EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 FTW3 vs AMD Radeon RX 5700

So who has the most efficient cooler when you set them to the same noise level, not the same type of noise necessarily, but same noise volume? Who has...

I updated the bios on my motherboard and reinstalled the gpu drivers and things have greatly improved. I kind of expected these problems because of the newness of the card. It did run a little hot under heavy load at first, (82 deg C) but after a little tweaking of the fan curve, I managed to get the temps down by about 10 deg. Keeping it below 75 deg will cost you in decibles though, as the blower is noticeable above 50%

RMA in progress. Will update when i receive the new GPU. Original: I bought this after throughly reviewing every possible prosumer card that could both play games with and produce videos with in Adobe suite. as far as performance goes the only reason to get this card over the 3080 ti is extra vram for 3d and compositioning apps

Ever it's silly. They kind of did this. You know time and time again where they kind of screw up the launches for their video cards when their CPU lau...

I didn't know it required three PCIe 8 pin connections. I don't have enough power that being said it does require a minimum of 750 watts so you'll nee...

Well, claiming that "I" applied it is a bit of a stretch: Despite multiple attempts to get a stable result using AMD's WattMan software in manual mode, the best results always came from the "auto-overclocking" setting instead, and the manual option never returned results as fast or consistent.

This is a premium product, and I'm disappointed that I need to keep track of half a dozen driver versions and constantly swap between them depending on what game I want to play or what editing software I want to use. I can get it somewhat stable, but for the price it should be stable without all the extra work and headaches and compromises. And then I also need to be afraid of new games potentially bricking the card due to unlocked framerates such as with the new Amazon MMORPG. If it happens once with one game and required a patch on their end, how can I trust another new game to not damage this card? So now I need to worry not just about putting in dozens of hours to tweak it to some semblance of stability, but I need to run away from betas and early access titles because who knows which one is going to start frying cards next? It is a more powerful card than I am used to as an AMD customer, and wow was Cyberpunk pretty on it, but at this point I don't think the constant fragility and insane price has been worth it

At that point, the 5700 XT may only be the go-to option when spending $ 500 or less the success of these new Navi GPUs really depends on pricing and a...