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Is the R9 380 a rebadge of something? I'm about to buy one.
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Ok so I bought a used R9 380 put it on my pc and the temps were 99ºC, I then bought a new pc case (the define S from fractal design) because maybe it could be the cooling since I had a bad case but the temps are still 99ºC, so now I don't know if the problem is still the case and should I buy more fans or is it the gpu. So what can i do? idk if specs are importante but: cpu - ryzen r5 1600 gpu- r9 380 case- Define S (with default fans (2)) Motherboard- MSI b350 Tomahawk Cooler - stock Ram - 16GB of Vengeance lpx Edit: I'm currently underclocking and undervolt it to 900Mhz and it runs at about 72ºC Edit 2: I will replace the thermal compound tomorrow since some of you suggested it
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Alright. My computer had some troubles when I first started it up a few years back but it ended up running quite well. I've upgraded since then to the system I have now. The specs will be below, and feel free to ask any questions. I am usually not the forum type, but this has become quite the issue for me. Since I am running on decent, but yet old, specs, and have done my research, I should be getting decent FPS on newer titles. Some of the games I play such as GTA, The Witcher 3, and DOOM perform extremely well. However, when I load up Just Cause 3, it is constantly stuttering. Tests on Youtube, and even forum posts tell that I shouldn't be having that problem, even with the CPU that I have. As far as I know nothing should be bottlenecking. Here's where my major issues come in. Not only am I not getting 60fps on Just Cause 3 with the r9 380, I can't get above 60fps on CS:GO with maxed out settings. On forum posts, people say I should be getting around 200. It bothers me that I feel like I'm not getting the full performance out of my computer/graphics card. I get that my registry gets cluttered after using my computer without flattening for almost 2 years now, but should that create THAT much of an issue? I would love to hear everyone's feedback since this is my first time here, thanks! (I am running on 1080p on two monitors as well, but am only playing the game on one). SPECS: (Tell me if you need more info) CPU: AMD FX-8320 3.5Ghz (Not overclocked) Heatsink: EVO 212 (With 2 fans) Motherboard: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX 2.0 Graphics Card: Powercolor Radeon R9 380 4GB 256-Bit GDDR5 Core Clock 980 MHz 1 x DL DVI-I 1 x DL DVI-D 1 x HDMI 1 x DisplayPort 1792 Stream Processors PCI Express 3.0 Memory: 16GB G.SKILL Ripjaws X DDR3 2133 Power Supply: 850Watt Thermaltake (Not sure on the exact model). Hard drive(s): 500GB 10000RPM WD and 1TB 7200RPM WD Hope I can get some help! Thanks.
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Hi, i am having an issue with my PC, the Specs (I3 6100, 8G DDR 4 ballistix RAM, Huntkey 550W, AMD R9 380 Graphic Card, MSI B150 Motherboard, 2 ssd). Now the issue is when i either boot the PC or when i am gaming i am getting "screen flashes" at the bottom of my screen. See video. Now i have researched this and nothing can give me a clear indication to what can be the problem. WP_20170307_18_45_03_Pro.mp4
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Sapphire R9 380 4G Both of my GPU fans broke down. What third party solution should I buy with great temps? Air cooled not water cooled (no budget for that)
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So, my current MB is slowly frying itself. Couldn't get a new one through RMA, so it's being replaced with MSI 970 Krait SLI Edition. I purchased a 990FX board for my current desktop.... So, I'll have this board, my spare AMD Phenom x6 1055t, PSU, RAM, HDDs, and even some RAM. Wow, thats enough to build another computer. I still have my PS3 because my son plays it occasionally. I'm looking to replace it with a small build PC, and potentially SteamOS. I've seen many go with ITX or something similar for their HTPC builds. I however will have a normal ATX board. Are there any good cases that are approximately the size of a cable box that would fit my board and R9 380 GPU? And yes, I know, the Phenom is outdated and slow, but this is for my son. It'll play Lego, Minecraft, and Need for Speed. I'm sure it'll fit the needs of a 7 year old. It might become SteamOS or be a Windows machine so he can do some of his educational school apps. I'm looking for something that is similar to this one; however, would definitely like something that's potentially thinner. I'm putting it on a shelf on my entertainment stand, so it'll have about 7.5 to 8 inches of headroom. (About as high as a DVD case is tall. Thanks in advance for any suggestions and guidance.
