gpu memory failure?

[Raptor xxx]

well nothing to say, my gpu memory goes crazy!,whenever i open gpuz the memory goes all the way up to its max then it drops down to zero then it maintains a specific value for awhile until it goes all the way up again and so on.so what am i dealing with?
http://s28.postimg.org/457g3c4p9/image.png
http://s13.postimg.org/6na4ldqqv/zxq.png

 

[Martino1994]

well nothing to say, my gpu memory goes crazy!,whenever i open gpuz the memory goes all the way up to its max then it drops down to zero then it maintains a specific value for awhile until it goes all the way up again and so on.so what am i dealing with?
http://s28.postimg.org/457g3c4p9/image.png
http://s13.postimg.org/6na4ldqqv/zxq.png

Thats not a failure as if u have a failure u wouldnt have a card at all, firstly eliminate some things so reinstall gpu-z or try different software like msi after burner just to see if the software has glitched.

 

[Raptor xxx]

well nothing to say, my gpu memory goes crazy!,whenever i open gpuz the memory goes all the way up to its max then it drops down to zero then it maintains a specific value for awhile until it goes all the way up again and so on.so what am i dealing with?
http://s28.postimg.org/457g3c4p9/image.png
http://s13.postimg.org/6na4ldqqv/zxq.png

Thats not a failure as if u have a failure u wouldnt have a card at all, firstly eliminate some things so reinstall gpu-z or try different software like msi after burner just to see if the software has glitched.

i've tried both msi and gigabyte guruii, same result, sounds like a sensor issue,well yesterday i tried to use a gpu-based password recovery tool which basically pushed my gpu to its limits, maybe it might have harmed the gpu,i also reinstalled the driver several times,and lastly i used Display Driver Uninstaller from guru3d to ensure a clean uninstallation

 

[Martino1994]

well nothing to say, my gpu memory goes crazy!,whenever i open gpuz the memory goes all the way up to its max then it drops down to zero then it maintains a specific value for awhile until it goes all the way up again and so on.so what am i dealing with?
http://s28.postimg.org/457g3c4p9/image.png
http://s13.postimg.org/6na4ldqqv/zxq.png

Thats not a failure as if u have a failure u wouldnt have a card at all, firstly eliminate some things so reinstall gpu-z or try different software like msi after burner just to see if the software has glitched.

i've tried both msi and gigabyte guruii, same result, sounds like a sensor issue,well yesterday i tried to use a gpu-based password recovery tool which basically pushed my gpu to its limits, maybe it might have harmed the gpu,i also reinstalled the driver several times,and lastly i used Display Driver Uninstaller from guru3d to ensure a clean uninstallation

Okay, cant see how that would break it but its certainly possible, and theres no sensor involved, seeing as those readings are coming straight from the gpu itself. I suggest u turn ur computer on and off again to see if that cures otherwise theres nothing u can do. The vram is likely to be doing fine so i dont know, its a strange anomaly .

 

[unksol]

It's just switching from its 2D frequencies to its 3D frequencies. Which is not a big deal.

 

[Raptor xxx]

It's just switching from its 2D frequencies to its 3D frequencies. Which is not a big deal.

can u explain further please? i mean it has never been like this