AMD Fine-Wine: Is it REALLY true? Adrenalin 2022 vs 2024 Drivers Benchmarked
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Hello Dear Viewers :D
In this video I am testing the FIRST Drivers for the RX 7900 series cards (22.12.1) versus the latest ones available (24.5.1) to see if AMD's Fine Wine is really a thing or not nowadays :D
00:00 - Intro (22.12.1 vs 24.5.1 Drivers)
02:19 - Cyberpunk 2077
02:44 - The Witcher 3
03:12 - Counter Strike 2
03:48 - Forza Horizon 5
04:20 - Fortnite
04:42 - PUBG: Battlegrounds
05:09 - Dying Light 2 (Raster + RT)
06:03 - Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020
06:40 - Metro Exodus: Enhanced Edition
07:13 - Dragon's Dogma 2
07:40 - Starfield
08:15 - The Last of Us: Part 1
08:46 - Alan Wake 2
09:25 - 14 Games Average
10:07 - Final Thoughts (Performance, driver tweaks, etc.)
14:25 - Channel Members
14:46 - More Videos
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AMD AM4 PC USED for CPU testing:
CPU Cooler: Mars Gaming ML360
MB: Asus X570 Strix-F
RAM: 2 x 8GB - Patriot Viper 4400Mhz CL19 (3600MHz CL16)
SSD (Nvme): 500GB + 1TB
PSU: BitFenix Whisper 650W+ Gold
CASE: Bitfenix Nova Mesh SE TG
INTEL 10/11th Gen PC USED for CPU testing:
CPU Cooler: Artic Freezer Penta 33
MB: MSI Z490 Tomahawk
RAM: 2 x 8GB - Patriot Viper 4400Mhz CL19 (3200 MHz CL14)
SSD: Kingston V300 120Gb
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2Tb 7200 rpm
PSU: Seasonic SIII 650W Bronze
CASE: Aerocool One Frost Edition
INTEL 12th Gen PC USED for CPU testing:
CPU Cooler: Mars Gaming ML360
MB: Gigabyte Z690 Aorus ELITE (DDR4)
RAM: 2 x 8GB - Patriot Viper 4400Mhz CL19 (3600 MHz CL16)
SSD: 240GB
SSD (Nvme): 500GB
HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2TB 7200 rpm
PSU: Aerocool X-Strike 800W 80+ Silver Semi Modular
CASE: Phanteks P400A White
AMD AM5 PC USED for CPU testing:
CPU Cooler: Enermax Aquafusion 360
MB: Asrock B650E Taichi
RAM: 2 x 16GB - Flare X5 6000MHz CL32 (6000 MHz CL30)
SSD (Nvme): 1TB
PSU: Enermax Revolution D.F.X 1050W (80+ Gold)
CASE: Enermax StarryKnight SK30
My Main PC (used for GPU testing):
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X (5.4GHz Static Overclock)
CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D15S
MB: MSI X670E Carbon Wifi
RAM: 2 x 16GB - Flare X5 6000MHz CL32 (6000 MHz CL30)
SSD (Nvme): 500GB + 2TB + 2TB + 4TB
PSU: Corsair RM750X (White) 750W 80+ Gold
CASE: Thermaltake View 51 TG
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People, I am not using old data, everything was tested some days ago, and the game versions are the same (otherwise it would be useless to test drivers). So, the only factor that changed here was the drivers version 💪💪
Was just gonna' ask if you used the same patch-versions for the games - glad to see that you did! :)
Great video AG!! Can you make one comparing nvidia drivers as well ?
Liked the video a lot, could you do the same with rx6000, maybe not as much, less games would be fine and faster to make
@@ewillian9455 This - I'm curious how RX 6000 has improved too.
@@spirallava I will
After 11 years of nvidia i bought the 7900xtx 2 weeks ago. Its a blast
and in the literal sense of the word xD
@@ivananetdoma8382 That doesn't make sense. Explain yourself. No 7900XTXs were blowing up or anything so what are you talking about?
@@vigilant_1934 just google "7900xtx overheat" and you will see
Same here, Enjoying it so far!!
@@vigilant_1934 maybe he thought of the gpu perhaps? 😅 it’s the 4090 I’m afraid of, settled for 4080 Super in one computer (4K and 11.1.4 atmos) and a 7900 GRE (2560x1080) in the other one.
Do the same for the 6000 series, please! It was a lot performance uplifts. It is interesting how AMD supports their older products.
