All I got from this is "we encountered random black screens but never actually figured out the issue"

I'm in the camp where I've had no issues with my AMD card, but I do hope AMD takes note of the driver issues some people have.

You should see people's replies when I talk about similar experiences with radeon gpus over the years. People act like I've insulted their mother.

You do realize this can be caused by your software not supporting AMD properly.

Yeah as a 3d artsist, buying AMD is kinda sub par but as a gamer its great; i wish more reviewers did 3d/ video editor benchmarks with their cards

They definitely should start working with creators more, so if thinks are fixable in this gen or else next gen.. in short, it's unacceptable for AMD to ignore this market segment, specially since in gaming they've practically reached where Nvidia's at.

Thank you SO much for creative oriented hardware test videos and sharing your experiences... These are very important for someone like me who always on budget.

If system is shutting down that is usually indicative of a power supply issue.

And this is why Nvidia feels like they can charge whatever they want. Once you factor in time lost and frustration from random issues it becomes more than whatever the difference in pricing was.

The short answer is "Creators needs CUDA cores" As a fan of AMD and working with 3D graphic, animations and photogrammetry I was trying to use RADEONs but finally I had to give up. I can't run many programs on radeons because of lack of CUDA cores. It is not necessary fault od AMD. They have their own solutions but developers of the software often don't even try to make something compatible with AMD GPUs.

It's really good to see KZfaqrs actually using this hardware and trying to make it work. I imagine many have always stuck with Intel and Nvidia and don't know what it's like on the other side beyond benchmarks

I know old vid, just a tip, for all gpu card users, including nvidia have had similar issues. mainly on default fan speeds, insane settings. the problem with amd is a range of problems and they do not seem to listen, i have been on this for years now on amd forums warning people about theses crazy default settings. 1. the cooling paste is of such poor quality that you be wise to replace it with your own better quality, the paste that comes with the card, is already dried up and does not cool as good, so after 1 maybe 2 years depending on use or how long it was on display or in the stock, your card starts to artifact the screen, and at times create sort of screen blinking, quick off on. When used longer your card will crash and start with artefacting the crap out of it until it goes PROOF. 2. fan settings sucks, always check your gpu fan setting also nvidia users, better yet make your own, and to be sure use a external program and not radeon drivers, they always revert back to default nuts settings, when it crashes, try setting it at manual, and see what your default fan settings are, mine rx580 was set at max 90 degrees and fan speed at 80%, no wonder it was crashing. Make sure your fans run at max speed when they reach around 63 degrees, zero fan speed at certain low temp(DONT), disable that at once, make sure your fans spin at all times. 3. power control and options or settings as default, change it asap, undervolt your gpu and frequency on the gpu core, and store and run it as default in an external program(msi afterburner). Go -50 on the voltage, and minus 200 on your gpu core, check your temps while you adjust the settings during a heavy gpu test program. Go up 1 point on the voltage and 4 on the frequency until you reach a sweet spot at around 60 to 63 degrees, and then go 2 voltages below that, make sure your card does not reach higher then 63 degrees, you can go higher on that, but make sure you test it good, any artefacting, screen blinking, system reset/restart or program freezing go lower on the temps by loewring voltage and frequency. 4. last but not least the radeon software, man what can i say it does not even remember or apply your own settings when it reverts back to gpu default settings, during a crash or a freeze, and that is a huge problem on top of the 3 previous mentioned hardware misconfigure problems on hardware level, that makes your card go poof withing 2 years and 2 months on heavy use. I had issues after 8 months with my new rx6750xt that started blinking and later 1,5 years when it started to shutdown my pc for no reason or even freezed the game i was playing without any description on why yeh DXGI crash and driver reset to default. i changed my cooling paste, adjusted my fans to run at max speed at 63 degrees, undervolted to 1158(default=1200), and went to 2664 (default = 2694)on the gpu frequency, did not have a single issue after those changes. max temps at 63 degrees, but hardly reaches 58. The reason i keep using msi afterburner for my fan and volage control is, that amd radeon is a piece of crap software that keeps reverting to the crazy settings and burn your gpu out of exsistance within 2 years and 2 months, i lost a rx580 due to this. Amd default fan and voltage setting do not take in account the poor quality of the cooling paste and the dry up time of that same paste, they are to close and temps are to high and fan speeds to low at insane temps, and fine tuned the crap out of it to a literal dead spot, and a gpu card breaking spot with all 4 mentioned problems. This 7900xt will work fine if you change the cooling paste, lower your voltages, and temps, adjust your fan speeds,and start using msi afterburner as default voltage and fan control, do not rely on radeon software.PERIOD

