Kssio_Aug
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Okay guys, sorry about upping this thread again, but I'm still worried, and I need some help.
Just checked with Doom metric the frame-rate and noticed my GPU usage is totally red, like this:
This is VERY strange. But I'm not sure if this is a bug.
I've found however this thread on Steam, and it seems the guy had the exact same issue.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/379720/discussions/0/142260718947573343/
He did use DDU to remove the drivers, reinstalled it, and it seems the problem was solved for him (and his performance went from 60 to 130 fps).
Problem is that I've already unninstalled all drivers with DDU and installed it again. I don't know what to do, but this is strange as fuck... =/
Someone has any idea of what should I try?
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Hi, my RX 480 just arrived. I've installed, and apparently everything is working as it should.
Previously I had an GTX 570. Made some tests before buying the card, and my results using the demonstrations from Dishonored 2, Mafia 3 and Doom, were more or less like this:
GTX 570:
- Dishonroed 2: 900p, very low to mid settings, generally at 25-30 fps.
- Mafia 3: 900p - low to mid settings, generally at 25-30 fps.
- Doom: 900p - mid to high settings, 30fps with some spikes to 40~50.
RX 480:
- Dishonored 2: 1080p, highest settings, 30~40fps.
- Mafia 3: 10809, highest settings, 30~40 fps.
- Doom: 10809 - max settings, 45~55 fps.
Mafia 3 and Dishonored 2 are considered very bad ports though. In Doom case I heard it works better with Vulkan, but when I activate it in the demo, it crashes. I'm pretty sure my CPU causes some bottleneck (i5 2500 stock) but that's an upgrade for another time.
It's kinda hard to express how thr GTX 570 was running things cause it was spiking to a higher and lower fps than the ones I mentioned all the time. But the experience wasn't very playable, besides pretty decent for a 5 years old card. The RX 480 is performing much better and more stable, and definitely seems to open a door to pretty much any game this generation.
However, I'm not really sure if the card is totally ready, and here's where I need some help:
I've downloaded the driver from AMD support page. It was the Crimson ReLive Edition 17.4.4. After it installed, it opened an Radeon Configuration interface and asked if I should install the ReLive.
1) Should I install the ReLive tool? What's it for exactly?
2) When installig the driver it had 2 options: "17.4.4" and "17.5.2 (optional)". Should I install this more recent "optional" version? What does it mean?
3) As I said before, Doom demo is crashing when I try to play it using Vulkan API option. Is there any solution for that? Is that a known issue?
4) Is there something else I should know / download / update?
This is my driver information:
And one last thing:
5) Is it possible to run 4k resolution with a Full HD TV? Is it possible to downscale?
I think it's basically this. I just need to be sure if everyting is right.
Okay guys, sorry about upping this thread again, but I'm still worried, and I need some help.
Just checked with Doom metric the frame-rate and noticed my GPU usage is totally red, like this:
(it's not my picture, but it's exactly like this - I uninstalled Doom and can't take another screenshot right now - am resintalling the game)
This is VERY strange. But I'm not sure if this is a bug.
I've found however this thread on Steam, and it seems the guy had the exact same issue.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/379720/discussions/0/142260718947573343/
He did use DDU to remove the drivers, reinstalled it, and it seems the problem was solved for him (and his performance went from 60 to 130 fps).
Problem is that I've already unninstalled all drivers with DDU and installed it again. I don't know what to do, but this is strange as fuck... =/
Someone has any idea of what should I try?
--
Hi, my RX 480 just arrived. I've installed, and apparently everything is working as it should.
Previously I had an GTX 570. Made some tests before buying the card, and my results using the demonstrations from Dishonored 2, Mafia 3 and Doom, were more or less like this:
GTX 570:
- Dishonroed 2: 900p, very low to mid settings, generally at 25-30 fps.
- Mafia 3: 900p - low to mid settings, generally at 25-30 fps.
- Doom: 900p - mid to high settings, 30fps with some spikes to 40~50.
RX 480:
- Dishonored 2: 1080p, highest settings, 30~40fps.
- Mafia 3: 10809, highest settings, 30~40 fps.
- Doom: 10809 - max settings, 45~55 fps.
Mafia 3 and Dishonored 2 are considered very bad ports though. In Doom case I heard it works better with Vulkan, but when I activate it in the demo, it crashes. I'm pretty sure my CPU causes some bottleneck (i5 2500 stock) but that's an upgrade for another time.
It's kinda hard to express how thr GTX 570 was running things cause it was spiking to a higher and lower fps than the ones I mentioned all the time. But the experience wasn't very playable, besides pretty decent for a 5 years old card. The RX 480 is performing much better and more stable, and definitely seems to open a door to pretty much any game this generation.
However, I'm not really sure if the card is totally ready, and here's where I need some help:
I've downloaded the driver from AMD support page. It was the Crimson ReLive Edition 17.4.4. After it installed, it opened an Radeon Configuration interface and asked if I should install the ReLive.
1) Should I install the ReLive tool? What's it for exactly?
2) When installig the driver it had 2 options: "17.4.4" and "17.5.2 (optional)". Should I install this more recent "optional" version? What does it mean?
3) As I said before, Doom demo is crashing when I try to play it using Vulkan API option. Is there any solution for that? Is that a known issue?
4) Is there something else I should know / download / update?
This is my driver information:
And one last thing:
5) Is it possible to run 4k resolution with a Full HD TV? Is it possible to downscale?
I think it's basically this. I just need to be sure if everyting is right.