This week I went from an rx 570 4gb to an rx 6700 XT. I'd like to see the numbers from older series cards (500 series and 5000 and 6000 series) so that we can get an idea of the improvements. Lots of youtube bench mark videos are a couple of years old for the older cards so if they've even gained 5 to 15% uplift it might be enough to convince people to hold out a little while before they upgrade and get an overpriced current gen card.
Hope you enjoy this little test we made!
So I'd have suggested testing DotA2 to test the performance changes between those two drivers in a Source 2 based game rather than testing Source based CSGO vs Source 2 based Counterstrike 2 but I know that you'll already have all the testing scripts etc set up for CS which you won't have for DotA2 and that would take time 😊
Great test case though 👍, are we to expect an Nvidia one as a follow up? 😅
That very few games you just selected for testing, try other titles.
@@zhenli6959 there's a lot of work involved in this stuff, adding more games increases that burden, especially the initial upfront cost of developing the test plans and any automation code and figuring out the standard deviation between runs and running multiple times validating that something weird hasn't happened like the core isolation setting covered in another video
Let's do one for Nvidia as well.
I have a 7800xt and a 3080ti, and whenever I update my drivers, my Nvidia gpu always seems to have an issue, whereas my amd gpu is fine. had this happen several times, even with a 3070ti laptop. weird.
Imagine if AMD had today's driver performance at launch. Reviews and public perception would be A LOT better. AMD needs to make sure that their launch drivers are more performant to accurately showcase the performance of their hardware. These 20% to 40% performance uplifts are insane and would have blown Nvidia out of the water on day 1.
Not really
Its pretty much impossible for that to happen on launch day as it takes them time to get to grips with the hardware, especially the 7900 series being chipet based.
Nah youre actually on the ball tbh. “Fine Wine” really just comes down to shitty drivers during the first year or two. To some degree any GPU will be faster over time with driver optimizations, but with AMD its expected and rephrased and framed in a positive perspective for them. For instance, Intel has SUPER fine wine GPU’s, performance has doubled, to an unmeasurable percent of what it was before. Why? Cause it launched borderline broken, and some games went from not working at over 100 fps since the launch of ARC. Imo fine wine is NOT a good thing. 10-12 percent of an increase in performance, yeah thats normal. 30-40 percent increase? Lol no. Something went wrong there starting from launch day. RDNA2 probably had one of the lowest amounts of “fine wine” because out the gate those cards were solid as hell and STILL great buys today. The technological mess that are RDNA3? You knew those cards shouldve been way faster, wattage to performance they didnt really make any improvements at launch while moving to 5nm from 7nm. That math wasnt mathing. There might even still be some potential left on the table.
@@gerv55 Not including the fact the games themselves also go through updates. I guess the way we would know if @AncientGameplays would've had to have Nvidia GPUs around that time and perform the test the way he did with this video. Nvidia started letting him test their GPUs way too late for this though.
Last I heard, Nvidia has more software engineers than AND has engineers period, so it's not strange that Nvidia launch drivers tend to be a bit more refined.
Didn't bother me as a Launch Day XTX user tho. Launch performance was good, and it's gone up from there, which is great. 🤷🏿♂️
I love how he went out and then immediately complains about allergy
😂😂🤌
Touching grass is overrated
Actually the dust is from inside the studio haha, because it is in the attic
@@AncientGameplaysare you sure? Mother Nature may just be threatening you....😂
Excellent... Fabio, we are waiting now for 6000 series comparison, I saw some comments about that, people have spoken!!
Specially rx 6600
Im still have stigma if you good on this drivers, dont upgrade to newer ones (till u get new gpu) or something like that
Had a 7900 GRE for a month, not one issue, everything has been working better than NVidia drivers
Bought it for my wife as well. Not one issue yet, beside it crashing while finding the sweet spot for overclocking, which isn’t even a driver issue. I’m getting within 5-10% of the 4070 ti super lol. A $550 GPU is right behind a $800 GPU.
Never had any issues with nvidia drivers.
These gains are just MASSIVE! I wonder what the gains would be for my XTX. Honestly though, I probably wouldn't notice because every game I've played with it (and I play at 4K) has been perfectly smooth. I have been unable to dip below 80FPS.
Thank you for the informative tests, i would suggest including power efficency in them as well.
I've been using AMD GPU for more than two decades, I've seen all this evolution of drivers. Even better in the RDNA 1 and 2 generation.
2 deades ago it was ati let alone "more than"
@@user-lp5wb2rb3v Does being pedantic make you feel better about yourself?