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I've tried cleaning installing MSI Afterburner and Relive driver, and turning desktop capture on/off. It only records audio and the mouse cursor on top of a black screen. I'm using Win10 with the AMD R9 380. Any suggestions or experience is appreciated!
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Hello all, I have an asus R9 380 gpu that i bought for a new build and the pc is running on windows 10, but i noticed that there are wierd lines running through my display. now i have tried many monitors and tvs and i know its a grahpics issue. I noticed that the PC is not use AMD drivers its using the basic windows display driver. Why is that? and when i try to install AMD graphics drivers the PC blue screens! PLEASE HELP!!!!
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Or should i go for a different gpu all together ? I kinda wanna play paragon at ultra settings,Also my r9 380 crashes in paragon for some reason in the paragon forums they say it is related to the r9 280/280x/380/380x series and also 285... So i am not sure if i should sell this card....
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Hi everyone. I've been having recent crashes, not BSOD, but just application freeze, hang, then crash. Event Viewer shows amdkmdap. This happens mostly when playing Rainbow Six Siege. Normally ~2 to ~3 times per day. My most recent crash said something to the effect of "wattman reset". I have done some research,and am wondering what could be the issue? I have the most updated GPU drivers. I've eliminated my OC's. I've not run MSI Afterburner. Still get these issues. Cannot stop it. Do you think it might be possible that its a PSU issue? If it's not supplying adequate power, or it fluctuates, could that cause me to have issues? No BSOD, and all I get from Event Viewer is: Display driver amdkmdap stopped responding and has successfully recovered. Edit: Only having this issue for approximately x4 days. Temps on all things appear to be fine. Does anyone else have this issue? Components: CPU: AMD FX 6350 Black Edition @ 4.5Ghz / 1.42v CPU Cooler: Corsair H100i V2 GPU: MSI R9 380 4GB Gaming @ 1130MHz core clock / 1500MHz Memory MB: MSI 970 Gaming RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance 1866 PSU: OCZ 700w MXSP Wifi: ASUS Wi-Fi Express AC1300 Boot Disk: RAID 0 PNY CS1311 240GB (x2 120) Game Disk: OCZ Vertex 460A 240GB Mass Storage Disk: Seagate Barracuda Green 1.5TB ST1500DL003
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I have a build under construction right now (see sig) but some of my friends raised that I should probably upgrade my GPU to a GTX 1070. I'm not even sure if there's a 1070 that will fit my case, but the real question is, will there really be a noticeable performance leap even at 1080p 60fps? AFAIK, In general an RX 480 should max 60fps out of most games at 1080p. I'm assuming the gap between the 380 and the 480 is not that much (30%? 40%?). Anyways, thoughts? I'm just brainfarting here really. Notes: 1.) No I do not plan to upgrade to a higher resolution anytime in the foreseeable future. I might go with a dual-monitor setup (also 1080p 60Hz), but even then I'll be gaming with only one. 2.) As I've said, I'm just brainfarting. I don't really have the means to buy a 1070. I just like researching stuff and asking other people's thoughts about it. 3.) In my previous rig, I was very unsatisfied with its performance but I'm 90% sure it was the G3258 bottlenecking the shit out of the whole system. Mirror's Edge only at 30FPS? That's a 9-y/o game ffs.
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@1080p 60Hz CPU will be an i5-6500 or an i3-6100 (not yet decided) ZOTAC GTX 1060 Mini 6GB vs. SAPPHIRE NITRO R9 380 4GB Will it be a noticeable upgrade? Is it even an upgrade? Discuss.
