Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - Does Radeon have an Nvidia Inspector Equivalent

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler \| PC Support \| Does Radeon have an Nvidia Inspector Equivalent
DVA4788 Chief Pilot, L-1011-100 OLP Joined on August 02 2007 50 State Club Everett Century Club Online Double Century Club Quatercentenary Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary "Fly it like a Samsonite Gorilla!!" Wichita, KS 471 legs, 884.0 hours 220 legs, 398.1 hours online 459 legs, 859.5 hours ACARS 2 legs, 5.2 hours event	Posted onPost created on October 12 2022 01:56 ET by Jon Michael Prenovost
	I'm seriously considering switching over to Radeon cards across the board in my simulator system, but what I'm wondering is if there is an equivalent application for the Radeon cards as Nvidia Inspector is to Nvidia??
DVA388 Senior Captain, B747-400 OLP Joined on December 14 2001 50 State Club B757 100 Club US Coastal Club US Mountaineer Club Online Century Club Stage 1 Jet Triple Century Club Globetrotter DVA Twenty-Year Anniversary Millennium Club Million Mile Club Midwestern United States 1,252 legs, 2,773.2 hours 153 legs, 178.1 hours online 1,172 legs, 2,643.0 hours ACARS 10 legs, 22.0 hours event 39 legs dispatched, 67.6 hours	Posted onPost created on October 12 2022 09:39 ET by David Vega
	Wonder if RadeonPro (https://www.radeonpro.info/) or RadeonMod (https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/amd-registry-editor-download.html) would be equivalent.
DVA4788 Chief Pilot, L-1011-100 OLP Joined on August 02 2007 50 State Club Everett Century Club Online Double Century Club Quatercentenary Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary "Fly it like a Samsonite Gorilla!!" Wichita, KS 471 legs, 884.0 hours 220 legs, 398.1 hours online 459 legs, 859.5 hours ACARS 2 legs, 5.2 hours event	Posted onPost created on October 24 2022 06:51 ET by Jon Michael Prenovost
	Thank you for that David, I'll have to take a closer look at RadeonPro via YouTube and forums. Since EVGA has parted company with Nvidia and will not be producing GPU's going forward in the immediate future, and EVGA's remaining stock is being purchased up at a lighting pace, I'm compelled to now look at Radeon, especially if I want to an all Linux solution for X-plane.
DVA12617 Chief Pilot, A350-900 Gold OLP, VFRADV DISPATCHER E-MAIL Joined on April 23 2015 B757 100 Club Eurocap Club Millennium Club Toulouse 500 Club Online Triple Century Club DVA Ten-Year Anniversary "Go Utes!" Herriman, UT 1,280 legs, 2,967.8 hours 391 legs, 810.3 hours online 1,261 legs, 2,925.6 hours ACARS 25 legs, 78.6 hours event 39 legs dispatched, 174.2 hours	Posted onPost created on October 25 2022 21:02 ET by Joe Burner
	Jon, I run an all AMD setup. Depending on which simulator you’re flying I’d recommend AMD RX 6000 series or higher.
DVA4788 Chief Pilot, L-1011-100 OLP Joined on August 02 2007 50 State Club Everett Century Club Online Double Century Club Quatercentenary Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary "Fly it like a Samsonite Gorilla!!" Wichita, KS 471 legs, 884.0 hours 220 legs, 398.1 hours online 459 legs, 859.5 hours ACARS 2 legs, 5.2 hours event	Posted onPost created on October 26 2022 01:36 ET by Jon Michael Prenovost
	Joe thanks for the response, I'm glad to hear somebody is running all AMD, that helps set my mind at ease with what I'm looking at and considering. Currently my system is spec'ed with the following: ASUS Pro WS X570-ACE Workstation Motherboard AMD Ryzen 9 5950X 128Gb DDR4 3200Mhz (1) EVGA GTX 1080 Ti (2) EVGA GTX 1070 Ti EVGA 1300 SuperNova G2 Power Supply Yes, I have (3) total GPU's in my system, and no they don't run SLI. I have (3) GPU's onboard to power 11 monitors total for my home built flight simulator. The GTX 1080 Ti drives the main visuals "out the windshield, while the pair of GTX 1070 Ti(s) drive the avionics and instruments. I've seriously been considering replacing the entire lineup with Radeon cards. (1) XFX RX 6950 XT and (2) XFX RX 6600 XT(s), with the main goal of converting to Linux for purposes of running X-Plane within it. This would be the first time I've purchased a Radeon card since 1992!! I'm both concerned and excited... I hope I'm making a solid decision and not going to becomeas any disappointed in the end. I've been a long time fan and customer of EVGA, but seeing as they have parted company & association with Nvidia I figure now is as good a time to go for it. There is a part of me that wants to wait for a while, and see what EVGA does, because if EVGA switches camp, and begins to produce cards for AMD then I'm going to be all over it. Did I forget to mention that I wanted cards that are PCIe 4.0? The GTX 10 series cards do not, so that is yet another compelling reason to change up.

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