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At some point this summer I'll probably give it a go.

thanks a lot for taking time to give detailed responses, depending on what happens with the warranty I might get back a gpu that will fail in the future and i can play around with it, cheers and have a good one!

Yeah i'd love to give that a go but i'm short on money and i'd rather warranty it. It's this RX-68XTACBD9: https://www.xfxforce.com/shop/xfx-amd-radeon-tm-rx-6800xt-16gb-gddr6-merc-319

Tests as in running the gpu some stress tests or opening it up and tinkering a bit ? If i mark the last message of yours as a solution could you still inform me of the tests ?

interesting but it does this in two completly different systems my current system with the 850w FPS psu and my old system with a 750W seasonic so might the gpu power delivery be faulty ? the gpu is about 1.5 years old at this point.

This is the longest log with all the gpu data, i excluded cpu mobo and all the other stuff since it just bloated the log. everything looks roughly like what i see online in other graphs about the 6800xt besides those voltage drops to 0V. Currently the gpu is packed for warranty which i will send tomorrow. This isn't actually the first log it's the 3rd because i made the first 2 txt by mistake but i named it 1 since it's the first logged properly. CrashHw1.CSV

It's Timespy on loop because i'm tired of waiting for a game to crash. The problem i see in the original picture i posted is that the gpu is trying to go to a higher frequency from idle and the voltage dunks down to 0v that is the question for me mostly. The temps on this gpu have been like this since i bought the thing so i'm not especially worried about the temps since it's been running fine up until a week ago when it started crashing roughly every hour or so, no event viewer log nothing. i tried multiple drivers i took it out there was no dust on it or in it i checked with a flashlight, tried 3 drivers(newest 22.something and the launch driver) put it in 2 different computers to test both did the same I literally tried everything (even win11 vs win10 because the other computer is a bit older and i couldn't install 11 on it)

I used HWinfo because of the faster update rate on logging 20ms vs 100ms on gpuz

Temps are 75 average 90 hotspot, HWinfo made a graph of throttle for current temperature and power and it never hits a limit in the 20 minute log

Ryzen 9 5900x Arctic freezer 280mm ASUS TUF GAMING X570-PLUS 4x8 G.Skill 3600mhz cl16 xfx merc 319 black 6800xt FSP Aurum 850w 80+ plat Currently using a 1080ti

Story time: Last week my pc started to randomly crash to black screen, no BSOD, driver crash or other usual crashes and I started investigating and I did a bunch of fixes that worked for other people in forums and such, fast forward to today I know 100% the GPU is the cause of the crashes (tried the GPU in 2 pcs different drivers, wall plug, HDMI DP cables, monitors, USB devices literally anything that would be a constant with a crash happening). So I decided to do some logs of the GPU with HWinfo64 of the GPU before crashing maybe I could learn something from that before sending the GPU to warranty. After I took the GPU out I found something that looked like oil stains on the back of the PCB and I'm so confused. And I see some very strange frequency/voltage interactions on the logged graphs which I attached the photo below for. (I used 3dMark for the benchmark Firestrike GPU scenes on loop) Questions: Is this graph normal operation for Radeon 6000 series ? Might this be the cause of the random black screens I was getting ? Can anyone teach me something based on my findings ? What are the oil stains from the PCB ? Where are they from ? (I don't remember spilling oil on the GPU) Happy gaming everyone ! Left graphs: 1080ti Right graphs: 6800xt

i don't have oc's on either card or cpu i left them as they were considering they max my monitor but even then say something breaks it would end in a bsod or driver crash no ?

there is no way to get a refund, when i bought it (1 year and a bit ago) there was a psu shortage and it was literally the only one i could get for this wattage it was the equivalent 200 of euros. But no other game that keeps the pc at 100% makes this happen

FSP AURUM PT, 80+ PLATINUM, 850W

it SEEMS to be when some event happens like it happened on loading screens and right when entering the pit if that makes a difference in how the game is coded then i guess so. but it only started happening recently the first 5 hours the game ran perfectly. I should probably try reinstalling as well but it's a pretty large game.