In games and very basic editing I have had zero issues with my 6800XT for the year I have had it. Alot of games and alot of hours no issues. That said, I can say I have lurked the professional production task conversations and nVidia definately still holds title as the card of choice for professional creators. In the past AMD adjusted pricing to be a better value for the 99% of us that do not need that feature set but now? This release? Not sure what their game is. If the 7900XT does not come down in price I will get a 4070ti when I see one on sale. AMD maybe is not all that concearned with this part of the GPU market but if they want to gain more marketshare they need to. I know they are kings when it comes to CPU marketshare and Consoles in the millions but GPU's are important too. I hope they decide to get more aggressive there but who knows if they will.

Windows going to a black screen and restarting is in my experience a power supply issue

I think the problem lies more with Adobe software. In davinci the 7900xtx is fantastic.

AMD is speccing their GPUs with reasonable VRAM quantities. Nvidia's cards all have 4GB less than they ought to. Premiere crashing is unacceptable. I literally switch between game ready and studio drivers when I go to edit a video, because I notice Premiere crashes maybe once per 18 hours instead of once per 12 hours with the studio drivers vs the game ready ones. Premiere crashing is a mess; even if you can get back into Premiere in 2 minutes, it's still a huge setback to crash and break your whole "flow" (for lack of a better word). ...unfortunately I can't just stick with the studio drivers because games microstutter when using it.

I'm no expert, but couldn't this be a problem due to poor power supply? Or some other incompatibility? Did you try this video card in other setups? Is this information current as of February 2024? Other users also had this problem?

So Premiere Pro is a POS. And you ditched your card because premiere pro is a POS. nice move.

5:30 the part you mentioned about the video editing and the pc crashing and black screening was experienced by Paul (Not an Apple Fan) on the Techonomics Podcast. He’s mentioned this happened numerous times and switching to a RTX2080Ti was a much smoother process for video editing and preferred the Nvidia experience by faaaar!

Seems from your stunned reactions, you are new to AMD black screens, migrated to 3080 from 5700xt in 2020 and never looked back, now having 4090 and enjoying every bit of it

I think all of your problems were Windows 11 problems or AMD drivers for Windows 11. I had the same problems and almost returned my cards but when downgrading to windows 10 all of those issues disappeared with the same drivers. Edit: wanted to share that these issues also happened with RX 6000 series and windows 11 -- but absent on Win 10.

I would like to see this looked at again. Its been 7 months and that's a lot of software updates. So some of these issues might be fixed, So the GPU might be worth considering again.

The unfortunately reality is that for creators, Nvidia is the only choice when it comes to GPUs. I always want AMD to do well but every time it looks like they might be better, they manage to step on a rake. At this point I have more faith that intel will eventually offer an alternative to Nvidia than AMD will.

I am the creator (Highway Engineer), working in CAD ( Autodesk Civil 3D) and using AMD pro Drivers, actually it works way better then NVIDIA, it is more stable then NVIDIA'S studio driver on CAD

I have only one question: Do you guys used the Pro Drivers or the regular ones? 🤔 I too had a lot of problems while doing productivity using the regular Drivers. The moment I switched to the Pro once I had zero issues.

Surprisingly my 5700G's Radeon iGPU have no issues so far. Davinci resolve works very smooth and stable. Maybe its an old Vega Architecture that's why. Btw Linus Sebastian (LTT) said that they never go with the latest gen of components for editing systems, they always go one generation back

To be honest I create and 3d model martial arts weapons for a company here in the UK and went with 7900XT for the odd bit of gaming I'm loving it

Please do the same with Arc A770. Also make a video on how these GPUs and CPUs deal with AV1.

I had the same problem before with my 5700XT. Would have black screen, sometimes crash and computer restarts. I opened AMD adrenaline software tried tweaking some settings but still the same. Until I saw that my programs added in the home screen treated as games (Like you can see them as the recent games you played in adrenalin software). I removed them from the list and after that I have no crashes anymore. Everything works fine now. I don't know what that happened but it worked for me.

It would be interesting to see if the latest pro drivers that they have for the 7900 XT resolves all of the complaints.

