

Have you tried stress-testing? If you have AIDA64, select CPU, FPU, CACHE and SYSTEM MEMORY. Try setting PCIE speed to 2nd gen - should be plenty. Since the card has a dual BIOS switch, try the other one, if you did not yet(with system completely unpowered).Ĭhecked for an updated BIOS for the card(techpowerup), but there is only one version available for each mode(silent and full power). Try swapping the GPU power cables as suggested above. In your system, did you update to this BIOS - 7C02v3A2? If yes, see if turning on BAR/SAM support does anything, if it is set to off(or vice-versa). May be something else in your case, but the behavior in the AMD FX system seems to match what I've seen with my older build - the motherboard didn't support the GPU because of lack of UEFI support. But.ĭid you go through BIOS to see if you have any "voltage/power monitoring" active for devices?Ĭlick to expand. I don't believe it because it had to be something else. I don't believe ANYBODY will believe this. It started working normal ONLY if I swithed the cables. If I unplug them and plug them the same way, it wouldn't work. I had 600, 850, and 750 "Gold 95+" PSUs and it was the same with all of them. I had to unplug the card, remove two PCIe connectors and switch them. So I was putting that PC always in Sleep mode (as I do with all of them actually). This happened if I shut down the PC for longer than ~14 hours or if the electricity went out. GPU would stop working or went into PCIe 3.0 4x mode or PCIe 2.0 16x or PCIe 1x. I had strange unlogical "I Personally would not believe it" if I Personally haven't had them.

Seasonic Focus Plus Platinum 750W (checked with seasonic, it's from a new revision) What should I do next, before I send another AMD gpu on an RMA?ĭo you have any idea on why this is happening? It just keeps crashing and it doesn't work in other computers. I tried another RAM and PSU, turning all overclocks off and on, reinstalling windows, DDU, different drivers, different pcie slot. Now my friend's PC is a bit older, but my sister's PC has a B450M chipset and it's also from MSI. Now even weirder, my sister's and friend's PCs don't even go past boot screen when I put my gpu in them.

Crashes are rare unless I force one in blender. No other stress test or game will trigger a crash. Crashes in blender(not while rendering just using it),minecraft,photoshop,youtube(once) and only certain heavy games(red dead,cyberpunk) while everything else works fine.

It keeps crashing in my system during light GPU load. I have a PowerColor RX 5700 XT and I have really weid issues with it. Hello, I need your help as I'm not sure what to do anymore.
