- Jan 22, 2014
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Hey all,
I just purchased a brand new R9 270 and got it installed without issue. However, about 2-3 hours into use, I got a BSOD with code 0xa000001.
From what I can tell/have found on google, this is usually indicative of driver issues, but I have tried several different drivers with no change.
I should also mention that this card was bought for the purpose of Cryptomining, and it does this perfectly fine for days on end.
The only time it gets a BSOD is when I am actively using the computer and the monitors are awake.
What I have tried:
* Restarting
* updating to beta drivers
* completely removing all ATI/AMD drivers and resintalling stable drivers
current set up:
Win8.1
MSI R9 270 (on 13.251-131206a-166389C-ATI driver)
750W corsair PSU
3 monitors (2 DVI and one Displayport->DVI through active converter)
edit: also, I noticed my fans seemed to be acting funny when I woke my computer (first time I noticed) and I found
I just purchased a brand new R9 270 and got it installed without issue. However, about 2-3 hours into use, I got a BSOD with code 0xa000001.
From what I can tell/have found on google, this is usually indicative of driver issues, but I have tried several different drivers with no change.
I should also mention that this card was bought for the purpose of Cryptomining, and it does this perfectly fine for days on end.
The only time it gets a BSOD is when I am actively using the computer and the monitors are awake.
What I have tried:
* Restarting
* updating to beta drivers
* completely removing all ATI/AMD drivers and resintalling stable drivers
current set up:
Win8.1
MSI R9 270 (on 13.251-131206a-166389C-ATI driver)
750W corsair PSU
3 monitors (2 DVI and one Displayport->DVI through active converter)
edit: also, I noticed my fans seemed to be acting funny when I woke my computer (first time I noticed) and I found
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