I use the Sapphire 7900XTX and i am very happy. I know how and what tools to use. I do Blender and work on small games. Waiting for new Threadrippers ; ) Sad to hear that the gpu was not doing well for you. You can always send problems to AMD it is integrated in the driver. Would be nice when you can report Premiere crash.

I have had similar experiences with my 5700xt either crashing in apps and games, and some times yes it just disappears. Been putting up with that for over 3 years, now I'm doing a complete rebuild. 4090 water force edition, 7950x, asus Prime x670e Pro wifi, 64gb @6400, Samsung 990 pro, 1200 watt. Thanks for your videos leading me in the right direction looking for the right parts. Also saved some money buying a windows 10 key with your discount 👌

I've had problems like that editing when I had an AMD GPU, the software crashed, sometimes I lost the footage, and other annoying stuff, then I got the GTX 1060 in 2018 and never had any problems after that. AMD is amazing for gaming but if you are a content creator or use a GPU for professional workloads then Nvidia is a bit ahead when it comes to performance but also far ahead when it comes to compatibility and stability.

Weird, I don't have any of those issues with a 7900XT, but I also don't use all those fancy tools, I just use shotcut and lossless cut with 3rd party codec packs.

I changed out from an older rx 570 to a 6700 xt, and the performance bump was tremendous. I haven't had any issues with it. Perhaps it was a driver problem? Did you safe mode DDU the nvidia stuff before you loaded the adrenaline? That very well could cause a lot of the problems you're seeing.

As someone that used a 6900XT for 3D characters and animations for 2 years (need alot of VRAM and at the time the 3090 was way to expensive) and switched to a 4090. It isn't about just the performance its about how far behind AMD is from Nvidia when it comes to drivers, software support etc. As soon as I installed the 4090 the software I have been using for years CC3+ and Iclone had a massive 5GB update that added soooo much stuff that made animations, and making characters soooo much easier. Now I am making scenes with 10+ characters on it running at 4k 60fps. I don't think I'll ever go back to AMD. They are just to far behind Nvidia.

I do KZfaq gaming videos, upgraded from a GTX1080 to the XFX 7900XT. Until the new driver that came out yesterday I didn't have any crashing issues, rolled back to the previous and now all is well again so I'm good on that front. When it comes to editing in Premiere pro it seems like motion graphics (mogrts) don't get any hardware acceleration or something. They playback way slower than my 1080 in the timeline and seem to take longer to render for export too. Inconvenient but I could probably live with it. But ultimately why I'm looking at switching to a 4080 now is the quality of game recordings using the hardware encoder. I have tried tweaking a bunch of settings but there often seem to be these weird artifacts in the recording around moving objects that I never noticed with my 1080 (which IIRC has a worse encoder than the 20X0 series onwards)

The problem with Nvidia and ATI with drivers and registry , is when you switch, windows never deletes all files, create a conflict with software and hardware.. :(

I had the black screen issue with GTX 970 mostly with HDMI port. But not with display port. Linus also mentioned how he had impossible to diagnose crashes, but finally it came out to be as simple as cable port bad connection.

Thank you for another great video based on pure facts. We need more creators like you!

It sounds like a power issue, how much does your power supply deliver?

Are you sure you had a good enough PSU for this? Maybe this card has unusually high power spikes and causes it to fail in these unexplicable ways when the PSU can't give it enough. (Ofc there can be many other reasons.)

I went from 2080 Super to PowerColor Red Devil 6900XT and in Adobe and Windows I had same situations as you mentioned. I did clean DDU install few times, even I did install fresh WIndows and still the same problem so as much I loved everything about Red Devil 6900 XT I finally decided to sell it and go back to nvidia and all problems all gone.

i'm on rx 5700xt, and could use an upgrade soonish. but i'm reluctant to go into a radeon again, because the way it works with radeon is you buy the iron, and then you wait another year or two for amd to fix all the driver issues :/

have you tried installing pro drivers instead of adrenalin for stability issues? idk if there is one for 7000 series tho, just saying in case you didn't know you can do that for gaming cards like 6000 series or even older cards..

It would be good to do a follow to see if the updated drivers fixed these issues.

Your thumbnail and title make me never want to click on another video from you again. There's clickbait, then there's "I DID NO RESEARCH AND HERE IS THE RESULT" videos... Holy crap.

I have seen a lot of similar "sudden blackout" issues among gaming discussions. Most if not all of them boiled down to the PSU, either being the rig drawing too much power, or a heavy spike that triggered PSU protection. Personally speaking, I am running Radeon 7900xtx + Ryzen 5900X but I have never experienced that. It was probably because I am using a Corsair HX1000i PSU, that is more than capable on handling even the spikes.

