- Apr 5, 2018
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I have an R9 280X from Asus which always produce some issues if its get too hot.
Some data from tests:
PC1 (I7 6700k, 650W Corsair PSU, 16GB Ram, Win10)
PC2 (AMD FX 8320 8xCore, Thermaltake 630W PSU, 8GB Ram, Win7)
FurMark first freeze at 64 C°, lose display driver and display turn off and on.
If I start FurMark with the same situation again, everything freeze and I have to reset manually.
I tested it on 2 completely different systems if the same drivers (18.12.1) and get very similar problems.
If I turn the clock down (from the standard clock) and turn the RPM to 50% I can handle most games (with lower video settings) under 70C° and it all games run stable nothing crashes
But this isn't the solution.
I never used AMD GPUs before is there any "safety option" so it turns automatically off at high temperature (even 74 C° isn't really high)?
Or are the AMD Cards really so temperature sensitive?
Thank you for helping
Some data from tests:
PC1 (I7 6700k, 650W Corsair PSU, 16GB Ram, Win10)
■ Witcher 3 crashed at 76 C°
■ GW2 crashed always at 74 C°
■ Fortnite freezes always at 74 C°
■ The Crew freezes always at 74 C°
PC2 (AMD FX 8320 8xCore, Thermaltake 630W PSU, 8GB Ram, Win7)
FurMark first freeze at 64 C°, lose display driver and display turn off and on.
If I start FurMark with the same situation again, everything freeze and I have to reset manually.
I tested it on 2 completely different systems if the same drivers (18.12.1) and get very similar problems.
If I turn the clock down (from the standard clock) and turn the RPM to 50% I can handle most games (with lower video settings) under 70C° and it all games run stable nothing crashes
But this isn't the solution.
I never used AMD GPUs before is there any "safety option" so it turns automatically off at high temperature (even 74 C° isn't really high)?
Or are the AMD Cards really so temperature sensitive?
Thank you for helping
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