- Sep 21, 2018
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Hello All,
I've got a strange issue. Since I changed my R9 380 to XFX RX 580 8gb I'm getting random crashes (always resulting in diagonal stripes over the entire display) that last a minute and two and then all comes back to normal. The "strange" part is that it only happens in old/not demanding games.
I have the latest AMD driver, did a clean windows installation after changing the card (because I also changed my system drive).
Details:
I can play all day games like Monster Hunter World, Forza Horizon 3, AC: Origins, Prey with no issues, but my PC is crashing in not demanding games like League of Legends, Banner Saga 1-3, Hollow Knight, some visual novels, Town of Salem and in some cases - in loading screen of Monster Hunter. I also had crashed when I wa using Firefox browser for Youtube/video services. Stopped when I switched to Chrome.
As I mentioned, the crash results in having diagonal stripes all over my screen for a minute or two. I also can't do anything then, system is frozen. But there is no error, no bluescreen. The crash is quite random - sometimes happens few times per day, sometimes only once a week (even if I'm playing not demanging games all the time), at other times few times per hour - still, only when I'm plaing old/not demanding games.
What I did:
changing drivers multiple times for old/older/new.
There is no overheating.
Tried capping FPS to 60 by AMD drivers.
Tried increasing Wattman power limit to 50
Nothing really works.
My theories are:
1. My GPU is not stable at lower/middle power states.
2. Maybe some issues with 2d elements in games? No idea if that's possible.
My PC:
Ryzen 1600 (cooled by SilentiumPC Spartan 3 PRO HE1024), no OC
16 gb ram (2x GOODRAM 8GB 2666MHz Play Black CL16)
XFX RX 580 8GB (driver 18.9.2 now), no OC
PSU: Chieftec CTG-650C A80 85+ 650W
SSD/HDD Drives: Crucial BX 100 250gb (system drive), Crucial MX 100 256gb, some random Micron ssd, also ~250gb), some old Seagate HDD 256 gb (for media only)
Board: MSI B350M GAMING PRO
Samsung 1080p IPS monitor, 60 hz
Windows 10
I've got a strange issue. Since I changed my R9 380 to XFX RX 580 8gb I'm getting random crashes (always resulting in diagonal stripes over the entire display) that last a minute and two and then all comes back to normal. The "strange" part is that it only happens in old/not demanding games.
I have the latest AMD driver, did a clean windows installation after changing the card (because I also changed my system drive).
Details:
I can play all day games like Monster Hunter World, Forza Horizon 3, AC: Origins, Prey with no issues, but my PC is crashing in not demanding games like League of Legends, Banner Saga 1-3, Hollow Knight, some visual novels, Town of Salem and in some cases - in loading screen of Monster Hunter. I also had crashed when I wa using Firefox browser for Youtube/video services. Stopped when I switched to Chrome.
As I mentioned, the crash results in having diagonal stripes all over my screen for a minute or two. I also can't do anything then, system is frozen. But there is no error, no bluescreen. The crash is quite random - sometimes happens few times per day, sometimes only once a week (even if I'm playing not demanging games all the time), at other times few times per hour - still, only when I'm plaing old/not demanding games.
What I did:
changing drivers multiple times for old/older/new.
There is no overheating.
Tried capping FPS to 60 by AMD drivers.
Tried increasing Wattman power limit to 50
Nothing really works.
My theories are:
1. My GPU is not stable at lower/middle power states.
2. Maybe some issues with 2d elements in games? No idea if that's possible.
My PC:
Ryzen 1600 (cooled by SilentiumPC Spartan 3 PRO HE1024), no OC
16 gb ram (2x GOODRAM 8GB 2666MHz Play Black CL16)
XFX RX 580 8GB (driver 18.9.2 now), no OC
PSU: Chieftec CTG-650C A80 85+ 650W
SSD/HDD Drives: Crucial BX 100 250gb (system drive), Crucial MX 100 256gb, some random Micron ssd, also ~250gb), some old Seagate HDD 256 gb (for media only)
Board: MSI B350M GAMING PRO
Samsung 1080p IPS monitor, 60 hz
Windows 10
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