I've got the same issues with 5700XT, it lasted for few month. Initial game tests by youtubers back then was something like it was on par with 2060S, and I got a bit dissapointing game results for few month. Later they updated drivers, and all the issues were gone, and performance boosted. Several updates later it was reaching 2070S performance in some games! I was shoked) Anyway, they have to make drivers at launch at least without issues you and me got, I understand that they need to collect many data from different systems to make it perfect, but laggy drivers at launch has to stop

I once had a 6900XT GPU from PowerColor. I had sooo many issues with it, that I sold it after a month of trying to fix the issues. I got a RTX 3080 and 0 issues. Just installed the card, installed the drivers and boom! Everything worked perfectly. Sorry but AMD drivers have a lot of catch up to do. People accused me of fanboy but oh no, fanboy I'm not.

Two things about PC going black. PSU, memory. A system freeze would typically leave an image on the monitor. Having said that I'm skeptical about RDNA 3 right now. RDNA 2 is wonderful but it's not as good statistically in video editing. RDNA 3 does a bit to supposedly improve video editing or video capturing, etc.... But you still have the issue that different software is optimized for Nvidia GPUs. I think right now they could be causing some power spikes and because the 7900 XT is a power hungry GPU it is more likely to drop the system from time to time when it happens. The other thing is you THINK the memory is stable, until you do something different and your system drops. Using a faster GPU could be causing a little instability in the system, especially when you are pointing to a 3950X as the CPU you're using. That's a very fast GPU paired with the FIRST really good Ryzen CPU AMD made, Zen 2 but it gets blasted by something 2 generations newer and even Zen 3 16c/32t uplifts are excellent. Yeah just checked and you're using 3600 memory with a 16c/32t CPU and yes I realize you only swap out the GPU, but swapping out a GPU can mean making other components work more, or less. I don't have good luck with 3600 memory with any Zen CPUs, although the APUs work with faster memory. But, I know plenty of people run 3600 with no problem, If you're using 4 sticks of 3600 with Zen 2 you're really pushing the boundaries of what any Ryzen AM4 CPU will do. I didn't go back to watch your system build, don't want to, but that's an issue if you're doing that and I'd slow it down to 3200 CL14 with 4 sticks. In other words, this might SEEM like a GPU problem. Whether it is or not would require more testing on your part by one, putting in a more powerful GPU and two switching out memory with 3200 CL14, because that GPU could be making your system work harder than you've pushed it before.

Long term users should not be surprised by the persistent support from Nvidia, regarding software compatibility and reliability in the professional sphere. Nvidia was one of the first vendors to provide complete OpenGL ICD support way back with RiVA 128 and TNT, not just some miniGL layer for the Quake-based games.

I had the 7900xtx and it was subpar in Davinci resolve. Some of my plugins like Dehancer refused to work with it. It also ran very hot due to it being reference design. Went and got a 4090 and everything just runs better off the bat. 4k timeline scrubbing and editing is super smooth even with multiple layers of effects.

This channel is heaven for creator's

3950x and 7900xt but only 850 W PSU?

I recently upgraded my old vega 56 with a 4070TI and I can confirm the random crashes on premiere pro on AMD graphics (especially when alt+tabbing to other apps)

I think one of the main issues to this graphics card are the drivers

From my experience , when going to AMD from Nvidia , you need to do a complete new windows .. have switch from the 2 brand 3 time in total , and always had issue (crash , bluescreen, instability etc) even after using DDU , and newest driver... and everytime i do a new windows every issue went away. Talking with friend they had similars experiences when switching to AMD, so maybe it could explain what happen with , would like to see a nother test from you with a fresh windows tho , cool video anyway.

ain't a big content creator nor a professional, but i had a weird experience with AMD too. Got a 6950xt like, two months before the 7000 release, and since first day i experienced unstabilities with it. What's funny is that in-game the cards performs really well, i play with the aim to have as much frames and stability as possible, and it somehow achieved that. What's fuzzy is when you use the gpu in the most regular way : on windows desktop. Black screens freezes, black screen crashes, driver crashs, white flashes, stutters for no reasons, and all that with sometimes really basic stuff like putting your cursor from a window to an other in the task bar, or just highlighting the effect when your mouse is on the closing icon window or reducing one. Even when watching videos or streams you have like a "epileptic madness" mode that appears and makes the screen flashing every 3 seconds, crazy to see trust me on my words. GPU is going in the repair zone, i just hope they'll say it's not fixable so that i can get a refund and go for a 4070ti. AMD isn't for high-end/pro uses.

