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- Oct 7, 2009
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You've posted this thread in the Graphics Card section, yet I don't see anything resembling AMD hardware in your sig space. For the sake of relevance, please list your specs like so:
CPU:
Motheros;rd:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS:
And if you're dealing with the GPU or the CPU. If the former, did you perform an overclock on the GPU? If the latter, are you on the latest BIOS update for your motherboard?
CPU:
Motheros;rd:
Ram:
SSD/HDD:
GPU:
PSU:
Chassis:
OS:
And if you're dealing with the GPU or the CPU. If the former, did you perform an overclock on the GPU? If the latter, are you on the latest BIOS update for your motherboard?
- Aug 26, 2013
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There was nothing important after describing this issue in signature or specs which would help. This is common issue and if anyone have it, it's FAST BOOT which makes issues with Wattman. Make sure to disable it in Power Management and it will work. Just an update for those people who seek solution.
Sometimes you doesn't need to be that "formal" and ask for basic information which doesn't help at all. Please.
Sometimes you doesn't need to be that "formal" and ask for basic information which doesn't help at all. Please.
enderzshadow
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- Dec 3, 2010
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I never have this problem when starting my pc, whether I have fast boot enabled or disabled.
But I do have my screen flash on and off and after it does it gives me that 'wattman' error message.
But I do have my screen flash on and off and after it does it gives me that 'wattman' error message.
- Aug 26, 2013
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Check other driver (old one), before Andrenaline 2019 since last couple are bugged as hell. Try not overclocking. If it's still hapening try other HDMI cable or other port (DVI/Display etc). If happens even then, might be that your GPU is dying (had 2 AMD gpus during last 15 years who died that way). Constant driver error, but make sure to check previous suggestions.
enderzshadow
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I swapped my video card for my daughters who is also using windows 10.
Her video card is comparable to mine but mine is an amd and hers is a nvidia.
She had no problem using my card.
I had no problems using her card.
I even tried putting my card back in to my pc and problems happened again.
As far as drivers, I was unable to get the newer drivers to actually finish the uninstall process.
I used an older driver for my computer with the amd card--and problem persisted.
I used that same driver with the AMD card on my daughters computer (again, no problem.)
The only thing I can figure is, maybe there is something in windows that just isn't working right in my computer, possibly a patch or some registry issue or a program that somehow bugs. But I've removed all programs that run at startup.
So yeah, shrug. Not trying to hijack this thread.
But just seems odd.
The solution I found was to swap cards and leave it.
No problems since.
- Apr 26, 2019
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The solution to this problem is:
Power options - Additional power settings, then choose what to do with the power buttons on the left, and you'll see the above change settings that are currently unavailable and uncheck the quick launch at the bottom (recommended).
Power options - Additional power settings, then choose what to do with the power buttons on the left, and you'll see the above change settings that are currently unavailable and uncheck the quick launch at the bottom (recommended).
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