I now have 2x 1920x1080 Quantum dot 125% sRGB, 144hz, freesync monitors and a rx 580
Doom runs very well but wanted to try a vega 56 since not all games are as easy as Doom.
Same card as my rx 580 but vega 56, it gave me 200fps in doom at ultra but temps went up to 82-83c and my custom fancurve went above 50% sometimes over 60% and that was too much for my taste.
Vega 56 ran with my i5-8400 in the 80's to 99% in either project cars 2 or doom, what a disapointing results although 200fps in doom is more than okay.
I guess i have to wait until next year if i want more fps, but for how long?
So you're saying that your card runs hot, noisy and slow? That sounds about right for AMD graphics cards nowadays. With the release of the NVIDIA RTX cards, they're now a very distant second.
Go NVIDIA and never look back.
Try a GTX 1080 and see what a big difference that makes.
And no, this is isn't an NVIDIA fanboy comment. It comes from years of experience with NVIDIA products after switching sides, product reviews and forum comments from around the internet.
I personally would love nothing better than strong competition from AMD, which would bring us much cheaper cards that perform better. Just look at what's happening in the CPU market now that AMD is competitive again. Intel have finally released a CPU that's properly worthy of upgrading from my trusty 2700K: the 9900K. What a monster that's gonna be!