Ditto been using them since it was ATI and I bought the first Radeon 64 DDR.
@@user-lp5wb2rb3v ATI was making GPUs in the 90's so yeah more than 2 decades. In fact anything before 2004 would count as more than 2 decades ago so simple math.
That's an interesting one! Always interested in driver stuff, thanks!
Thanks!
well done, thanks for all your work and really good videos you make !!!🥰
Its makes sense to me, the AMD driver team is a lot smaller than Nvidia or likely Intel. It takes longer to get the optimizations done. Although, AMD drivers still have a few issues I've reported 5-6 years ago lol
Also,
Fortnite moved from UE4 to UE5 in those years I'm pretty sure.
But it got overall alot better over the years
@@Nicx343x Indeed. Even in the last 2y years or so drivers got quite a bit better on the newer generations. My experience with the 5700xt was ok, but I encountered various issues, 6950xt was better but nothing amazing, now running a 7900gre and I all but one of the issues i had before disappeared.
It would be great to see the same checked with Nvidias :]
Will do then
@@AncientGameplays Thank you!
I remember you have 2k subs xD Nice to see your chanel now is huge :D
Thank you for watching
this is why I ALWAYS update drivers as soon as they are released.
Really enlightening, great video!
Room done. Garden done. Next should be a beach recording, with sun glasses, and such. Great video once again Fabio.
Best intro 🥰
Im a person whos about to switch from nvidia to AMD. You've been a big help your videos are awesome. I also love how you include 1080p results as all the other youtubers keep shoving 1440p+ down our throats. Some of us do run high end cards on 1080p!! so thank you for that. Keep these videos coming!
It's not about shoving 1440p+ at you, it's about showing GPU intensive results for GPU reviews. 1080p is more of a CPU test because it requires a fast enough CPU to keep up with a good GPU at that easy to render resolution, though I've seen it used for GPU results occasionally (it's a lot of work testing multiple GPUs at 3 resolutions, not every reviewer has time to do that or even the hardware). Testing GPUs at 1080p these days is different kind of test since it doesn't show how fast a GPU really is since it's bottlenecked by the CPU most of the time and by the drivers in Nvidia's case. It's nice to see these results sometimes anyway but you should know by now why it's not something to be expected in a GPU review in 2024 as 1440p is getting easier to run by even some budget GPUs these days (the sub $200 RX6600 for example at medium settings) so starting at that resolution seems reasonable since it's when GPUs start to get challenged which is the whole point of the review. Specialized testing is fine and that's what Fabio is doing here so be aware of that.
Years ago GPUs were tested at resolutions like 1366x768 and 1600x900 but it's way too easy to run those now and those monitors are hard to find. That was back when 1920x1200 was high end and you needed the fastest GPUs around to get 50-60fps. Gradually those resolutions became less common as we started getting more 16:9 720p and 1080p monitors, then eventually 1440p, and GPUs and CPUs got faster. 1440p was high end until 4K gaming became a thing and 1080p was the mainstream resolution. I wasn't a serious PC gamer at the time but I remember Sony marketing 4K in 2017 with the PS4 Pro and I eventually grabbed one in 2018 and a 50" Hisense 4K TV. I didn't even know what 1440p was until I got the console and found out some of the Pro enhanced games would run at 1440p or even 1800p (1440p TVs don't really exist, it's 1080p or straight to 4K). 4K at a consistent 60fps also became possible in 2018 with the 2080 Ti so 1080p was nothing for a GPU on that level. In the last few years 1440p monitors have gotten cheaper and cheaper to the point they sell more than 1080p now so it's officially mainstream and 1080p is now entry level.
My monitor now, an MSI Quantum Dot 1440p 165 Hz nano-IPS, used to be premium when it released in 2020 for close to $600 but I was able to buy it new on sale from Amazon in 2023 for like $350. Cheap medium refresh 1440p gaming monitors can be found for under $200 now. I say medium refresh because high refresh is now like 240 Hz and faster. There's a 1440p 180 Hz MSI gaming monitor for $189 from Best Buy right now. You can even get a 4K work monitor for $230. Things have definitely changed in the last few years. I remember a basic 4K work monitor from LG was like $600.
This is some insane work done. Admirations for that! Would be interesting to test the same thing on an RDNA2 GPU, just for fun, if, of course you have the time. Awesome job! Cheers!
Another banger from Fabio. My 7900 XT aging like fine wine, especially on a water loop :). Great work Fabio.
