Thanks! Not going back to Win10, or buying a accessory TPM device. So I’ll try to sus it out over the next week or so within my return window hoping to resolve it. I really thought AMD drivers had come further along than this. This is such a fundamental system problem I can’t hardly believe it has been fixed already. I’ll check the current AGESA versions for availability BIOSes for my mobo.You sure it's not Windows 11? Maybe try with Windows 10.
There's also this: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-issues-fix-and-workaround-for-ftpm-stuttering-issues
I'm also using Win 10 and 5800X3D / 7900 XTX combo TPM is enabled but i'm using an External module and not firmware based from cpu.I am running Windows 10 fTPM disabled with 5800X3D / 7900 XTX. There is no noticeable stutter in any of the games I've played. It could be a lucky selection of games but I feel good about not upgrading to Windows 11.
Install on a spare drive to rule out Win11 being the source of the issue. Shouldn't take more than a couple hours, including installing the games and testing them.Spending 8 hours reinstalling Win10, my apps, utilities and configuring it all seems like a major PITA to me.
If it's in the return window they have price matched me (with credit) before. Worth a shot anyhowOkay. Uh. It looks like it has 'magically' fixed itself. Not sure what happened since I don't let windows updates or drivers install without my say so.
Annoyingly, the same card is currently on sale for $95 less than I paid for it just 10 days later - LOL! Amazon doesn't have a price guarantee that I know of, boohoo.
I think windows updating the drivers even when you turn it off is more of a windows 11 issue.If it's in the return window they have price matched me (with credit) before. Worth a shot anyhow
And also lol at magically fixing itself. Just AMD (or maybe Windows 11) things.
Windows update is possibly broken on Win11.I think windows updating the drivers even when you turn it off is more of a windows 11 issue.
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Did I miss you getting your custom liquid cooled rig up and running? Was curious how your 7900 XTX is doing with the EK block.
Better do it before AMD pushes out the 7950 XTX. Then you may not look at your 7900 XTX with the same amount of affectionI've been very lazy lately, heh.
Doesn't matter to me, it's gotta last me til Zen 6 anyway and who knows how long that will be?Better do it before AMD pushes out the 7950 XTX. Then you may not look at your 7900 XTX with the same amount of affection
Zen 5 will be out in 2024. So probably 2025/2026 for Zen 6Doesn't matter to me, it's gotta last me til Zen 6 anyway and who knows how long that will be?
Who knows? I'll need a new video card by then in any case. 7900XTX is . . . nice but let's face it, I would rather have had the chance to buy an RDNA3+ flagship card.But the bigger question is will Zen 6 still be AM5 I hope so.
I wouldn't bother with that incremental upgrade.Who knows? I'll need a new video card by then in any case. 7900XTX is . . . nice but let's face it, I would rather have had the chance to buy an RDNA3+ flagship card.
I wouldn't bother with that incremental upgrade.
Radeon VII to 7900XTX is not an incremental upgradeI would, I'm going from a Radeon VII to the 7900XTX and camping on that for 2-3 years minimum. If I had been able to get a 7950XTX or whatever instead, with a lot of bugfixes (because RDNA3 clearly has some flaws), I would have been much happier with that product. And waiting for RDNA4 was not an option.
Why are you so adverse to the 6950XT? This may be a controversial opinion but in my view it’s the best GPU Radeon has ever developed.Who knows? I'll need a new video card by then in any case. 7900XTX is . . . nice but let's face it, I would rather have had the chance to buy an RDNA3+ flagship card.
6950XT is a great card and good value. But he already has a 7900 XTX, so he is set for a while I think. Drivers should improve over time. The only potential upgrade for him at this time is a 4090, and IDK how he feels about the new melty connector. I would probably wait for RDNA4 or the next gen Geforce if I were him.Why are you so adverse to the 6950XT? This may be a controversial opinion but in my view it’s the best GPU Radeon has ever developed.
There’s issues with Navi31 where it has issues reaching certain P-States under lighter gaming loads and still has the multi monitor bug. Depending on the game / workload it could also be more efficient for this reason. RDNA2 is in my view a much better architecture.
I would also recommend a 4080 or 4090 but I’m guessing you’re not willing to consider Nvidia.
Apologies, I thought he was still waiting to purchase a GPU. I should've went back to the previous page.6950XT is a great card and good value. But he already has a 7900 XTX, so he is set for a while I think. Drivers should improve over time. The only potential upgrade for him at this time is a 4090, and IDK how he feels about the new melty connector. I would probably wait for RDNA4 or the next gen Geforce if I were him.
It isn't, which is my point. If I knew AMD was committed to an RDNA3+ product this summer then I would never have invested in the 7900XTX. It would have been worth it for me. Maybe I'll take a whack at the thing tomorrow. So lazy/busy though urgh. Plus having to tear down the old machine will bring a tear to my eye.Radeon VII to 7900XTX is not an incremental upgrade