[OVERHEAT ISSUE] Gigabyte RX VEGA 64

[Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono]

i recently just got a Gigabyte RX Vega 64 , and when im start to play games for 5-15 minutes, the card temps keep getting up until 90c then my screen goes black and system turn off. is anyone had a same issue with me? im not overclocking this card, it runs at default settings and keep goes black when overheating (hit 90c) . is this normal? or what should i do? pls help

[Benjeh]

7 minutes ago, Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono said:

i recently just got a Gigabyte RX Vega 64 , and when im start to play games for 5-15 minutes, the card temps keep getting up until 90c then my screen goes black and system turn off. is anyone had a same issue with me? im not overclocking this card, it runs at default settings and keep goes black when overheating (hit 90c) . is this normal? or what should i do? pls help

 

 

Yes, its a common issue. The card acts a lot better when watercooled, many users undervolt their cards to help reduce heat and increase stability.

[Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono]

7 hours ago, Benjeh said:

Yes, its a common issue. The card acts a lot better when watercooled, many users undervolt their cards to help reduce heat and increase stability.

ok i should undervolt my gpu for now? i ran out of money since buying this card

[-rascal-]

You own a reference design/cooler RX Vega 64...they are known to run warm.

You are not going to get as good temperatures compared to....Gigabyte Gaming Vega 64...or a STriX Vega 64.

 

 

 

 

Try undervolting the GPU, and setting up a custom fan curve/profile.

That SHOULD help manage the temperatures a bit.

 

Also, have chassis / case are you using?

How is the overall case airflow?

[GamerDude]

I have a couple of Gigabyte RX VEGA 64 Gaming OC in CF mode, and with some tweaking of Wattman fan control curve, they run pretty 'cool' in that they hit around 70C - 75C under load. 

 

I also had the Gigabyte RX Vega64 reference model like OP's, you have to adjust to a higher (and therefore, louder) fan curve to tame the temps somewhat. Adding additional intake fans (like the bottom three fans in my pic) does help also as they pull in cooler extraneous air. And to prove I ain't BS'ing, below is a pic of that reference Gigabyte RX VEGA64....

[Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono]

8 hours ago, -rascal- said:

You own a reference design/cooler RX Vega 64...they are known to run warm.

You are not going to get as good temperatures compared to....Gigabyte Gaming Vega 64...or a STriX Vega 64.

 

 

 

 

Try undervolting the GPU, and setting up a custom fan curve/profile.

That SHOULD help manage the temperatures a bit.

 

Also, have chassis / case are you using?

How is the overall case airflow?

im not using any casing, just like benchtable 

[Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono]

3 hours ago, GamerDude said:

I have a couple of Gigabyte RX VEGA 64 Gaming OC in CF mode, and with some tweaking of Wattman fan control curve, they run pretty 'cool' in that they hit around 70C - 75C under load. 

 

I also had the Gigabyte RX Vega64 reference model like OP's, you have to adjust to a higher (and therefore, louder) fan curve to tame the temps somewhat. Adding additional intake fans (like the bottom three fans in my pic) does help also as they pull in cooler extraneous air. And to prove I ain't BS'ing, below is a pic of that reference Gigabyte RX VEGA64....

thanks for advice

[Stefan Payne]

20 hours ago, Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono said:

then my screen goes black and system turn off.

what PSU you have??

[Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono]

On 4/21/2019 at 10:59 PM, Stefan Payne said:

what PSU you have??

Seasonic X750 and Cooler Master V850

[ch3w2oy]

MOAR intake fans.. You want positive air pressure since blower cards pull air out of the case, like exhaust.. Positive pressure will help push air through the card.. 

 

Undervolt as much as possible. No OC. 

 

I would deadass buy like 5 arctic fans on Amazon for $25..

[Agustinus Alvin Wicaksono]

On 5/10/2019 at 4:34 AM, ch3w2oy said:

MOAR intake fans.. You want positive air pressure since blower cards pull air out of the case, like exhaust.. Positive pressure will help push air through the card.. 

 

Undervolt as much as possible. No OC. 

 

I would deadass buy like 5 arctic fans on Amazon for $25..

I dont use case, open testbench