Hello, my non-ref rx 5700xt doesn't work at the set frequencies. For example, the frequency of 1900 MHz is now set in adrenaline, but in fact in games the frequency doesn't reach this value, and the video card operates at a frequency of about 1800 MHz. In general, ~100 MHz is subtracted from any set frequency. An increase in voltage or power limit doesn't solve the problem.
can you please check your bios version / date? i think i'm on to something. if im not mistaken they changed something to the bios around december and this could make a huge difference...
try and run a benchmark like uni-engine that dose not stress the cpu. the card will naturally run at a lower clock if the game stresses the cpu. I freqently see my 5700xt run at like 1300mhz in a game like hell let loose for example. The card knows that it can only put out like 65fps in intensive cpu bound loads. Thus the down clocking. I have my card set to 1900 mhz as well.
yes but your gpu has a bios too. you can check this in the adrenaline software under 'system' and than on the right side under hardware you click 'more details'
Did you try setting it to 2000 and see if its now 1900? Could be a bug. One thing to try would be to increase graphics settings in games to see if that number rises.
Also max frequency doesn't mean it will always reach that peak. There are many factors involved in getting to that point. Max freq may just be a boost setting. Most games i play dont get anywhere near the frequency set at 2150.
I set 2000 MHz - the graphics card runs at ~ 1900 MHz. 2150 MHz - ~ 2000. Frequencies are reduced at any value. Graphics settings are always maximum, video card loading is always 99%
I set 2000 MHz - the graphics card runs at ~ 1900 MHz. 2150 MHz - ~ 2000. Frequencies are reduced at any value. Graphics settings are always maximum, video card loading is always 99%
Use the defaults, the boost feature will handle the speeds automatically depending on the temperature and available power.
It could be that this is only a boost value, but it could also just be a bug. Have you reported this? Or talked w/ tech support? The "Fix" is just to set the highest value to +100 over what you want.
This must be like a catch-22 for AMD. Be conservative with clock frequency, and people will complain it doesn't run at target max 100% of the time, or let'er rip and people complain of instability and crashing.