@Ancient Gameplays I adore you brother, if it wasn't for you, I wouldn't have known that the update came out, I support you and keep doing what you're doing.
I think this is best channel for amd vga users! Keep up Fabio!
Great video as always,i will like to see something like this but with previous gpus like 6900xt/6800xt/6700xt or rtx 3090/3080/3070.
Ill send you a big hug from Argentina.
It would be interesting to see similar comparison for nVidia drivers
Will do it 💪
i can't believe when I subscribed to your channel you had few followers...and look at you now with over 150k subscribers, amazing
I always do my best
Epic review! can you do te same with the RX6900XT and driver 23.10.1?
So this is why Ancient Gameplays tells me to update my drivers, but I act stubborn. Great video and it says a lot. Good job AG and AMD.
Thanks I needed to hear that xD
Good haha
@@AncientGameplays :3 you know i love you !
Do you tweak your graphics settings in adrenaline or do you leave these? And thank you for the videos!
Always the best!
Very good analysis, my amazing italian friend
Portuguese, no Italian haha
Thank you very much for the review. I believe that there are a lot of variables at play here, such as the game versions which most definitely got updated along the way, there are also Windows updates which should not impact the performance in a big way but it's still a variable. It would be nice to have a way of isolating the version of game/windows that was available at the time that 22.12.1 drivers were out and test with that specific version, so that we can isolate only the driver improvement.
Yes, that is all explained here too
Nice, thanks man
Thank you as well
Nice cão you've got there!
I would like to see this on older architecture generations.
Awesome video! RTX equivalent next, for comparison? 🙏
Guess so
Hey man, thanks for adding the Witcher 3 in your benchmark tests! What antialiasing did you use? TAAU? I see older benchmark tests from last year with 7900 xtx/TAAU/ultra+ @ 4K and the game ran with many more fps. Could the game got broken in time by updates?
Game got updated and testing parts also affect the FPS
You made my day!!! You make best informative videos! Also i have to report that i had to RMA my 7900XT GPU from Sapphire 3 times. All the same issue. They probably put the wrong VBIOS because the GPU overclocked too high on its own. I had to manually set the clock speeds for defaults. This has been an ongoing issue with the 7900XT nitro Plus. I have a feeling Sapphire messed up.on 3 of my cards. I can show you a video of the clock speeds reported on Adrenaline.
What do you mean by "too high"?
Are you able to add the game version to benchmarks? Other creators have found updates to a game can have massive impacts on performance, more than driver versions.
Always latest version as I have no cracked games here
This is great because this is similar to my setup that I built over a year ago. It's like your in my head!
I just wanted to say thank you for the OC 7900 gre vid. I bought the red devil 7900 gre for my wife, and though didn’t use your exact specs (It wasn’t stable). I found a super sweet spot, getting around 10%+ performance.
2400/2700
990V
+15% PL
2400 Mem OC.
great improvements
You are going to make me get an 7900XT or a 7900GRE. I wish this was the performance when the cards launched or at least close to 24.5.1. Keep the awesome content coming brother!
Damn… nice!
AMD drivers are fine ❤
with how many issues ive had i highly disagree
@@frederik666 same, they are not bad, but fixing stuff should not take year and half like av1 recording
@@frederik666 skill issue
@@frederik666 At least they don't break their product on newer drivers like Nvidia does. My RTX 2080 basically lost HDR support and 4k 120hz support with 500 series of drivers with active DP->HDMI adapters, since I have C2 oled as my main screen. At that point I jumped across to AMD's card next since the new drivers are supposed to improve your product, not break it completely.
@@eriuz Don't procreate.
hey man ive been playing with the settings on amd software on games lately.Trying to improve visual quality as much as possible at minimal perf cost .Any settings you recommend?
Amazing tests. I am wondering if drivers did the same to my 6950. Playing World of Tanks which is CPU bound, i observed a higher stable fps than half a year ago
I think would be interesting a video comparison between RDNA 2 and RDNA3 on CS2 because on the release review of tpu, for example, the 6900 xt and the 7900 xt have the same performance
I appreciate how much more responsive AMD seems recently to emerging problems (the Fallout 3/NV crash bug recently is an example. It appeared decently quickly in the upcoming fixes).
RDNA2 really got better with time. Even the RT performance today can't be compared to the performance at launch.
Good dog at the start
I... didn't expect above 15% increase in one year. That's surprising and very very disappointing in a way. Because yes, that seems to match much more to what they advertised in their first keynote on RDNA3. Almost even better.
