AMD Radeon RX 5700 / RX 5700XT Linux Gaming Benchmarks

[coder]

Not until August/September I'm afraid.

Asrock already announced one, though not the release date.

[loganj]

well until then better stay away from 5700 unless you plan to mod your own card and pray it works.
according to that video nvidia 2070 Zuper FE has really nice temps.
well for now i pray they will behave nice. i really like the fps although the power consumption is still higher than nvidia but as high as before.

[flashmozzg]

flashmozzg thats true. but is there any non-ref cards out?

Not until August/September I'm afraid.

[loganj]

flashmozzg thats true. but is there any non-ref cards out?

[flashmozzg]

flashmozzg here or as Anthony says here the card turned off in Tomb Raider menu cause it was too hot

That just shows that reference cooling is underperforming (at given dBA, to boot), not that the chip itself is hot. Non-ref can easily solve this.

[loganj]

flashmozzg here or as Anthony says here the card turned off in Tomb Raider menu cause it was too hot

[flashmozzg]

it seems that RX 5700 XT runs way too hot compared to 2070.
i really want to see a full vulkan (native/dxvk) test compared to nvidia and some temps/power consumption charts.

How did you come to this conclusion? 2070 is hotter than 5700, and XT appears to be between 2070 and 2080. Not something I'd consider "way too hot".

[loganj]

it seems that RX 5700 XT runs way too hot compared to 2070.
i really want to see a full vulkan (native/dxvk) test compared to nvidia and some temps/power consumption charts.

[ic3man5]

Okay I managed to figure out how to run the suite on windows, Looks like I should be around 100FPS when working correctly. Unless there is an obvious fix I think I'm going to wait a week or two struggling on Windows until the driver stack matures a bit.

https://openbenchmarking.org/result/1907142-HV-RX5700XTD14,1907140-HV-FIRST807980

[ic3man5]

It's weird that your average is 59.5. That almost suggests vysnc is enabled, although your max would seem to contradict that.

Anyway, did you run it as part of the Phoronix Test Suite, or by hand? If the latter, are you sure the settings match PTS'?

I ran the tests by hand, I'm not sure how to look at the settings with PTS, I probably looked over something simple?

I just got done installing windows (sadly) and running the suite again with the same settings as I ran in Linux:

FPS:	105.3
Score:	2652
Min FPS:	8.0
Max FPS:	218.0

Linux was way smoother (as indicated by my min FPS here) but the average FPS is way lower.

I also couldn't get CS:GO to work correctly, it wouldn't utilize the GPU and wouldn't go above 10FPS (maxed out CPU).