Question msi rx 480 8 gb - stuttering/furmark fail

[lolshu]

Hi, I have a problem with my MSI rx 480 8gb. From time to time during the game I get a black screen with a subtitle on the monitor - the connection was lost. Moreover, in some games, where the load is high, stuttering appears, e.g. apex legends
I downloaded the furmark and after switching on the stress test, the computer crashes after a few seconds and the black screen with the inscription appears - the connection is lost.
There is no stuttering in Overwatch. What ideas do you have for checking what has happened with gpu? I checked my card with a friend on his pc and we have the same problem - crash in furmark.
Reinstallation of the system/controllers does not help
My components are: Ryzen 1600x, G.skill 8 gb 3000mhz, msi b350 tomahawk, PSU 600W Bronze plus.

 

[PC Tailor]

Have you checked GPU temperatures under load?
Equally may be worth checking CPU temperatures etc whilst you're testing.
What PSU make and model do you have? 600W Bronze plus doesn't really mean anything.

 

[lolshu]

The maximum GPU temperature was 71 degrees Celsius (valley benchmark btw with stuttering).
The maximum CPU temperature was 52 degrees Celsius without OC.
The power supply is be quiet! Power System 9 600W. And the power supply of my friend where I checked the GPU was the Corsair CX650 650W.
I'll also add that I checked my problem changing the CPU to ryzen 1400 and the problem still existed.
Of course, the problem occurs without OC cpu/ram...

 

[PC Tailor]

Is that VRM temp or just GPU temp? See if you can find the VRM temp also.
I'm also assuming you have installed latest drivers and you ahve ensured that the GPU is properly seated and connected to the PSU?

 

[lolshu]

I tried on the Radeon 17.x, 18.x and 19.x drivers - it was the same everywhere. The GPU is certainly well connected to the pins and power supply.
I'm talking about GPU temperature, I don't know how to check VRAM temperature, although I heard that I may have a corrupted VRAM, but I don't know what program to check it.
Thank you in advance for your activity.

 

[PC Tailor]

Check HWInfo - if your components have the appropriate sensor - you should see GPU and VRM temp on it. You'll want to check this under load obviously.
This kind of failure can equally be your PSU too.

 

[rolli59]

Card tested in two different computers, has same issues in both most likely the card has a fault and if in warranty should be candidate for RMA.

 

[PC Tailor]

As rolli59 says - I agree. I suggested looking at your temps to see if that may be the cause. As it is likely to be GPU failure. If it is under warranty - RMA it.

 

[lolshu]

I will check it later, but from what I remember I have only a GPU temperature sensor, because I checked it at HWMonitor last time.
I doubt that the PSU is a problem, because the problem in my friend's computer is identical, and his PSU is 100% working with i5 8400 and gtx 1060 6gb.
Is it possible to check the stability of the vram with any program?