nicelydone :
mouse24 :
Its either your GPU or your power supply. I can't make a definite conclusion just yet. Downloading furmark and running the benchmark test might help determine if its simply overheating. I'd strongly recommend running it with GPU-Z open and enable the logging feature aswell as making sure the VRM chips temperatures are being recorded.
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My benchmark test got crash same screen i get like when i play game i send you the logs what should i do? maybe its the cards problem from the beggining? i bought it recently if you dont give me a solution i will go to the shop and tell them to give me a new one
Hmm, well from what I can see is that it doesn't appear to be overheating and the clocks seem stable enough. VRMs are at a very safe temp of 80c max and gpu only gets up to 85c before crashing. It might be power related but since you just acquired the card I would honestly send it back as defective since it very well might be.
So if you don't have another PSU capable of running this card I would suggest you do one of the following.
A) Buy another good PSU to make sure its not your PSUs problem
B) Send back the GPU as defective
One thing I would try before sending it back (Though I am almost positive this won't solve anything)
Download Driver Sweeper > uninstall GPU drivers like normal > reboot into safe mode > open driver sweeper > tick AMD - Display > hit analyze > after thats done hit clean > after that hit ok or whatever it says then reboot out of safe mode and install AMDs drivers like normal.
Sorry I wasn't able to narrow this down any further.
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