Mobo: ASRock Fatal1ty B450 Gaming K4
CPU: Ryzen 7 2700 3.2Ghz AM4 Zen+
Ram: Corsair Vengeance (4x8gb)32gb 3200mhz
Gpu: Sapphire Radeon RX 6700 XT 12GB
storage: Crucial MX300 SSD
PSU:Corsair TX-M Series TX750M
Monitor:AOC G2460VQ6 1080p 75hz
Greetings, I'll try to explain my issue as well as I can, since I am not particularly tech savvy, I apologize in advance if I provide inadequate or irrelevant info.
As the title says I just upgraded from an RX 580 to the one mentioned in the title. Following advice, I uninstalled the previous Drivers, used DDU in safe mode without internet connection to uninstall every leftover from previous drivers, and installed finally the new Drivers. Since then I keep encountering some serious issues, whenever I open some demanding game title.
Initially they are for an extended amount of time(1+min) stuck to the title screens until they eventually load. In Cyberpunk 2077 according to the metrics my CPU hit 100% utilization(with stable 54c temp) during loading screens and the title screen. I would assume of course that the issue is a severe bottleneck from the weaker CPU, but the second major issue I encountered was as follows:
Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Same behavior, taking forever to get past the intros and into the menu, but in addition near the beginning of the game during a cut-scene the game crashed and my PC was unresponsive, the screen lost signal and from the speakers I heard a device booting sound. The screen remained without signal until I forced a reboot. When my pc did boot, Adrenalin wasn't running. When I tried to toggle its icon an error popped up "the version of AMD software you have launched is not compatible". I had to do another reboot until the Driver functioned properly. In addition I managed to replicate the exact same error, at the exact same instance(3 times, with settings ranging from High to Low), so it wasn't a one off.
The second event is what made me question if it's really a CPU bottleneck- related issue, I understand sluggish behavior, but a total system crash?In any case, just to make sure that the GPU isn't faulty or the PSU isn't crapping out I run a furmark benchmark for 15-20 minutes. The GPU drew 185w and it's temperature remained stable at 77c with fans at 35%. Between testing the second game, I went through storage checks, Ram tests, turned off the XMP profiles to no avail.
I'd like to think that the CPU-GPU combo is messing up my system, or the PSU is inadequate but honestly I don't have the foggiest.
Thank you in advance to those who patiently read all that.
CPU: Ryzen 7 2700 3.2Ghz AM4 Zen+
Ram: Corsair Vengeance (4x8gb)32gb 3200mhz
Gpu: Sapphire Radeon RX 6700 XT 12GB
storage: Crucial MX300 SSD
PSU:Corsair TX-M Series TX750M
Monitor:AOC G2460VQ6 1080p 75hz
Greetings, I'll try to explain my issue as well as I can, since I am not particularly tech savvy, I apologize in advance if I provide inadequate or irrelevant info.
As the title says I just upgraded from an RX 580 to the one mentioned in the title. Following advice, I uninstalled the previous Drivers, used DDU in safe mode without internet connection to uninstall every leftover from previous drivers, and installed finally the new Drivers. Since then I keep encountering some serious issues, whenever I open some demanding game title.
Initially they are for an extended amount of time(1+min) stuck to the title screens until they eventually load. In Cyberpunk 2077 according to the metrics my CPU hit 100% utilization(with stable 54c temp) during loading screens and the title screen. I would assume of course that the issue is a severe bottleneck from the weaker CPU, but the second major issue I encountered was as follows:
Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Same behavior, taking forever to get past the intros and into the menu, but in addition near the beginning of the game during a cut-scene the game crashed and my PC was unresponsive, the screen lost signal and from the speakers I heard a device booting sound. The screen remained without signal until I forced a reboot. When my pc did boot, Adrenalin wasn't running. When I tried to toggle its icon an error popped up "the version of AMD software you have launched is not compatible". I had to do another reboot until the Driver functioned properly. In addition I managed to replicate the exact same error, at the exact same instance(3 times, with settings ranging from High to Low), so it wasn't a one off.
The second event is what made me question if it's really a CPU bottleneck- related issue, I understand sluggish behavior, but a total system crash?In any case, just to make sure that the GPU isn't faulty or the PSU isn't crapping out I run a furmark benchmark for 15-20 minutes. The GPU drew 185w and it's temperature remained stable at 77c with fans at 35%. Between testing the second game, I went through storage checks, Ram tests, turned off the XMP profiles to no avail.
I'd like to think that the CPU-GPU combo is messing up my system, or the PSU is inadequate but honestly I don't have the foggiest.
Thank you in advance to those who patiently read all that.
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