Intel ARC gpu next.

I had the same 'shutdown' black screen happen to me a few times when I got a RTX3090. I thought it might be my 850PSU so had a used 1,300 coming in and realized my UPS was 810W and maybe it was shutting down due to a spike. So I found a used 2,000 watt UPS. both came in the same day, installed together and working fine. I'd had my GPU set at low power for the few days before those components came in and now it regularly pulls 349 watts to itself.

I switched last year to Mac and feeling good not having issues with premiere pro with the 8K raw videos

As a premiere user, every update is some new crash and weird behavior, and that's working on with AMD and Nvidia. same cards , same workflow and every time premiere update fix a thing then break a thing.

So you said you had your system restarting a couple of times during the year and then it happened more when you installed the 7900xtx? because it seems like your system has a flaw, and you're blaming it on the GPU because it happened more times when using it, so that means that it triggered your problem and eventually, this will happen to you anytime in the future no matter what GPU you're using... you should have tested it on a different computer

only 850W? broh, you need 1000+W for a high end GPU...your instable might cause by psu, and it's not like it haven't happened before.

why would you use a xt and not an xtx?

Sounds like they had a problem that a lot of people get, when the switch GPU Brand. It is usually not the hardware. It is mor remaining settings that expect the previous gpu and therefore it is not running so stable.

Each to it's own. My 5950x, 6950xt and 64gb of ram get the job done for me as creator.

Sad to hear that the newer cards (or drivers) behave the same as it happened to me but with RX 6700 XT in Windows 10 - the stop of video signal (blank screen) at random times even when using Excel. I use for editing HitFilm Express and any driver after 22.5.1 WHQL make the timeline freeze, rendering the program unusable. I recently found in the Reliability History that the video signal loss happened after Windows Update updated the video driver in the background. The workaround is to enable the 'Do not include drivers with Windows Updates' local policy. I must say I had no such issues when using the GTX 1660 OC card.

You selling it?

Could it be the make? I am using the Gigabyte 7900XT and premiere pro and its running super well! No issues at all. My specs: Ryzen 9 5950x, MSI Carbon Max Wifi x570s, 4x32 Trident Royal Z Silver 3600 CL 16, HX1000i psu, firecuda 530 2tb firecuda 530 4tb XPG Gaming (Gen3) 2TB, MSI water cooler. Its great, using the LG UltraGear 27GN950-B. This is my first AMD system and the power is great for my creator needs.

I also had stability issues in blender with 6900XT and 7900XT instantly switched back to nvidia, I have an issue open that's now 1 year old on their gitlab... still no fix.

I had the 7900xtx and for me my pc would freeze when running OBS. I never had the other issues just when I'm running OBS after about 2hrs or so it would freeze the PC. Most it did it was 3x in a row. I loved the card which is such a shame. I ended up going back to a 6900xt which never had that issue for me.

You were using a 850w bequiet 80+ titanium... My gawd man! What were you thinking :-D

I had the crashing issues described with a 5700 xt. The issue turned out to be brief power spikes. Upgrading my psu resolved the issue.

For AMD, creators are second-class citizens after gamers, full stop. But it’s about time to see how Team-Blue is doing in this department after several driver updates (I refer to the Arc 700 series).

Can u pls make a similar video with the Arc A770 on the content creator side, the good, the bad, the ugly etc. I would be really thankful.

That's why creators are not technicians. Everything must work without touching anything. AMD needs to work on this, because it is needed some tweaks to get everything working perfect, for example, with codecs configured right on applications so they use the hardware.

Have you tried replacing the card under warranty? Defective goods happen

AMD's achilles heel has always been software. Make sense as they simply do not have the money for employing a support army like Nvidia does. But yeah. It is that support army nvidia employs that has led to the green team's dominance in pretty much anything non-gaming related. As the prevalence of cuda is undeniable in creative software and not choosing Nvidia often brings cases of instability or losing out on features.

I know this video is a few months old, but were you using an AMD processor with smart access memory enabled? AMD made their chips to work good together. Still doesnt excuse the gpu causing ur pc to be laggy and crash, but I wonder if it would have made a difference.