Now, evidently, I'm wondering if that's a specific of the RX 7900 XT or if the XTX gets the same benefit (or up to 5% less). That's very very intriguing.
Good work, Fabio!
Edit: as to your last point on focus for AMD: Yes, more money to FSR (needs to be equal or better than XeSS at least!), but selfishly, I'd want them to focus on VR performance. No one is tapping that market and since Apple has put their nose in, I'd expect some new cool software features too. (But yeah, I know not enough care about it. Let me cry in my corner, ok?!)
Insane gains.
Ahhhh! The sun. Ancient really gotta warn us gamers who don't see it next time!
Fábio, tô querendo fazer umas capturas de vídeo usando o adrenalin com captura de áudio em canais separados. Já deixei tudo configurado, mas depois de fazer uma captura e ouvir o audio, fica com umas interferências estáticas, como um chiado sabe? E quando faço a captura+audio em um arquivo único o meu áudio gtavado fica perfeito. O que pode ser?
Qual a config de bitrate e etc você recomenda para fazer upload para o CZcams?
I hope to try the rx 7700xt at the moment. ❤
So was this tested with the games as they were released in 2022? Else these improvements might as well just be from the game patches
I like the opening with a DOG, instead of someone yelling and scaring me
Wont lie this is very impressive, and you know im an nvidia guy. Listen, i own a 4070 super and love it but i may go amd next time. Ive not been enjiying how nvidia handles aliasing and i dont like the stutters from this year and cpu utilization jumping like crazy due to drivers. Its as if nvidia has issues with windows 11 and nvidia cant figure it out with. drivers. Either way i feel amd this year is on track it just sucks so many turned there backs on them. Nvidia covers to much of the market and thats not good for competition. It means nvidia will now cut corners and release things on a lesser level then they should because well they jsut dont really have to try as hard as they can. Which imo is why so many are having great experiences with amd right now because amd is trying so hard. I love that and I may just go onto supporting them next.
Listen i would love to go from a 4070 super to a 7900xt especially after seeing this and im a 1440p gamer so this card would fit me perfectly.
The starfield game alone shocks me so so much. It legit now performs like a 4080 super in that game now. Just proved to me amd will always get your card working so if you have issues at launch just know they willl fix it.
Love the Wicther 3
Portugal making waves on the GPU market.
Well done Fabio, the fine wine is still a thing.
Suggestion: Do the same for an Nvidia GPU.
I will, my brother will start testing soon
thanks
Will you do a similar video about nvidia drivers on the rtx40 series?
Can try
ty for average graph. Helpful
Always there
I was a bit late on acquiring my 7900 XT. But, there's been some minor improvements since I've had it. Mostly in stability of 0.1% lows.
Biggest improvements I had seen on the 6800m has been a rather major improvement to Minecraft performance and better stability with VR. The way stuff's locked down on mobile's a little annoying though.
That deal of a used grab's fairing me well so far. Now it's just a matter of pushing it into the future until it wears off or doesn't meet requirements and expectations for my needs.
i see this performs 10x better, someone said more, so from now onwards what should be done in a year can be done in a month, which is huge time saver
still its useless so nevermind
Power consumption, will be nice an extra data to see how increase or decrease efficiency
It could be that at those higher resolutions you're bottlenecking somewhere. Nice vid, I've always been an ATI/AMD Person but I do wonder, does nvidia see the same sorts of improvements over time?
I can try with Nvidia as well
Thank you
Thank you :D
Thanks a lot. Could you please also add 3K (ultrawide) to your benchmark in the future? :😅
It's called 1440P UW haha
@@AncientGameplays
- Standard 1440p Resolution (2560 x 1440):Total pixels: 3,686,400
-Ultra-Wide 1440p Resolution (3440 x 1440):Total pixels: 4,953,600The ultra-wide 1440p resolution has approximately 34% more pixels than the standard 1440p resolution. This means that the GPU has to process significantly more data to render images at ultra-wide resolutions, leading to a higher workload.
So we (or i called 3k :)
@@ihabentabli3K doesn't exist, that's what I meant xD
@@AncientGameplays xD have a nice evning
This type of video is why i sub to this channel. Looking at the difference from launch to now was a smart idea. I got confused though as in my 40+ year old brain i didnt think the 7000 series was released in 22. I think its because of how much later the 7600xt, 7700xt and 7800xt came out.turned out i was wrong. The 7900xt was released late 2022.
It was indeed, as stated, the first drivers were 22.12.1 haha
@@AncientGameplays I'm unwell atm which is why I failed to notice that you actually did say when the driver was released. But your videos are always something to look forward to.
