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Endless system lockups while doing anything GPU intensive on Win10 with RX 580 and latest drivers

Mysticode
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Since I've done a fresh install of Windows 10 1903, I'm having relentless lock-ups during anything GPU intensive on this Radeon RX 580 from MSI. I've tried DDU uninstall and install of fresh drivers - even yesterday's new drivers - and it isn't working. Random lockups, requiring a full restart, are still happening. No BSOD is occurring, so I have no dumps to investigate.

 

Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

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I suggest running sfc /scannow and reverting to older graphics drivers. 

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2 hours ago, DrMacintosh said:

I suggest running sfc /scannow and reverting to older graphics drivers. 

Done and done, no change :(

Even tried default Radeon drivers for Windows 10 2018 update.

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Just tested out the 4GB version of MSI RX 580 (on loan from a friend, I have the 8GB version) in my system, and within an hour or two I had the same frozen screen required a forced shutdown, with subsequent Wattman recovery notifications. No BSOD dumps to diagnose with.

 

DDU'd and installed an Nvidia 1070ti (also on loan) with latest drivers, and so far testing has gone very well (fingers crossed). No hiccups, freezes, or anything close to the problems I had on my Radeon card(s)+drivers. Still doing more testing, but I'll keep you all up to date.

 

A reminder that I am on Windows 10 1903, and didn't have any issues with Radeon cards before 1903.

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1 minute ago, Mysticode said:

Just tested out the 4GB version of MSI RX 580 (on loan from a friend, I have the 8GB version) in my system, and within an hour or two I had the same frozen screen required a forced shutdown, with subsequent Wattman recovery notifications. No BSOD dumps to diagnose with.

 

DDU'd and installed an Nvidia 1070ti (also on loan) with latest drivers, and so far testing has gone very well (fingers crossed). No hiccups, freezes, or anything close to the problems I had on my Radeon card(s)+drivers. Still doing more testing, but I'll keep you all up to date.

 

A reminder that I am on Windows 10 1903, and didn't have any issues with Radeon cards before 1903.

I get Radeon Wattman resets on every start up since 1903 on both my Fury PCs.  My older AMD card media center doesn't have this issue. 

 

Id also run a thorough Memtest to ensure the RAM isn't the cause of the lock ups. 

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Is your older media centre PC on Win10 1903? Do you ever get straight-up frozen screens with no BSOD, on your Win10 1903 builds?

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