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I recently built a new PC, and this time I told myself to just enjoy it for what it is.

I didn't want to over clock anything or mess around with tweaks.

But like on several other occasions, I ended up breaking this promise to myself.

If you watch the previous video, you'll know, I decided on a radio on our X 5700 a slightly cheaper and weaker baby brother off the 5700 ext.

T.

As I sat there installing some games and admiring my new purchase, I started thinking about some of AM these graphics cards of years gone by and how GP used like the are 9 to 19.

Vega, 56 could be flashed for better performance.

For example, the are 9 to 90 could be flashed with a R 9 to 90 x bios, which in turn would give you a slight performance gain.

So naturally I started wondering the same about my 5700 here.

Could we flush it with a 57 100 x t by us for some sweet F.

P s gains?

Well, it turns out you can no I don't recommend it.

And certainly not with a reference design card with a single blow a fan.

But I just couldn't move on with my life if I didn't try it.

So I guess we're doing this.

Let me just show you that the 5700 is indeed installed here is in Device Manager, paired with the rise in 3600 and 16 gigs of DDR four.

I'll also show you the car dingy puz here, which will demonstrate the specs and clock speeds.

This M S Icardi's clocked at 14.

65 megahertz with a boost speed of 17.

25.

It features 2304 shade er's flashing the card with an X T bios will increase thes speeds, but it's always worth taking into consideration what could be achieved with standard over clocking before doing this, as well as other, less permanent solutions.

Likely power play tables mod.

With this, you don't have to reapply your settings every time you update the drivers or remove and receipt the cold, but it is a lot riskier.

Anyway, let's begin.

So first things first, I made a backup of my 5700 bios in G.

P.

U Z and then downloaded the 5700 x t by us from the tech power up websites as well as 80 I flash, which, as of mid August, supports the noon every 10 cards.

From there, it was just a matter of opening the 80 i flash program, loading the downloaded VJ bios and clicking the program button one restart later.

And lo and behold, we now have a radio on 5700 x t, according to Windows.

In such anyway, the shade account will, of course, remain unchanged.

But this speeds have increased.

I didn't do any further over clocking, as this is, the reference called.

It wasn't really wise to flush this model anyway.

It will be interesting to see what sort of performance gains we see without touching any other settings, though.

Firstly, the stock temps stayed at 34 degrees Idol, which was a good start, but the low temperature went running.

The very intensive superposition GPU benchmark went from 73 to 90 on the fan noise went from meth.

It's not that batter from who's fired up that vacuum cleaner inside my head.

The superposition score at the end of this audible adventure was increased, though, as well as the frame, right?

So how does this equate to real world gains in gaming situations?

Well, first up, it's the far cry new dawn benchmark run.

Here is how the game performs with the out of the box 5700.

This footage was taken before we flash the BIOS we're seeing in the 83 F.

P s average at 14.

40 p with 1% and 10.1% lows of 66 57 respectively.

After the flash, we weren't really seeing any difference.

We gained three f p.

S on average, but that's about it.

The percent old figures were around the same, however, in dirt really 2.0, things were a little different.

See, this game seems to be more graphics card dependence.

A good GP.

You will be more beneficial here than a good CPU and this shows in the results.

Here we were getting 139 f.

P s on average, with percentile figures of 1 14 and 70 when we look at the flash.

To result, the average figure has increased to 147 and the other numbers read 1 2084 Kingdom Come Deliverance also saw an improvement.

The stock car gave us figures of 83 52 31 K.

C.

D has actually seen quite a few performance patches over the course of its existence, and it's far better optimized these days.

I forgot how good it looks, too.

With the Flush 5700 we were seeing improved figures of 87 59 46 again.

The biggest improvement came with that North 460.1% figure.

In the real world.

This just translates into the eradication of some micro stutter, which I noticed when exiting Henry's house on walking through the gates to the marketplace.

So despite this risky endeavor, seemingly working out quite well now would be a good time to remind you that this is best done on a card that isn't reference design as you could then take advantage of further over clocking two after performing the initial flash.

Or you could always spend the extra and purchase the real deal 5700 x t.

But where's the fun in that?

So with all that said, I hope you've enjoyed today's video.

This isn't the usual sort of thing, but I was intrigued to see if this would pay off on DDE.

I just found it quite interesting.

So I hope you guys did, too.

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