F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop GPU from Gigabyte 7800xt Delta running AIDA64

GPU from Gigabyte 7800xt Delta running AIDA64

GPU from Gigabyte 7800xt Delta running AIDA64

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CaptianTimo
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07-12-2023, 11:36 AM
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CaptianTimo
07-12-2023, 11:36 AM #1

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zFenix045_
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07-13-2023, 11:13 PM
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It’s tricky to confirm if the 7800XT should act like that since those sensors aren’t always reliable. A large delta package or hotspot usually means the cooler isn’t making full contact with the GPU die. I’m not sure this applies to a 7800XT, it seems too early for thermal paste or pads to need replacement. Did you check your temperatures during gaming? That would give a better idea of actual usage. Good luck!
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zFenix045_
07-13-2023, 11:13 PM #2

It’s tricky to confirm if the 7800XT should act like that since those sensors aren’t always reliable. A large delta package or hotspot usually means the cooler isn’t making full contact with the GPU die. I’m not sure this applies to a 7800XT, it seems too early for thermal paste or pads to need replacement. Did you check your temperatures during gaming? That would give a better idea of actual usage. Good luck!

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catseecoo
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07-14-2023, 06:10 PM
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I kept an eye on things while playing, it was near the bottom of my post. Sorry, maybe I wasn’t precise enough—about a 15-degree difference from the normal 60°C, so the hotspot at 75°C was just perfect. Oddly, during the Aida64 stress test, the sensor reading 95°C came from the VCD3 hotspot, while everything else stayed within a normal range. I’m not really worried about it now; I was more curious. Back when I had the lowest specs, entering the PC gaming scene (the 7800xt is mid-high end) was a big leap. I’m just trying to understand better so I can apply it in future situations. Thanks! I also saw you responded to my DDR5 question—I had the same issue too, and Asrock confirmed problems with my setup.
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catseecoo
07-14-2023, 06:10 PM #3

I kept an eye on things while playing, it was near the bottom of my post. Sorry, maybe I wasn’t precise enough—about a 15-degree difference from the normal 60°C, so the hotspot at 75°C was just perfect. Oddly, during the Aida64 stress test, the sensor reading 95°C came from the VCD3 hotspot, while everything else stayed within a normal range. I’m not really worried about it now; I was more curious. Back when I had the lowest specs, entering the PC gaming scene (the 7800xt is mid-high end) was a big leap. I’m just trying to understand better so I can apply it in future situations. Thanks! I also saw you responded to my DDR5 question—I had the same issue too, and Asrock confirmed problems with my setup.

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washout9
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07-14-2023, 09:01 PM
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I remember it from the first read, but I didn’t focus on it during testing. It’s mainly an issue under stress conditions. Thanks for clarifying! You’re welcome! I enjoy fixing computers and getting better at identifying problems. Have a great day!
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washout9
07-14-2023, 09:01 PM #4

I remember it from the first read, but I didn’t focus on it during testing. It’s mainly an issue under stress conditions. Thanks for clarifying! You’re welcome! I enjoy fixing computers and getting better at identifying problems. Have a great day!