As long as AMD doesnsn't get close to CUDA performances, they won't make a dent on NVIDIA for rendering and video editing.

Does it have the same issues with Davinci Resolve?

That black screen issue happened a lot to me at work, it was driving me crazy, my editing workflow usually involves premiere pro and affter effects for some motion graphics in the secucuence and happened exactly that, black screen and the PC (ryzen 4400G Pro + RX570) restarts, so I swapped the gpu for and gtx 1650 super, installed studio drivers and everything is more stable now.

I must say, I am somewhat surprised you still use PPro after playing around with Davinci too. Just saying. 😎

this sounds like overheating issues, or you did not give it a proper power supply, to feed it

I don't understand lmao, I have been using amd CPUs and GPUs for video editing without any problems. In Davinci Resolve performance is awesome. In the studio version I don't need to use any proxies or optimized media at all. RX 6700 XT just handles everything I throw at it.

I wouldn’t want to lose the Nvenc encoder, much less any of these other problems. I really wish Nvidia had a competitor… unfortunately, they really don’t. I’m loving AV1, but my 2060 doesn’t support it. I’m considering populating the second PCI-E 16x with a cheap Intel Arc GPU for the hardware AV1 support.

This day and age you need the 24GB XTX OC at least if going AMD GPU bro I don't know why you even thought the XT would be ok. I knew from day one that the XT was trash for everything. Especially when the XTX was literally £100 more or £300 more for the ASUS/MSI etc... and if you can afford the XT then you can afford the XTX.

Guess I've been lucky then. Running an RX 6800XT since last year, no major issues as of now.

I sure hope the 6750 xt wont have these issues because I am definitely going to use it in my next build

sadly, I can relate with some of these issues with amd gpus. I am using an rx 6900 XT on a brand new ryzen cpu pc that hasn't touched any NVDIA card ever. and the card is just... weird, in some light tasks it performs really bad compared to a mid-range nvidia gpu. and in some heavy tasks it performs really good. it's just so inconsistent. and then its software is worse. a lot of crashes happen and poor performance on non-heavy stuff like I said before. AMD really have to work A LOT on their software/drivers. It has some amazing things but too many issues. I hope it gets fixed because these are high-end, expensive gpus. I don't want to believe like I totally wasted my money.

I upgraded to an Asus tuff 6800xt and noticed uninstaling GPU TWEAK III - fixed most, if not all my stabillity issues in affinty design and other software.

If you don't want to stop the crashes you need a clean reinstall of windows with the AMD GPU. It is known. Actually if you want properly evaluate this card you also need a clean windows install. You can't just swap de cards and reinstall drivers.

that's weird, I run premiere off a 5900x and rx 6600 with zero issues. I think you should have rmaed the card and tried a diff one

The issue you mentioned with inconsistent performance in Bad Side 3 was exactly what I was having happen with my Nvidia card and part of the reason I tried the 6800 XT and 7800 XT. I have it happen with all of them sometimes - it doesn’t seem to be vendor specific.

Just out of curiosity, did you submit a "Bug Report" via their driver? That seems to be the only way AMD listens to issues, and fixes them.

I had the same issue when I tested the 6900XT. Swapped out my 3080 with the 6900XT for testing, and immediately I had random restarts of my PC with no error messages whatsoever. Games crashing to desktop with AMD driver then reporting "wattman settings have restored to default", even though everything was running at stock. Then came my Adobe Premier testing, and I found the same as you. It would be blazing fast when it comes to scrubbing etc, but then Adobe would just close. For no reason. I lasted a week then put the 3080 back in and no more random restarts or Adobe crashing. For those thinking I am silly for "upgrading" from a 3080 to a 6900XT, it wasnt an upgrade. I really wanted to see what day-to-day life with a high-end Radeon GPU would be like, as I believe you cant really have an opinion on something if you havent tested it for yourself. Well, I tested it and I was extremely disappointed. I have a 6600XT in my 2nd gaming PC and that card is just awesome, so I thought the 6900XT would be great as well. I am not saying that Nvidia doesnt have issues, but when it came to my use case, the 3080 was just infinitely more stable and reliable. Currently test-driving the 4070 Ti and been using it for exactly a week now with no issues either.

I have an rx 5700xt and in da vinci resolve the timeline Isn't that smooth and it seems like the cpu works more than the gpu because a lot of times my pa120se goes up to the max speed to keep the 5800x3D cooled

Did You try using amd pro drivers ? Seems to solve all stability problems You mentioned.