Hi,
As the title reads, crashing graphic card which basically works because it was tested on a different PC setup, but doesn't work on 2 of mine, which makes it even more weird after I've reinstalled, updated, even clean windows installation 10 several times, tested to the extent where I'm getting sick of testing anything anymore.
To get to the point, I've bought a brand new AMD Vega Frontier, and I use it somewhat for design, some for gaming, either way It's being used in/for game engines, but this case particularly is interesting because the card can't benchmark on Unigine 2.0 Extreme 1080p, nor can i Play DOTA 2 on max details (dota 2 is not a demanding and heavy game, the GPU should eat this game for breakfast) Far from it, I'm not even going to try more demanding games for now...
I had 2 PC setups, and this is where it gets interesting:
My 1st setup was: i7 3820 CPU | 8gb RAM 1866 Mhz | GTX980 G1 Gaming GPU | 730 SE Thermaltake PSU | Asus sabertooth x79 MB | Windows 10 x64 - Everything works fine, all good..
Then i tried the same setup with the following card: AMD Vega Frontier Air Cooled, on any higher load the card crashes, while the sound is active in the background for about 5 seconds, where of it would eventually crash and restart my PC. I tried benchmarking @ 1080p Extreme, crashes, i tried playing dota 2 on high also crashes as soon as there's a battle going on, which puts the card under a load.
So, I gave the card to a friend with the following specs, just to rule out a faulty card:
Asus Z97 Deluxe MB | Corsair Dominator Platinum 2400mhz 2x8GB | Corsair 650W | Windows 10 x64 | and now with my card in this build
Surprisingly the card benchmarked excellent on Stress mode, on extreme 1080p, gameplay more works perfect, also he played Destiny 2 on ultra details and passed through the game without the card stuttering at all. Which means the card was not faulty, he played and used the card for about 2-3 weeks and forced it, it never crashed.
What happens next, I get a brand new PC with the following specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600x | 2x8gb 3200 mhz G.SKiLL Ripjaws | Same PSU from old PC - Thermaltake 730 SE | x470 Aorus Gigabyte Ultra gaming MB |
And guess what, the card crashes the same way it crashed with my initial PC build.. So the things I've tried:
Reinstalling AMD Drivers, reinstalling AMD Chipsets to latest, reinstalling windows 10 from scratch (formatting everything to the state of brand new SSD) and it just doesn't work..
I tried uninstalling the graphic card to get on the basic microsoft display adapter and started the benchmark test, it doesn't perform but it didn't crash, I install the graphic card again and it crashes midway through the benchmark test.
I've managed to catch the error 1 time through all this crashing because the screen will usually get all mixed up with pixels and colors.. This is what I got one time before the screen went all colorful and glitchy:
STOP CODE: THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER
Here's a video midway through the benchmark on how it looks like: https://streamable.com/gy91p
Sorry for the long post, but it's been a hard battle, and I'm no where close realizing what the actual problem may be.. Obviously the card worked impeccably on a lower grade build at friends place.. I'm looking for an expert, someone with similar experience, help me out, please I'm about to go mad!! )
As the title reads, crashing graphic card which basically works because it was tested on a different PC setup, but doesn't work on 2 of mine, which makes it even more weird after I've reinstalled, updated, even clean windows installation 10 several times, tested to the extent where I'm getting sick of testing anything anymore.
To get to the point, I've bought a brand new AMD Vega Frontier, and I use it somewhat for design, some for gaming, either way It's being used in/for game engines, but this case particularly is interesting because the card can't benchmark on Unigine 2.0 Extreme 1080p, nor can i Play DOTA 2 on max details (dota 2 is not a demanding and heavy game, the GPU should eat this game for breakfast) Far from it, I'm not even going to try more demanding games for now...
I had 2 PC setups, and this is where it gets interesting:
My 1st setup was: i7 3820 CPU | 8gb RAM 1866 Mhz | GTX980 G1 Gaming GPU | 730 SE Thermaltake PSU | Asus sabertooth x79 MB | Windows 10 x64 - Everything works fine, all good..
Then i tried the same setup with the following card: AMD Vega Frontier Air Cooled, on any higher load the card crashes, while the sound is active in the background for about 5 seconds, where of it would eventually crash and restart my PC. I tried benchmarking @ 1080p Extreme, crashes, i tried playing dota 2 on high also crashes as soon as there's a battle going on, which puts the card under a load.
So, I gave the card to a friend with the following specs, just to rule out a faulty card:
Asus Z97 Deluxe MB | Corsair Dominator Platinum 2400mhz 2x8GB | Corsair 650W | Windows 10 x64 | and now with my card in this build
Surprisingly the card benchmarked excellent on Stress mode, on extreme 1080p, gameplay more works perfect, also he played Destiny 2 on ultra details and passed through the game without the card stuttering at all. Which means the card was not faulty, he played and used the card for about 2-3 weeks and forced it, it never crashed.
What happens next, I get a brand new PC with the following specs:
AMD Ryzen 5 2600x | 2x8gb 3200 mhz G.SKiLL Ripjaws | Same PSU from old PC - Thermaltake 730 SE | x470 Aorus Gigabyte Ultra gaming MB |
And guess what, the card crashes the same way it crashed with my initial PC build.. So the things I've tried:
Reinstalling AMD Drivers, reinstalling AMD Chipsets to latest, reinstalling windows 10 from scratch (formatting everything to the state of brand new SSD) and it just doesn't work..
I tried uninstalling the graphic card to get on the basic microsoft display adapter and started the benchmark test, it doesn't perform but it didn't crash, I install the graphic card again and it crashes midway through the benchmark test.
I've managed to catch the error 1 time through all this crashing because the screen will usually get all mixed up with pixels and colors.. This is what I got one time before the screen went all colorful and glitchy:
STOP CODE: THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER
Here's a video midway through the benchmark on how it looks like: https://streamable.com/gy91p
Sorry for the long post, but it's been a hard battle, and I'm no where close realizing what the actual problem may be.. Obviously the card worked impeccably on a lower grade build at friends place.. I'm looking for an expert, someone with similar experience, help me out, please I'm about to go mad!! )