratio AS HIGH AS POSSIBLE. The program will label it red if the "blanking" pixel count is too high.
7. CLICK OK INSTEAD OF CLOSING EVERYTHING OUT AFTER YOU'RE DONE ADJUSTING IT
8. Go back on the files extracted and run "restart64"
9. Good to go, just give it a minute or two and watch your power wattage and memory clock go down!
NOTE: If your power draw is still high, you may have to lower FPS to 120-142. Trying to figure out a fix for monitors that exceed that
AFTER that is done, my experience was great. VR and FPS run great too. I don't do ray tracing(nor do I really care for it) so I didn't experience those lower stutter frames people complained about. Most games are released for console anyways, the same consoles that run on AMD Architecture, so 95% of games run TOO smooth on this lol.
I do have to say, THE ONLY REASON your computer may crash while converting from NVIDIA to AMD, is because some people didn't use Display Driver Uninstaller Properly(It is meant to be used in safe mode) or they didn't use it at all. Another reason is because they didn't install the drivers, AT ALL, which is why people complained about having no display in their 2nd monitor, and after I INSTALLED THE DRIVERS, I finally got video automatically to my 2nd monitor. DRIVER INSTALLS ARE COMMON IF YOU'RE SWITCHING GPU BRANDS OR NEW PC BUILDS. I highly discourage to take input from reviewers or people that have gotten this GPU, and haven't taken the proper steps for setup.
| Memory Speed | 20000 MHz |
|---|---|
| Graphics Coprocessor | RX 7900 XTX |
| Chipset Brand | AMD |
| Card Description | Dedicated |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 24 GB |