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So this story started on thursday, it was 6:00 am getting ready for school while watching bitwit, so while watching a video talking about gpu temps and i said "hey let me check my gpu temps" and while benchmarking they spiked to 99c on my powercolor R9 380. So while in school and home i browsed on forums and the Internet to see what is causing this. I came to the conclusion that it had to do something with the copper block or the thermal paste. Anyway, fast forward to yesterday afternoon ago i dissembled the card and checked the copper heat pipes and tried to replace the thermal paste. So while trying to remove the heatsink and fans from the main gpu board by means of the 4 pin connector (this is where it goes downhill). I tried wiggling it out, nothing. Pulling on the cables gently, nothing. So i tried pulling on the cables a bit harder and the black wire popped out. So i said "fuck it" i reassembled the card by putting new thermal paste and slapped it in my pc. Then i noticed that the fans were not spinning even when the card was hitting 99C again. Turned out that wire was the fan tachometer and the fans would not spin. So after disassembling the card trying for 90 minutes putting the cable in the connector i contacted powercolor to see if i can rma. Turns out powercolors representatives do not even know their own rma policy so that didn't go anywhere. I said "screw it" and reapplied thermal compound and tried my best to place the black cable on top of the connector. Slapped it in my pc and i booted it up. Then i ran furmark and i heard the angles hear my cry for help, the fucking fans work. I let out a sigh of relief knowing that i did not just commit a $200 fuck up. tl;dr: tried fixing my R9 380 broke part of the gpu fan connector and it worked out in the end Edit: The temps went down to 81C after replacing the thermal paste btw
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Hello LTT, I recently had the curiosity of checking my gpu temps of my r9 380, knowing that is is a hot card i was expecting over 80c but when i stress tested it with Black ops 3 the temps where in between 95-99c which by what I've heard is horrible. The build i'm running it is in a enthoo evolv itx, and a athlon 860k. The case only one 200mm intake though. Here's the build for reference: PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant CPU: AMD Athlon X4 860K 3.7GHz Quad-Core Processor (Purchased For $70.00) Motherboard: ASRock FM2A88X-ITX+ Mini ITX FM2+ Motherboard (Purchased For $81.00) Memory: Kingston HyperX Fury Red 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1866 Memory (Purchased For $39.00) Storage: Transcend SSD370 256GB 2.5" Solid State Drive (Purchased For $0.00) Storage: Hitachi Travelstar 5K1000 1TB 2.5" 5400RPM Internal Hard Drive (Purchased For $0.00) Video Card: PowerColor Radeon R9 380 4GB PCS+ Video Card (Purchased For $180.00) Case: Phanteks Enthoo EVOLV ITX Mini ITX Tower Case (Purchased For $70.00) Power Supply: Corsair Builder 500W 80+ Bronze Certified ATX Power Supply (Purchased For $50.00) Total: $490.00 Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-10-13 08:36 EDT-0400
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Hi i wanted to know if there is anyway i could run http://www.1a.lv/datoru_komponentes_tikla_produkti/komponentes/videokartes/msi_amd_radeon_r9_380_4gb_gddr5_pcie_r9380gaming4gle with my XFX ATX 2.3 TS 430W P1-430S-XXB9 ?
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Hey guys, About two month ago i build a rig for my sister, sporting a FX 8300 on an old ASRock mainbord. We installed a used Nvidea 650 that she got from a friend, with the aim to upgrade to my ASUS r9 380 Strix when i got my RX 480 Nitro. One month ago, i went on a two week trip, and thinking "well she could have my card in her rig for the time" i put my 380 into her rig, just to be greeted by an beepcode saying that the vram was malfunctioning. But in my rig it works still perfectly... so i thought, well the Mainboard&BIOS might be so old (from 2009 or something like that) that it can't handle the 4gb of vram... So we got the new ASRock AM3+ Board, that was released this year. we mounted the processor, ram and the r9 380 and looked, if it woulod post, in order to check if the new MB would work with the card. And it worked... Today, after putting the just arrrived RX480 in my rig i wanted to upgrade hers to the r3 380. Well, this time i got just 5 short beep, meaning that the CPU had a problem... but after putting the 650 back in, it worked fine with the Nvidea card... I hope someone can help me getting her rig to work with the r9 380... greets JD_Tiger
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Ok so I was trying to download newest drivers and every time I tried to download them I got this message 2 times stacked http://imgur.com/a/fBXKa . Also, after that occurs I can't open amd radeon settings until I restart my computer for some reason . I am sure that I do not have any other instances of the install manager running. I apologize in front if someone has already posted about this problem, I checked first couple of pages of this forum and didn't see anything like this been posted. My system: R9 380 strix 2gb FX 8370 8gb ram Asus M5A97 R2.0 motherboard EDIT: Driver version that I was going go download is 16.30.2311-160718a (WHQL)
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My current build features an r9 380 but I'm looking into getting an RX 480 as they are super cheap and I've got some spare cash. Is it possible, with an i5 6500, to run an RX 480 with an r9 380 together at the same time together without any issues? If there are any issues with that what are they and are they cheap to avoid? Thanks for the help (in advance)
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Hi LTT Community. I just bought this R9 380 Sapphire Nitro with Backplate and look at the image of the gpu usage. Its random like that but I don't have drops in-game, could it be the Crimson drivers? Or something faulty with the PCIE Socket? I3 4170 8gb of ram 1tb xfx 550w psu, pretty good one tbh. I dont know what could it be, it drops to low numbers but i don't have any lag or stutter... Should i RMA it?
