Ryzen 3 2200g graphics problem

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smallie08

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Hey all I've just built myself a Ryzen build with the Ryzen 3 2200g with the radeon graphics built in. I download the driver and install it, it installs but when I go to "manage" and click on the graphics option is has a (!) underneath the graphics. I've reinstalles the driver a couple of times and still doesn't work, I've also updated the bios to the latest version. I'm very confused because I've done everything I can think of to do. so if someone could help out that'll be great.

Thanks jordan
 
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Hey (PuperHacker) thanks for the reply I've managed to sort it out now. but I've got another issue now, when ever I go to play a game in full screen mode the video quality is all fuzzy but if I put it in the window mode it works all great. so I'm puzzled as I don't know what is causeing this :/

Help would be great, Thanks.
 
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Does the same happen when running with no drivers

 
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I haven't tried it without any drivers. I've also noticed that when watching stuff on YouTube in full screen it does it also. I don't understand why it's doing it only when in full screen, but games play fine when in the widowed mode.
 
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That points to driver/software errors. Maybe run in safe mode?
 
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when ever I turn the computer on now it's doing it constant now, it goes all fuzzy for a few seconds and then goes to a black screen and then shows windows and keeps repeating it's self. is this to do with the graphics drivers? should I unstall them and reinstall again? or could my monitor be on it's last legs as it is a pretty old one and is getting on a bit. also I'm using a Vga to Dvi converter would this cause a problem at all? Thanks
 
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I've just unstalled the graphics driver and the "fuzziness" has now stopped so it was a graphics problem as you previously stated. how can I go on about the drivers so this doesn't happen again?
 
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Difficult to say, maybe you should expect a fix from AMD. But before it happens, I'd suggest that you download previous version of the drivers, with hope that they are free of this issue.

 
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okay, I'm going to run a program called (DDU) and this should fully unstall all the AMD drivers I have installed, and then I'm going to reinstall them again and see if it works or not. I'll keep you updated on how it all goes.
 
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I ran the (DDU) program and fully unstalled the AMD drivers, I reinstalled them with the latest drivers and the same issue is still happening. basically when ever I have the Vega 8 Graphics Enabled that's when the screen goes pixelated for a couple seconds which is followed by a black screen and then windows shows up, this then keeps repeating it's self. but when ever I disable the Vega 8 Graphics it stops doing it. so I dunno what else to do. would the Windows 10 1803 Version have anything to do with this problem?
 
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Question from smallie08 : "Ryzen 3 2200g Vega 8 Graphics pixelated followed by a black screen problem, please help!!"



full system spec? include make and model of the psu
 
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Hey the full spec of the computer is ;
Motherboard=Gigabyte GA-AX370M-DS3H
Ram=crucial Ballistix Sport DDR4-2666MHZ 1 stick of 8GB
Power supply=Cooler Master, Masterwatt lite 400w

 
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yes I've put a freshly install of windows 10 pro 64bit on this system. I've only had it for 4 day's and these are the issues I get with it ah. but all help is welcome
 
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reflash the latest BIOS version F23d within BIOS using Q-Flash

Did you install the latest driver version 18.5.1 from here?
https://support.amd.com/en-us/download/apu?os=Windows%2010%20-%2064

also install the chipset drivers version 18.10.0601 which are on the same site (optional downloads)

The VGA to DVI converter is a DVI to VGA monitor I assume? Could be the problem, yes. Check if it´s connected tighly and power with a USB port which never shuts off. Better using an external 5V power supply for that or check power options in windows to not turn off USB power ever.
 
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when you say (reflash) the bios am I putting the old bios back on what came installed from factory? also should I install the chipset drivers first followed by the graphics drivers? and yes that's correct DVI to VGA monitor I'm currently using. but I plugged a spare monitor in and it was still doing it so the screen is not a problem.

I've also just installed the Chipset drivers & Graphics drivers with the link you put in the description and the issue is still happening. could ram be my issue? I've got it installed in slot 1? should I try the other 3 slots and see if anything works?

 
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right I've had enough of it now ah, so I'm putting a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro on and see what happens. also what should I do when Windows has finished loading, drivers and other things that need to be installed etc...
 
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right ok I will have to give that ago tomorrow, I will then let you know what the turn out was.

Thank you
 
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Hey all I've finally fount the problem that was making the screen to keep doing what it was, basically my VGA to DVI converter is the issue. I tried the monitor what I'm currently using with a B350 board and the same cpu as mine and it was still doing what it was doing on mine with the converter, so the B350 had a VGA port on the board so I plugged just the VGA in and it was working great. so the looks of things I've got to get a new monitor which will hopefully be this week. but thank you all the help muchly appreciated :)
 
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Hello if u see pixelled or fuzzy screen in full screen its a windows 10 problem, just go in program you wanna run and in compatibility and turn off full screen optimization and keep the program in windows 7 mode or 8.
 
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