Two videos below show the problem I'm getting. The first is from Doom Eternal, showing FPS bouncing up and down, as I run in the video, look at the gun, you can see a slight stutter.
Then FurMark... consistently high FPS, starts smooth, then if you skip to half way/near the end, very obvious stuttering yet high FPS still. Core clock is bouncing up and down it seems.
The problem seems to start when fans get above certain % of their speed or GPU hits 75C+ - but it's not going over 80/85 max.
I've just bought a new PSU as DOTA 2 was crashing at end of game when blowing up ancient. Also DOTA 2 looks like it's running at 30 FPS instead of 80-100+.
What I've done:
Underclocked
Overclocked
Undervolt
Overvolt
Increased max available power and decreased it
Switch the graphics card to non-OC mode (there is a switch on the card itself)
Increased fan curve
Rolled back drivers
Run with stock RAM profile
Run with XMP RAM profile
OC'd RAM a little bit
Contacted Sapphire support
The problem is the same no matter what.
Doom Eternal:
View: https://youtu.be/pnJA1pLhTuM
FurMark:
View: https://youtu.be/3us6ZiEQJu8
Spec:
Ryzen 3600 (new)
MSI Mortar MAX motherboard (new)
Crucial Ballistix 16gb DDR RAM, 3000 Mhz (2x8gb) (new)
Sapphire Radeon RX480+ OC (old, used with an i5 4th gen PC previously, used to have artefacts in some games e.g. Witcher 3, but never this weird slow down problem)
Corsair RM750x PSU (new)
2x SSD (old, but nothing wrong with them)
Cooler Master ML240l CPU cooler (new)
LianLi LanCool 205m case (new)
Then FurMark... consistently high FPS, starts smooth, then if you skip to half way/near the end, very obvious stuttering yet high FPS still. Core clock is bouncing up and down it seems.
The problem seems to start when fans get above certain % of their speed or GPU hits 75C+ - but it's not going over 80/85 max.
I've just bought a new PSU as DOTA 2 was crashing at end of game when blowing up ancient. Also DOTA 2 looks like it's running at 30 FPS instead of 80-100+.
What I've done:
Underclocked
Overclocked
Undervolt
Overvolt
Increased max available power and decreased it
Switch the graphics card to non-OC mode (there is a switch on the card itself)
Increased fan curve
Rolled back drivers
Run with stock RAM profile
Run with XMP RAM profile
OC'd RAM a little bit
Contacted Sapphire support
The problem is the same no matter what.
Doom Eternal:
FurMark:
Spec:
Ryzen 3600 (new)
MSI Mortar MAX motherboard (new)
Crucial Ballistix 16gb DDR RAM, 3000 Mhz (2x8gb) (new)
Sapphire Radeon RX480+ OC (old, used with an i5 4th gen PC previously, used to have artefacts in some games e.g. Witcher 3, but never this weird slow down problem)
Corsair RM750x PSU (new)
2x SSD (old, but nothing wrong with them)
Cooler Master ML240l CPU cooler (new)
LianLi LanCool 205m case (new)