@@Jwalker76 thank you very much and hope you get well!
one thing i noticed over the time i have had my 6650xt is the vram speed was able to do 2300mhz and now 2250 tho ive used mpt and increased power and that seem to help back to 2300
Good video
Enjoy it
Fine wine as always ❤❤❤
Interesting video like always. I have one issue in these kind of comparison hence the question of game patches helping overall fps in 2 years time. We don't really know the significativity of the patches in this example. The margin could be 0% or maybe 20%.
Nevertheless it is a great video.
EDIT: it is true game devs work in team with AMD / Nvidia to provide better patches too
Hi Fabio, great work! I just think its a little bit misleading, because for example tye 2022 driver does not support Starfield, thats why you see so bad results. The perfect and correct way to test the evolution was to test with the first driver that AMD releases to support specific games (for ex Starfield i think i was 23.8.2) and compare with the most recent. I know, this would be a major headache to test!! Keep up with the good work!
I hope AMD continues to support Eyefinity with mixed resolution & orientation support, that's why I'm still holding onto AMD card no matter how convincing RT & DLSS are.
How did you conduct this test? Were you rolling back the drivers while using the same hardware you have currently? Or using your old data from 2 years ago? Just curious my guy.
Of course I was using the older drivers, not old data 💪💪
@@AncientGameplays Straight up gangsta! Keep doing your thing my man!!!
Is there a comprehensive list of recommended windows tweaks?
I was on windows 11, having network issues. I dropped down to 10, found out it was some obscure network driver that had to be found from realtek, not asus. Upgraded back to 11.
Now my old overclock profile isnt even close to stable. Imported the saved copy id used, on the same 23.11.1 if i remember (at work, on lunch right now). 6800xt with a 3800x
What a cute dog!
I really hope Nvidia control panel app becomes on par with Adrenaline. This is something I really missed when switching to Nvidia
I'm genuinely surprised at that amount of performance increase. I expected possibly 5%
I'd be interested to see this video done again but with a rtx 4080 or 90 for comparison.
Already did recently. My benchmarks always have recent results
Hi mate, I did look through your channel for an Nvidia version. I didn't see one. Perhaps I missed it?
I'm talking about an Nvidia rtx 4080/90 early drivers v the latest drivers on the same games.
I'm interested to see if Nvidia cards have aged as well as AMD have.
Keep up the good work!
@@mikem6466 i mean I have the 7900xtx vs 4080s haha. I will try to do an nvidia version 💪
Hey, could you do something like this but with linux and MESA drivers?
Hi fabio, sorry for the off-topic, but i followed your guide to undervolt the 6800(i have the xt version) and i would like to know if what i did is okay, and i'm not damaging my card. Essentially i used your values as a basis for my own, i didn´t go through the lenghty process of finding my uv+oc like you say in the video, and basically just thought of a reasonable value and input it in the adrenaline software. Does that damage my card? thanks😅
if it's not overheating, no crashes and also no BSOD or random system restart, then your card is fine and you didn't do any damage
@@gamepac7671 the only thing that can damaage the card is heat right?
@@Usumariu Yep, but also be careful with vram speed, it might be unstable on high frequency and it will end as bsod or green screen. If you want to overclock VRAM, use OCCT VRAM test while overclocking. That's what I did on mine 7900xt
its really interesting
Te amo ancient saludos de chile ❤
wonder how much improvement the Nvidia cards have gotten in comparison
Is amazing they leave so much performance on the table. But I wonder how much of this is driver updates or game updates?
Drivers as shown...the games were exactly the same
Still rocking a radeon vii. It's mhewww not too bad
Amd ❤️
Can you do a Video about RT improvments as well?
There's RT in the video too
@@AncientGameplays yep, but somenthing only about it would be great too
muito bom, tenho o mesmo kit.
You should do i test where u use on amd and nvidia gpu with the same games and se if the difference in performance with different drivers are the same or if amd or nvidia have done an advantage or not
Nice dog man
When AMD will stop crashing from not having my page file set up, I will buy AMD
that's not an AMD issue, that's a user issue for being dumb enough to do that, no offense, just reality...
You should have tested 6000 and 5000 series too :)
Nah, that's for another video. 2020 vs 2024 most likely
@@AncientGameplays Yes...please.
5800x3d+6950xt
@@AncientGameplays I wonder also how much the game updates affected the results; This kind of long term testing is best focuses on offline single player games in order for the version to be consistent.