My xfx gtr rx 480 8gb crashes under stress. The clock is standart and the temperatures are 65-70°. My PSU is a cooler master G700 (80 plus bronze). Many people have the same problem with custom other brand like : msi, asus, gigabyte. (sorry for my english)
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Run HWinfo64>sensors only>Logging start and play for 5-10 min. I want to see that log
i'm having the same issue as described above BUT i'm at work now and can't provide the logs (i'll post the logs in a few hours)
to clarify my rig crashes only in games and it seems to correlate to dips in gpu activity (just a pattern i noticed that might have nothing to do with it).
when stress testing i left furmark running for a few hours with no overheating and no crashes (gpu activity 100% through out the stress test) but one quick bootup of witcher 3 killed it in minutes.
the Internet has come up with a workaround that worked for me like a charm (somewhat).
power limit set to +50%
custom fan curve to avoid going to 0 RPM - mine is locked at 2000 rpm (g1 gaming card)
the above results in less frequent crashes (once every few hours) as opposed to every 5 minutes of game play in witcher 3 and every match in heroes of the storm with stock wattman settings.
this was last nights tweak:
for my setup setting gpu frequency to +10% bumped up the stability even more (no crashes last night)
even tho the workaround seems to do the trick it's a workaround and not a proper fix.
Gear:
cpu: AMD fx-8120
mobo: GA-990FXA-UD3 rev 1
gold rated 750W PSU from corsair (3 yo) (will come back with exact model number)
gpu: gigabyte g1 gaming rx 480 8gb
insane cooling and airflow throughout the case:
2x200mm fans providing airflow (1 intake + 1 exhaust) + 1x140mm exhaust fan drawing hot air from the d14
noctua D14 on the cpu
case ambiant temerature 45C while stress testing with hyperPI and furmark (the cpu has never seen 65C temperatures in it's life)
notes:
windows event logger is just useless registering a kernel-power outage event (so the restart of the system) and nothing else.
temps are way lower than my previous card (HD 6950) even with uber-stress
bios of both mobo and g-card are latest and at default settings (bios reset was done prior to installing the new card)
memtest on the ram was clean
psu is underloaded (it might be able to handle 2 more rx 480)
cpu is cool and at stock frequencies
drive versions used where 16.12.2 and 17.2.1 with clean install/uninstall under safe-mode windows and normal operations with no stability improvement
TL,DR:
-system crashes in games constantly with default wattman settings
-overclocking dramatically increases stability
-hwinfo64 logs coming in 8 hours
You can try to downclock your GPU and VRAM (-10%) . It will give us more info about your situation.
Have a look in windows reliability monitor/history, you may find more detailed info/other related error.
hello, I tried to lower the voltage and increase the fan speed. Through this it lower temperatures (5-7 °) and the rx 480 crashes only sometimes. I believe the crash is related to the temperature but it isn't vey hight (75° max). How can I send you the log?? (sorry for my english and thank for help) .
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1.Update BIOS
2.Uninstall all AMD software and clean your system in safe mode by DDU program and install 16.11.5 or 17.2.1 driver Windows 10 (64-bit) Try 16.11.5 first!!!
3.I suggested you to lower GPU and VRAM frequencies(-10%), not voltage. Leave voltage at default settings and increase power limit to +50
4.Do not use MSI Afterburner or any other tweaking software with ReLive driver.
5.You can attach log>use advanced editor>attach file(in right bottom corner of reply field)
1.You need quite a bad +12V. You need to try another HQ powerful PSU. Maybe it resolve your crashes.
2.You need to downclock GPU RAM to 1700-1800MHz. It has errors.
3. About 60 fps lock. It is obvious that your PC cannot handle high load.