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After further investigation I found out that global overdrive settings were completely wrong. I believe msi after burner or wrong driver settings have something to do with this.Open Amd Radeon settings go to Gaming -> Global Settings -> Global Overdrive , enable it and then hit the reset...

Seems that something went wrong with Amd's drivers after some re installations my seems to be stable... But We will see... I will post back if something changes

Hi guys, I hava a problem since today. Randomly my main monitor turns black and my second monitors turns green and my PC freezes. Also the background audio loops. Both monitor are powered on and I have to hard reset my PC. I am running memtest but it could take a while to complete 10 passes. I...

I installed the latest hotfix version 16.2.1 an sometimes my first monitor goes black and my second monitor goes green.. Then my pc freezes and I have to hard reset my pc. What the heck is this?

You should definitely look core temperatures. 84-88 is quite hot I believe. Do not look the cpu temp that Ai suite shows. Also do not use 5 way optimastion.. It is not good and you wiil end up with a bad unstable overclock. Aida also is not a very good test for me. Download Realbench from Asus...

Yep it seems fine at 4.4 at 1.280volts with llc5. I boosted up the vcore to 1.290 just to let it have some headroom and I'll leave it with these settings for a while.. It passed 11 hours with x264 16T easily with max Cpu temp at 69 and average at 66. There is no need to push the situation more...

I will try that next. Those spikes happening from the LLC. A level 4 LLC will keep the voltage tighter. Thanks very much for your time. You've been very helpful.

Thanks very much for your help

What would you do? Would you leave it as is or would you downclock it to stock? :) Thanks for your time

You are not wasting my time don't worry. SC stands for super clocked. It means that EVGA has overclock the gpu. The simple one comes with the default clocks. Look also how many gigabytes the memory of the gpu you want has. The more the better. Also it's a good practice to check if your psu it's...

Yeah that might work. If you uninstall your gpu drivers and connect your monitor to your motherboard's outputs you may force windows update to download the right drivers. :)