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    I remember reading someone talking about a 3050 releasing as an entry-raytracing capable card, since NVIDIA wants to push raytracing. Should I just buy the 1650 Super/1060 when 30x0 release around September then?
  3. Terry Tuna
    Well, this kinda sucks then, considering the fact I just got this as a gift a few months ago. Anyway, kind of off topic, but is there any leaks about NVIDIA releasing 3050 or similar alongisde 3080-3090 around September? Need to know if I should aim at buying a 1060, or something else.
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    Those are sadly still out of my budget.
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    The problem is - it's completely random, some applications work with no issues while using the GPU, some are completely black, some are a mess of stretchy stuff, some work in DX11, some work only in DX12, etc.
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    I DDU'd the drivers several times, it's not them. No overclock. Not a VRAM issue either, at least not one I could detect. All of the PSU's you suggested are WAY out of my money zone (I can go up to about 4000 RUB, which is about 60$), as they cost up to 4x my budget, no, I cannot raise my budget, even the current budget is very high for me.
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    I have an aerocool 550w vx plus (a single 6+2 pin)[Plan to change it to a 600w thermaltake RGB, hoping that it'd fix the issue], connected to this gpu using a MOLEX adapter, which from what I was told gives out less Watts that required. The msi r9 390 itself requires a single 6 and a single 8 pin connected to it. Also, the monitor at some seemingly random points turns completely black, don't know the reason of it, but it started only when I started using this gpu. (fixed by turning it off and on again, or changing the screen to 4:3 and back) UPD1: Forgot to mention the fact that this doesn't happen everywhere, and some of the issues seem to disappear if I get the gpu to be under pressure [e.g run furmark at 1440p 8x msaa], but not always, for an example if I run Dying Light normally - no shadows render, and if I run it after opening furmark - shadows start rendering properly, sometimes any issues don't appear at all, like in the case of Counter Strike Global Offensive.
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    Issues in DirectX 11, no issues in DirectX 9. https://gyazo.com/a3ae4199da17e456398b7f52c1df8ef0 After ending the DirectX 11(ultra settings + 2x MSAA) benchmark I got a score of 2300~ , if that matters in any way. UPD: Actually, no issues if it's running windowed, weird, but the radeon adrenalin app still doesn't work https://gyazo.com/31c616a7f625296c8d180a2bee5766f8
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    Welp, no can do, https://gyazo.com/f3a05cb42ac8b9de00ed997e9ad0e724 The core clock speeds seem to jump from 600~ to 900~ constantly, is that a sign to something real bad? Never noticed it happening before, afterburner is off.
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    Going to be a pretty hard task considering this: https://gyazo.com/11d2f2aee206fa21271f59ef361a9020 Will try though.
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    It was on while I was writing the first post, the voltage seems to jump from 914 to 1133, which could be normal, but I dunno. The main problem I have atm (excluding the whole thing with the gpu artifacts) is the fact that the whole "yellow line will appear if you press CTRL+L in Voltage/Frequency curve editor while also highlighting the required voltage" doesn't seem to do absolutely anything. The screenshot is old, but the issue persists on every driver I tried (which is around every each one on the AMD support page), except for the default windows ones.
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    Don't think it does, unless I'm doing something wrong. Pressing CTRL+L in the voltage/frequency curve editor does absolutely nothing (I did click on the voltages), if that's the way you force the voltage to be constant.
  13. Terry Tuna
    Not a memory ic issue though, at least not one you can see with a OCCT (although if there's better tools to check that kinda stuff - tell me), unless I am being a moron, which is likely.
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    Afterburner CTRL+L doesn't seem to work. And I need to do this to see if my gpu will work fine like that, since when its under a certain voltage/frequency - most apps start glitching out. Using a MSI r9 390 8gb, drivers - latest (default windows drivers do work without doing this kinda stuff)
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