So here are some of my specs
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7850
CPU: MSI 970A-G43
Power Supply: XFX Pro 750W
Cooling is two NXST fans
So here's my problem. I ran a furmark test on my GPU for 15 minutes and the temperature went to 68 degrees C and held there while stable. There were no signs of crashing or screen tearing or anything. My GPU sits at a stable 31 degrees Celsius and is clocked at 860/1200 MHz. The voltage rests at .9000 V but goes up to 1.175 V under heavy load. Now all this seems really great to me when comparing the results to others online, the problem is I'm still having problems. On a lot of games I have crash to desktop, artifacts appearing, a crash involving vertical green lines that sometimes loops the sound and requires a hard reset, and a good amount of screen tearing. These problems happen within 10-15 minutes of starting games and usually happen in games that are not even that graphic intensive. I also have screen tearing occasionally while watching Netflix or Youtube. Can someone confirm if this is a hardware issue or software issue and give me advice on how to proceed? Thanks in advance.
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7850
CPU: MSI 970A-G43
Power Supply: XFX Pro 750W
Cooling is two NXST fans
So here's my problem. I ran a furmark test on my GPU for 15 minutes and the temperature went to 68 degrees C and held there while stable. There were no signs of crashing or screen tearing or anything. My GPU sits at a stable 31 degrees Celsius and is clocked at 860/1200 MHz. The voltage rests at .9000 V but goes up to 1.175 V under heavy load. Now all this seems really great to me when comparing the results to others online, the problem is I'm still having problems. On a lot of games I have crash to desktop, artifacts appearing, a crash involving vertical green lines that sometimes loops the sound and requires a hard reset, and a good amount of screen tearing. These problems happen within 10-15 minutes of starting games and usually happen in games that are not even that graphic intensive. I also have screen tearing occasionally while watching Netflix or Youtube. Can someone confirm if this is a hardware issue or software issue and give me advice on how to proceed? Thanks in advance.
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