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Thanks for the assistance, however, I have resolved the "screen tearing" issue. It was due to an old setting which I *Stupidity* applied on my monitor, setting the response time to "advanced" rather then standard. For reference, my monitor is a Viewsonic VX2758-2KP-MHD. After changing it back to standard, the issue was gone.

Yeah, I try to keep the core temperature below 65c, which it does in winter. Though, currently it is hitting 70c due to being summer where I am, and 40c days happening. Australia isn't fun, but thanks to you and everyone else for suggestions on potential fixes.

Oh my... I just resolved the issue, and it was my stupid actions from the past. I had set my monitor to "advanced" within response times instead of standard. Once I set it back to standard, the issues went away, at least the screen glitches. Still seemingly have my driver crashing, but am in-contact with AMD regarding that issue. Temperatures are still the same, but I thought 90-105c is normal for the hotspot? Thought maximum is 135c before issues occur. My monitor is a Viewsonic VX2758-2KP-MHD for anyone who is curious.

No new BIOS, temperatures are reasonable at 70c on the core, 95c on hotspot and 80c on memory. Last time I contacted Gigabyte, they were arrogant and not helpful sadly, likely would be a return if this is something hardware related.

Certainly doesn't look like screen tearing in my case, here's a still image from the video of it occuring. (The transparent black boxes aren't meant to look like that)

Happens in any game, regardless of frame rate. And yep, occurs with V-sync enabled within the game, or disabled. Also occurs with freesync.

Nope, besides from factory.

Hello, I got my Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Aorus roughly a month ago, and have been having these "tearing" issues since installation. I have provided a video of the issue. Various other issues do occur with the graphics card like driver crashes and PCIe 4.0 issues... Been constant issues with this graphics card... Thanks. (Game is Subsistence if curious) tearing.mp4

Yeah, my RX 5700 XT runs at stock memory speeds. That's quite unusual for yourself though, I wouldn't want to touch my clocks however. As no else of my games present this issue, just Cyberpunk 2077. Thanks for the insight though.

Been playing Cyberpunk 2077 since launch, and despite all the backlash the game has received, I do enjoy it and continue playing even though my game crashes every hour or so. Unsure as to why the game is crashing for me, I own an AMD RX 5700 XT running the latest AMD drivers (20.12.1) currently. Tried reverting to an older version, but it doesn't seem to resolve my crashing in the game. Basically, the crash consists of a frozen frame, of which proceed to go black alongside my secondary monitor, once it recovers both Cyberpunk 2077 and the AMD driver have crashed. Not very informative as to when this occurs, had it when walking, when shooting or simply driving. Anyone else encountering these Issues on an AMD graphics card?

Yeah, sorry. Should've mentioned that, I am running on F30, so the most recent stable release. Want to avoid F31o currently, as it's still in testing. Curious of which AMD AGESA version was included with your BIOS? Thinking it may be related to this issue somewhat, currently I am on AGESA version 1.0.8.1.

Hello, I've been having this ongoing issue, where if I set my motherboard to use PCIe 4.0 for the graphics card, randomly the PC won't boot with error code "02" displayed on the debug readout. PCIe 3.0 does not present any of these issues. Regarding the frequency of these failed boots, they seem to happen every 5~ reboots. Restarting the system often resolves the issue, though, sometimes it takes a couple attempts. This is quite annoying and am curious if I have a faulty graphics card or motherboard? My system has a PCIe 4.0 SSD connected, the motherboard is an Gigabyte X570 Aorus Master and graphics card is a Gigabyte RX 5700 XT Aorus. Thank you for any assistance, pulling my hair out trying to resolve it.

Greetings LinusTechTip community, I own a Gigabyte RTX 2080 Gaming OC of which is the apparent coolest non-liquid RTX 2080 available. Upon purchase and use of this card, I noted down temperatures of 70-75c regardless of length of load. The fans were spinning at roughly 1,600 RPM. Nowadays however, my graphics card runs at 70-85c with the fans at 2,500 RPM.... It is not summer where I live, so that is not the cause nor is dust build up as I have checked. Could the thermal paste require replacing already? The graphics card is two years of age nearly.

Thanks for the advice, I'll try 3200MHz at 1.35v (My memory is rated at that voltage) with the correct timings and see how it goes. Won't push the SOC yet, as that I'm a tad concerned about doing. On a side note, what method of testing would be advisable for memory stability and performance, MemTest86?

Sorry, I own a Ryzen 7 2700 (non-X). I'm running the latest BIOS currently from MSI for my board.