Recent content by paulus22

I agree, the problem seems to be that AMD do not "upgrade" their driver as per their own procedure. Once totally deleting the driver and reinstalling, everything is back to working OK. Please close the thread with mousemonkeys in put as the solution. Thanks guys.

Very interesting - will follow that now and see how it goes.

Yes, there are two later drivers which were automatically updated. Originally, I thought that might be the problem, hence going back to the one that came with the card.

Driver makes no difference - still full colour with jitter (the jitter is just on the task bar). Links to the sensor reporting for both power and gpu are: http://gyazo.com/d2f3b4538e59f2232a5dce41698806a0 http://gyazo.com/bd913b83302399e1425727aee6ed6865 One gpu temperature shows as 79...

A couple of hours on - still full colour, but jitter started. All voltages still look very good. Suspecting possible driver issue, so deleting drivers and re-installing the driver that came with the gpu, and blocking any driver updates. See if that sorts it.

CORRECTION (was testing the software on a Medion machine). On the machine in question voltages look good: 12.024, 5.070, and 3.305. I have left both monitors on, and will see if any variation in voltages when problems arise.

Unfortunately, nothing similar to the main voltages are reported in "sensors", just system, cpu, nuvoton, smart, drive, gpu, and network. Maybe the gigabyte mobo does not have sensors supported by HWInfo??

Have installed HWInfo - but cannot find where PS voltages are reported. Help.

Thanks for quick responses. I will download HWInfo and run it on the system as is and report the findings. Then I will revert the system to the on-board graphics and re-run. Will take some time (son still in bed!). Yes I have both power connectors plugged in. The PS being semi-modular, I...

The monitors are Hanns-G, one using the display port the other the DVI port, but I have also tried a MEDION monitor using the HDMI port - same results. The power supply is the Corsair "Builder Series CXM 600W Modular 80 PLUS Bronze Certified ATX/EPS PSU". The basic system was a Zoostorm using a...

My son bought an AMD A10 based desktop 5 months ago and has been using the on-board graphics driving two monitors since then - no problems. To increase his gaming he got a Corsair 600W power supply and an MSI R9 280 for Christmas. He was very impressed with performance - for a few days - but...