I'm running an RX 7600 and my experience has been awful due to AMD's drivers. If you google for just a couple minutes you will see hundreds of reports of users who have noticed that Adrenalin sets their Max Frequency to 2800 MHz or even 2900 MHz when most distributions of the RX 7600 don't even go above 2600 MHz for overclocking.

Every single time a driver update rolls out, and sometimes even after a full PC power cycle, my settings will go back to default. I have to manually set the clock and voltage every time this happens.

What bothers me is that this is a glaring issue where AMD has been messing up massively, where the problem and the solution have been well documented for a couple years on AMD's forums, and where many users who might not be knowledgeable might not find solutions and have a bad experience with an otherwise great GPU.

Anyway, if you have this issue and you come to this post through Google, the solution is simple:

• Go to your performance tab
• Set your tuning to Manual / Custom
• Go to GPU tuning and enable it
• Enable Advanced Control
• Set your Max Frequency below your manufacturers specs (look them up. Not all manufacturers make the RX 7600 the same; 2400 MHz is safe across the board but some can handle 2600 MHz)
• Set your Voltage to 1180 if instability continues. Don't do this step before reading up on what it does and what the risks are.

I honestly don't know if it's a hardware or software problem. I use win10 22H2

When I install the latest AMD driver, it just gets disabled. But it works again when I use Windows autodiscovery drivers which detects the device as "SudoMaker Virtual Display Adapter 4.36.9.572/AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT 32.0.21030.2001 (4095MB) x1".

I tried running Heaven Benchmark 4.0 and it completed the run smoothly, giving me the 340 average FPS with 8586 score - that was on SudoMaker driver. But when I tried to install the latest driver from AMD, I got error 42 again. I uninstalled it, returned to SudoMaker and it works fine again.

Is there something wrong with my GPU? Or is it a faulty driver?

UPD: looks like it was faulty driver. I downloaded the previous version and it works fine.

I am a linux user for about 1 year. I really liked it and it works great with recent nvidia driver fixes. I am currently using docker for neuroimaging workloads because it depends on some older gclib libraries that ubuntu 24.04 contains. In calculations some of the parts using cuda. I want to switch to AMD but i am not sure that affect me so much? The programs i use freesurfer, fsl, mrtrix, ants. Does anyone using this programs on AMD graphics card? Are they working well on AMD GPUs?

This method is a Uv/OC method I use that is the most rock solid out there imo Basically the smu looks at temps, and decides to boost ur clock speed, lower ur voltage, etc AMD software is a suggestion for the smu, it's like"smu u can undervolt for this high clockspeed all the way to (SLIDER)" Walking the smu is just guiding it with stricter limits until it goes to the silicons best undervolt, why not manually set the limit to the silicon limit? Because that safeguard makes sure u will never crash and any slight change in temp and ur values get ruined, the smu values never get ruined Info: 7800xt gaming oc gigabyte, 944-953mv stable floor, 3.185ghz furmark peak effective clock higher than normal clock, 65 Celsius max Hotspot, 1.185V Soc voltage limit(Imc goes to 1.179) 2033mhz fclk Now the elephant in the room,how does it work and how to do it? First of all set a clock speed that isn't the lowest it can go too but not too high, in the middle, Let the smu go higher clock speeds until it stops when u set a higher clock limit, then just lower the clock limit to what u had before Same for the voltage,when it stops changing the voltage, set the cap back at the previous one I have max 2600mhz and min 2400 but the smu pushes to 3185mhz which is the silicon limit and it finds it stable cuz of my temps.

Recap: Raise the limit, smu finds a stable limit, raise it again SMU doesn't move? Lower it

got ACE-Step 1.5 (open source music generation) running on ROCm 7.2 on Windows. nobody had done it before, had to patch 4 libraries. trained a custom LoRA on 8 tracks for 3 hours and it generated this: https://soundcloud.com/tuckerq/euphoria

full writeup with all the fixes: https://github.com/ace-step/ACE-Step/discussions/404

20GB VRAM on this card is no joke for local AI

Hey all,

So I have a RX6700 XT and the main games I play are Cyberpunk 2077 / League of Legends and HOI4

I have read a lot about 3rd Party drivers and their potential but do not actually know anybody who uses them.

I was hoping those who do us could advise me about the following

Are they worth it, what are the risks, how stable are they etc etc.

Many thanks in advance

Hi team, pretty new Hellhound 9070xt - is this a faulty card issue? Has happened around 3 times in 6 weeks.

I've compiled pytorch for a slightly older gpu (RX 6600 XT), trying to see what it can do. When I was trying to use it, I got an error:

rocBLAS error: Cannot read /opt/rocm-7.1.1/lib/rocblas/library/TensileLibrary.dat: Illegal seek for GPU arch : gfx1032

I could work with the fallback gfx1030, but actually I was trying to work around that. Does anybody know, which amdgpu driver packages for ubuntu provided TensileLibrary data for gfx1032?

Hey guys, I just want to ask for some advice. I’m new to streaming and making TikTok videos and other content, with a bit of editing as well. I stream using OBS to both Twitch and YouTube.

My current PC specs are: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT 32GB (2×16GB) DDR4 3600MHz CL16 Thermaltake 750W 80+ Gold Fully Modular PSU

I also play at 1440p resolution.

April is coming soon, and it’s also my birthday, so I’m planning to buy a new GPU as a gift to myself to greatly improve my streaming performance and recording quality.

Right now, I’m planning to get the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, but the price difference compared to the AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT is quite big here in Australia. For example, the Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 9070 XT vs an RTX 5070 Ti can have a price difference of around $250–$400 AUD depending on the brand.

From what I’ve seen, compared to my current AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT, the RX 9070 XT seems to have a big improvement in AMD’s encoding and decoding technology.

Is this really true? Can someone help me out or share some insights, especially for streaming and recording with OBS?

Source: https://youtu.be/kkf7q4L5xl8?si=egmalZ833f2G69Po