Dropit

have you bought the aio? tbh that's rather overkill for a 3600.

Only 3rd and 4th gen ryzen, but if you only game you will be ok with a 3300x

Only 3rd and 4th gen ryzen, but if you only game you will be ok with a 3300x

Only 3rd and 4th gen ryzen, but if you only game you will be ok with a 3300x

Only 3rd and 4th gen ryzen, but if you only game you will be ok with a 3300x

That might be apple wanting you to upgrade. But jokes aside, I think the processor probably gets not enough power when the battery dips low.

Because I would say if you think about getting a cheap gpu your only options are rx 580/570 or gtx1650super or 1660super. Look at which of these you can afford and if there is more than one you can afford you could look at benchmarks and compare

operating system.
 

Not really, more noticable is the switch to 144hz I'd say.

Not really, more noticable is the switch to 144hz I'd say.

You mean the GPU BIOS?  That's entirely possible I've read there are some issues with some models BIOS of this card (additional to the known driver issues) 
 
However I don't think it's the motherboard BIOS,  my MSI BIOS is from September and I see no issues with it. (that's not really old anyways /

Sucks to be dealing with for real.  Have you checked to see if its running in x8 (the PCIE slot) and ensure its in PCIEx16?  Do you have the card in a bottom slot sharing bandwidth with an M.2 drive perhaps?  Heres a screenshot of HWinfo64 showing my GPU running in x16 for example to check to see if yours is as well (only solution on that page you shared was ensuring its running in x16)

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@Dropit, if you feel like you are getting trolled by other rather than them being helpful, please report those comments instead of venting out to them. For those people you getting more triggered just feeds their petty nature.
 
Also, please edit your posts instead of posting multiple in a row. Makes reading things much easier. I've merged your and @Tristerin posts because of that.
 
For the rest of you who aren't helping, shame on you.

It is running in x16, but I also have an m.2 ssd installed
Edit: just checked and only Sata connections get disabled when using the m.2 slot not the pcie slots. So it isn't heat or bandwidth limits, I guess there's a reason for amds reputation for faulty drivers.

Thanks, maybe I'll give the rx 5700 another try, as it just IS a really good performance for money card.

Ok, but I used msi afterburner for monitoring. And the case I used was the pure base 500 from be quiet and in reviews it didn't seem to have that bad of a airflow. I have put a gtx 1060 in there and it isn't killing itself. So I think it might be some software bugs. I have googled my problem and it does seem to be connected to msi as mobo manufacturer. I see if I can put a link in
 
https://community.amd.com/thread/241787
It's about the rx 5700xt but that's the same problems I'm experiencing, but going back to older drivers doesn't work for me
 
After reading that I guess it has got to be something with the chipset or so. I'm giving the rx 5700 to my buddie and I think about getting a rtx 2060 or 2060 super instead. Got some aib models to recommend? 
Edit: the gigabyte or msi models look good but can looks be trusted?

It's around 20c and I did for some time monitor it but it never went over 70c.
 
I don't know if it has got anything to do with it but before, I had some problems with the gpu resetting it's drivers to the 19.30.02 it came with, but after some time it stopped hapening. I don't think it's connected but maybe I'm wrong.

Maybe I did overreact a bit, it just was a hard week. So if you would please allow me to ellaborate, my new system r5 3600x 16GB 3600mhz ram and the rx 5700 challener from asrock. It has a reproducable error that when I close one game (WOWS) and jump to another, BFV the it stutters all the time and even on lowest settings. Then when I'm in Idle it can randomly crash with the error video scheduler internal error. In the system of my buddy with an idk the exact mobo but it is an b350 from asus it works like a charm. And to all who tried to help me, I'm sorry, I was just really frustrated after I had tried different drivers, DDUed old ones and so on.
Edit: also ryzen 1600x and 16gb ram

Thanks, maybe I'll give the rx 5700 another try, as it just IS a really good performance for money card.

Some motherboard, CPU, GPU combinations have issues, even with Intel.
I usually build multiple computers with close to the same specs. Sometimes the difference is a motherboard revision. 
None have really worked the same.
 
In 2016 I built two i7 6700k systems. The only difference in them was that one used a Gigabyte GTX 1080 and the other used an EVGA 1080. The Gigabyte had constant driver crashes and blue screens. With reinstalling everything they did not go away. Switching out the Gigabyte card with the EVGA fixed it for about a year and then it started up again after an upgrade to a EVGA 1080 ti. The final fix was a new motherboard.
With the other computer the CPU ran hot even at stock. It had the same motherboard, same ram, same cooler and same case as the one that ran cool. The fix was a Noctua NH-D15.
I put it down to luck since we don't hand pick are components. We have to use what comes in the box. 
 
There is no good answer to that.
 
I buy EVGAs because they are easy to RMA but they have issues as well.
 
I have spare everything lying around so it is easier for me to troubleshoot this sort of thing. Nine times out of ten it ends up being the motherboard.
Every GPU I have bought that has had issues has worked fine in another system.
 

Well I can't say much about the mobo, but the cpu should be atleast something with 6 cores like a i5 8600k or ryzen 3600.

Hah, seems like we have some comedians here, the crashing IS reproducable, the PSU is capable enough (600W pure power 11) and there isn't any problem with the cpu or ram. The gpu also works just fine in another system. But hey some people here just seem to be unable to read. As I have previously stated. But hey atleast you can write something even if it isn't very helpful
 
But really interesting how many people get triggered from this

Yeah that's why I opted for one
 
And yes I tried 19.11 and 19.9, even 19.30.2 but that one was so old games didn't load.
He currently has it in his system and it works just fine
 
So around 5-6h I'd guess
 
And the hilarious part is, he has a older system than me, b350 ryzen 1st gen but it works in his, and not in mine

the rx 5700 doesn't work correctly, it crashes and the error is called video scheduler internal error but in another system it works just fine, so how is windows the source?

Thank you but I googled the prob and many people with the same mobo (tomahawk max) reported the same problem.
 
It's just some funky stuff with the mobo