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thanks for the advice, i'll check out how big they are because my case is tiny -
I5 6400, 8GB RAM@2133 and one tiny fan. I know it's not the PSU
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it's plenty of power and the retailer mailed me that i needed a 700W or 750W PSU to run it trying to get more money out of me, one of the many reasons I don't trust them
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EVGA 600W http://www.evga.com/Products/Specs/PSU.aspx?pn=ffee59fd-9d7c-411c-a23d-c5a0a61dde2d
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Already tried rthat, I think i've tried every form of driver installation in the last 3 days lol
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I did use DDU several times but not installing from windows updates so I just uninstall drivers and let windows search them for me? I guess i do have to RMA it back but I don't trust that damn store from where I bought it I was running an R7 360 which has no problems at all and I did a clean installl of windows about 3 days ago when these problems started First time I get a decent GPU and this happens
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I bought an RX 480 about 4 days ago. In the first day it worked perfectly, on the second day it got a huge crash that led me into a blue screen and since that crash it has been a nightmare. I can not get into any videogame without getting artifacts in my screen for 1 second and then crashing the game and Radeon Settings. It is either the game crashes and sends me to the home screen or completely freezes the whole computer forcing me to hard-reset it. I have seen in this forum some problems as well with other RX480 and no other RX series card and this thread (https://community.amd.com/thread/204322) on AMD forums who partially describe the same issues that I have. Right now i'm not really sure if it's the drivers or the newer Polaris chips that are coming out. Does anyone have more info on this? (and maybe a solution for me ;_;)
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I'm hoping that the support on multi-GPU setups would improve in the year or so that i would get the second GPU. that's a good option but it would take me a lot longer to save the money and my current GPU (R7 360) isnt cutting it. thanks for the info, i guess it's bye bye to Arma 3 decent gameplay lol
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I'm currently upgrading on a budget and i'm not sure if i should get a crossfire capable motherboard ($30 USD more expensive that a non-crossfire). I'm planning to get an RX 480 and later (a year or so) get another 480. Is it worth it to spend more now than later? how many issues does a dual RX 480 config has? will a I5 6400 bottleneck my permormance?
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i would like the kova. Mainly because it looks cool, and who doesn't like free stuff?