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Hi , first sorry for making a whole topic just about this , I wan't to buy a gaming pc and found that i really liked , both have i5 4460 but one have a gtx 770 2gb and the other have r9 380 4gb , i'am wondering what is the better choice fyi pc's are really expensive in my contry and an rx 480 8gb cost 330 $
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How do i even start to begin with at all.. Mostly zero experience with overclocking exept some friends fried their laptops while on the school. Or else i havent really overclocked anything at all. How do i even begin to overclock something and not frying the pc entirely? So many questions..
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Windows 10 x64, R9 380 GPU, Dell 1080p 60hz Monitor I used my computer normally today, played some games. Then put it in sleep mode but when I came back my monitor said "No Signal". I restarted and after windows logo my monitor kept losing signal. (until that point everything works. bios etc.) I ended up at Safe Mode(it worked; i booted into windows) and removed any AMD drivers with Guru3d DDU. Rebooted and I was able to boot in to normal Windows. Then I re-installed drivers (16.7.2) As soon as it installed monitor lost signal again. I repeated previous steps. Installed 16.6.2 which worked perfectly up until today. Same happened. I'm sitting here without drivers now and don't even know what is the problem. Thanks!
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Is $250 CAD for a msi r9 380 4gb thats lightly used, a good price? The seller says its mint condition and it looks good in the pictures.
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CAN I RUN SKYRIM AT 60FPS WITH HIGH TEXTURE USING R9 380?
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Okay, star of the show IS a MSI R9 380 4G (GAMING).Rest of the config's in specs/signature. ========================================== Problem presents itself as low GPU usage and low GPU clocks. ========================================== What happened: Today I've downloaded WarThunder, haven't played it in a while and thought I'd give it a go. I downloaded it on Steam, jumped into a battle with me trustworthy Tiger and surprise..FPS was all over the place. I remembered the game running ok back in the day so I opened up MSI's afterburner OSD. GPU clocks were varying between 400 to 600, ocasionally spiking up to 800-900.Same story with GPU usage. ========================================== Clocks, overclocks and system related things: CPU is OCed to 4.5GHz @1.35V, perfectly stable, no BSODs, I have been running it like this for almost a year now. GPU is 1070MHz clock and 1425MHz memory with 20% power limit and a custom fan curve. All settings are from MSI Afterburner. Card has 70.4% ASIC quality, as reported by GPU-Z. No voltage modifications. ========================================== I have been searching for similar problems and potential solutions that I found and tried are: ---Driver issues. I was previously running 16.5.1 since everything after that broke mantle so BF4 was no no mantle. Today, after encountering the issue I switched BF4 to DX11 and proceeded to upgrade the driver to 16.6.1. That didn't solve anything. ---Thermal throttling for CPU/VRM. None of this sort I believe. I've been running BF4, Witcher 3 and Star Wars Battlefront with no such issues, and they heat the CPU as high as 55-58 package and 60-63 socket. War Thunder did not do this. Temps were in the mid 50s for the socket and below 45 on the cores. ---Power issues,cables,slots PSU is a Super Flower Leadex Gold 750W, cables were changed(no modification even after that) ========================================== Notes: I've experienced the issue before, in Sniper Ghost Warrior 2 and Euro Truck Simulator 2. BUT they occured separately and randomly. I fixed them by reinstalling the drivers cleanly. I did that today with no success. I am seriously running out of ideas. Do you have any clue as to what may be causing this? Card's still under warranty service, but I don't really want to send it since I'm pretty sure they "would not be able to replicate the problem".
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