r/9070XT

Hi,

I have a Sapphire 9070XT, 7800X3D, 32GB RAM, and 750W PSU. Since I updated my adrenaline software, I've been getting a stable 15 FPS on all games when Instant Replay feature is turned on. I have never experienced something like this until now. I tested with so many combinations including changing the video encoding, recording without mic, recording both the desktop and seperate windows, borderless region capture, and so many other settings. When I turn off Instant replay, everything becomes normal.

All radeon settings except FSR are turned off, so no Radeon chill or VSYNC is affecting it. I only have one monitor plugged into my GPU.

I'd really love to hear if anybody here ran into a similar problem.

Thanks.

Edit: I also ran into more issues in Blender 5.1, can't even render anything. Instant crash.

I rolled back to 26.3.1 from 26.5.2. I can render now. Though haven't tested if Instant replay is fixed. I installed the minimal driver, and I'll use other video capture software for my instant replays.

Hello guys, I was getting 105 fps with stock settings on TLOU2 and wanted to compare with undervolting.

I have made my memory fast timing 2700 and undervolted -90 mVs.
With this tweaks I am still getting 105 fps on same scene but only consuming 214 watts. Is this normal?

Im getting a lot of drivers crashes while playing only league of leegends, if im in another game i get no crashes, but league is a bomb, someone knows how to fix it? i tried almost everything like ddu, MPO, HAGS and some changes in BIOS and it helped me with stability but when i play LOL it doesnt matter, maybe is my fate leaving the game actually

I have an RX 9070 XT paired with an i7-14700K and 32GB RAM. I’m playing the game at 1080p on a 166Hz monitor with all settings maxed out. I also enabled the “On-Demand Texture Streaming” option and set it to “Optimized,” but the graphics still look very bad.

Please help me resolve this issue.

Also, can we request the developers to add an option to fully download all textures in advance instead of streaming them during gameplay? Sometimes my internet connection degrades while playing, and I can clearly notice the graphics quality getting worse because of it.

My PC Setup:

Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix B550-F Gaming Wifi II

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 W/ wraith Stealth Cooler

RAM: Crucial Bulistix Gaming 32 GB DDR4-3200 CL 16 Dual Chanel (4 x 8GB)

GPU: AsRock AMD RX 9070 XT Challenger Triple Fan

PSU: MSI MPG A850 850 Watt 80 Plus Gold

Case: Silverstone GD09 Home theater PC

Fans: 4x be quiet! Pure Wing 2 120mm PWM

I'm new to AMD GPU's. I've always preferred AMD processors but usually buy Nvidia GPU's. I've recently made the decision to drop Nvidia completely. I switched from an Nvidia 2070 Super to an AMD RX 9070 XT (exact one listed above). However, since I've switched, I've had several issues that seem to be related to AMD compatibility or driver issues?

Since switching, videos on Twitch, YouTube...etc suffer from jittery or slow frame rates while using Firefox. Switching to Edge has resolved that issue. However, while having 2 tabs open, if one is a video, rather split screen or not, Edge will freeze completely until I delete one of the tabs. Additionally, games would freeze or crash randomly. Game crashes have stopped after turning off AMD Smart Access Memory and deleting Adrenalin. I've also reinstalled windows 11 twice and I've run a DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) twice but I still have issues with video and web browsers. In addition, I sometimes have issues with my PC crashing (very rarely).

My partner also bought an RX 9070 XT and has simular issues after installing an AMD GPU. This kind of thing never happened when running an Nvidia GPU. I'm still dedicated to running all AMD but just curious if anyone else is having these kind of issues? Is this just a normal issue with AMD GPU's? I've heard AMD drivers are terrible and that's there one flaw so I came in knowing that my experience won't be perfect but if anyone has any idea of what the issue might be or if it's resolvable, would love to know.