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[Stationen]

Hello Everyone!

Is anyone else experiencing crashing issues while gaming with the AMD RX 7900 XT and if any, what has some of your solutions been?

I recently purchased AMD RX 7900 XT for a whole new build and are unfortunately experiencing constant crashing of any game 2-5 minutes into gameplay (MW 2, BF 2042, Dead by Daylight). I have attempted re-installing and updating drivers,  changing PSU power outlets, Lowering graphics settings (including shaders and texture), and other troubleshooting attempt recommended online. I don't think I have overheating issues as neither CPU or GPU exceed 75c in from the core.

One of the first issues I used to experience was the computer used to crash and completely restart until I set the CPU minimum power limit at 5%. Then the other issues at outlined above followed.

I use the following build:
GPU: AMD RX 7900 XT (Founders Edition)
CPU: Ryzen 5 7600x
Memory: OLOy Blade RGB 16GB DDR5 RAM 5600
Motherboard: MSI Pro 650M-A Wifi 5AM 
PSU: Corsair RMx 1,000W

I am reaching a point of just returning the card but don't want to give up just yet, any suggestions?

Some of the crashes gave me the following messages, but not always.

[fsvlopes]

Same problem here, gpu undervolt was the solution, no more crash

[Stationen]

@fsvlopes , I am glad it works for ya! I ofc decided to reinstall Windows and now MW2 won't even get past the steam loading screen...LOL, and BF2 still crashing on undervolt. Return it is.... What a disappointment!

[bas8534]

Got similar issue's in btf5, extreme stuttering, and textures not loading, typical associated with overclocking the  GPU/memory. It is just short of calling crashed, But it is running stock speeds. Tried also automatic undervolted to no effect. Balanced profile nothing makes a difference. 

No clue what to do about it. Junction temperature stays below 81degrees, GPU hovers around 60. Got 7(!) case fans, 4 in, 3 out.
Really really disappointed in this piece of expensive crap
If anyone has suggestions, would love to hear.

[bas8534]

Replying to myself, temporary workaround, run directx11 where possible. Not exactly why dumped 1000+ euro's.

Loading times are also massively shorter with directx 11. Constant Stuttering is still there though. Considering return and swap for the competitor, i am  simply am NOT willing to spent 100+ hours on debugging a brand new high end expensive mass produced card. And then to learn it is at the card/driver level (of which i am rather super convinced it is AMD's fault).

[MADZyren]

It is unfortunate you have a problem with that GPU. I have watched quite a few reviews and have not encountered reviewers having issues with this GPU+game combination, so maybe you are just unlucky.

In general, it is important to make sure old installations/drivers are not causing issues - a fresh Windows installation might be in order. Also making sure you have latest BIOS, chipset driver and other updates installed. I don't have that many issues with hardware usually, but I avoid installing software which affects hardware, but instead use BIOS to tune things if needed. I also tend to keep side panel of as that ensures plenty of cooling without excessive amount of case fans running and always use benchmarked, good quality power supplies. 

For a long time, the pretty much only issue I have had is video playback problems if hardware acceleration is enabled in browser.

[Stationen]

Appears to be a shared problem, how unfortunate.... I returned the card and was told by the sales rep that they had plenty of AMD RX 7900 XT founders edition returns, what a bummer! Hopefully they get it fixed

[bas8534]

Although work around,  vid about btf5 suggested to delete the directx shader cache via drive clean-up.  Did improve for me. Although this is something a driver should take care off.