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its called monopol, and nvidia paying to campanies for not supporting amd
Let me preface this by saying I own 3 AMD and 3 Nvidia GPU's right now. I never experience any issues on my AMD GPU's. I edit near daily on my rig, and even after knocking 2 capacitors clean off my 7800xt, it still pumps out edits just fine. Thought it'd be worse, but it only had issues for a day, then just started working properly again. Nvidia on the other hand have cause me nothing but headaches. Drivers never function as advertised. Settings not sticking, non stop bluescreens/DDU reinstalls due to unstable drivers, multiple different mis matching menu's, low vram causing horrible performance when rendering videos, awful frametime drops in multitudes of games. The list just keeps going. AMD is the new goat in my book and I'll a card from every generation they release, till they show me they don't care either.
I Just tought One thing, why you didn't try installing amd pro drivers which are made exactly for the best stability.
Honestly if you are in the creative workspace and do it professionally then you should have the supporting hardware. You are comparing 2 gaming graphics cards that a primarily designed for gaming and some streaming. The drivers aren’t built for this type of work. You would have to show how Quadro and Radeon Pro stack up. A cheap radeon pro or quadro could very easily blow most high end gaming cards out of the water in most creative applications. Also not just talking about video editing. I do cad work on the side as part of my 3d printing business.
It’s weird when someone switches with any gpu it goes wrong or find problems. Feels like it needs to be investigated.
As an nVidia user I couldn't care less for AMD cards, but I think these instability issues you're experiencing may not be related to AMD but to card manufacturer. ASUS lately has tendency to make crappy products that just don't work and charge you for a repair of their own fuckup.
You should have tried another 7900XT from another manufacturer and than if this one had the same issues…only then… you blame AMD…
A year out, would driver updates change your mind…?
AMD GPUs works better on mac PCs than windows PCs
It can happen if you dont use ddu wiper
i've literally never had this happen…. but ok
Sounds like a power supply issue
I've had used Radeon HD 6000 series gpus in the past. That was my first and last AMD gpu. Never ever switching back to AMD again!
Heeey , PLZZ Can we use x76003xd CPU + RX 7900 XT GPU with (MSI MPG B650 edge WiFi gaming) or (X670E) motherboard ??
It would be interesting if you can try the W series pro cards. Those are designed for the application.
Sounds like Ram related issues more than the new GPU, could be the ram is dual ranked you are using 4 sticks those can strain the imc.
With Windows PCs the life is a endless stress. Buy a Mac and you will have 0 issues. No Bios issues, no drivers issues, no compatibility between hardware issues…With a Mac you will spend you time creating. With a Windows PC you will spend most of your time finding solutions for endless issues.
Have you ever tried Radeon pro W7900 48GB for editing? And how was experience compared with rtx 4090 forexample? 4090 is 2 times cheaper also.
Don't blame the gpu for the crash! Blame Adobe!!
you need to update Bios and remove old drivers
Ive had all these problems but a bios update Fixed all of it
Power consumption?