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ImagiTrax

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  1. Just an update, I tested the system with the case open and my games crashed even while being at much lower temperatures. I contacted AMD and they told me to use their cleanup utility. The card doesn't come overclocked out of the box, so I don't think voltage would be a problem. I stress tested the system before with OCCT and the wattage seemed plenty for my system. I've used DDU to fully clean out everything that may be interfering with the drivers, and to my surprise, it didn't work. My guess would be that it's a faulty card, XFX is a cheap brand after all. What would you recommend? Thanks.
  2. I can't isolate the card because I don't have another system. Could it possibly be an issue with overheating? I only have two fans (one in the front, one in the back), and they're decently low power. The front is only .25A, and the back is either equivalent of less. I fixed the problem with the screen freezing by disabling Radeon image sharpening, but I still have a problem with my games crashing. I think it's a heating issue mainly because games that don't require much processing power or with a capped framerate under how much it can put out (i.e. it would put out 100 fps, but it's capped at 60). Could this be an issue?
  3. Turns out, I didn't downgrade to 19.12.2, so I did that. After doing so, my games would lock up, but sound would still play normally. Pressing the windows key unlocks them for three seconds or so, then it locks back up again. I recorded an example of what's going on. How can I fix this? DriverProblems.mp4
  4. Just downgraded to 19.12.2, same issue. I stress tested my PC with OCCT, and GPU goes up to 81°C at the most. Whenever it crashes, it crashes to desktop and Windows is still running normally, I can use chrome normally and do basic tasks. Restarting the game still yields a crash soon enough.
  5. I recently upgraded to an RX 570 and a Ryzen 5 1400. The only other upgrade I made along with that was doubling my memory to 16GB DDR4. After I installed the latest AMD drivers (19.12.3), and tried out some games, my games would crash between 3 minutes- 1 hour in. I'm not sure if it's a faulty graphics card, driver issues, or if my system is being starved of power. I only have a 500W 80+ EVGA PSU. My specs are as of now are: Ryzen 5 1400 Gigabyte B450M DS3H G.Skill Ripjaws V 16GB DDR4 3200mhz XFX RX 570 4GB EVGA 500W 80+ certified PSU
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