Post 5700 XT Crashes

[Redliquid]

Hello people!
I come to you again for my tech advice, issues and suggestions.

I have recently bought myself a 5700 XT EVOC from MSI
After installing it i have started having weird crashes that i can't explain or figure out.

 

After a while i started noticing that my system was becoming incredibly slow, stuttery.
Video, Audio and input would lagg. Clicking the windows button would take a second and a half to respond which usually
reacts instantly. I'm running a Rysen 5 1600X, It's not like i have an old pc.

 

Here's a list of some of the things i have tried.

• Ran Memcheck for 3 hours and my ram sticks reported no errors.
• Tried old GPU (1060 3gb) with Nvidia drivers (Removed all AMD drivers)
• Tried new GPU with AMD Drivers (Removed all Nvidia drivers)
• Can't see any physical irregularities on MB
• Re-installed Windows without saving files (This solved the stutter issues but after about 16 hours of using the pc and gaming i now crashed again)

 

Some system specs:

PSU: Bequiet! Straight Power 10 500W

CPU: Ryzen 1600X

MoBo: MSI B250 Bazooka

RAM: 16gb from Corsair i think.

Windows 10 Latest updates.

I have posted pictures of all the weird Stopcodes below.
I get improved FPS in games compared to the old GPU but Is this all due to AMD drivers being...shit?

 

Thanks for any and all advice!

 

 

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Edited September 4, 2019 by Redliquid
Added system specs

[Streetguru]

6 minutes ago, Redliquid said:

 

What power supply?

If your PC works perfectly fine with the 1060, but not the RX 5700, then you may have a defective RX 5700, most likely the memory on it.

You can try lowering the memory clock speed or just power limiting the card to see what that does.

Also is your motherboard bios up to date?

[Redliquid]

6 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

What power supply?

If your PC works perfectly fine with the 1060, but not the RX 5700, then you may have a defective RX 5700, most likely the memory on it.

You can try lowering the memory clock speed or just power limiting the card to see what that does.

Also is your motherboard bios up to date?

Added System specs.
I had the same issues persist even though i switched back to the 1060 3g card

and removed AMD drivers and added Nvidia drivers.

[Streetguru]

Just now, Redliquid said:

Added System specs.
I had the same issues persist even though i switched back to the 1060 3g card

and removed AMD drivers and added Nvidia drivers.

Well the clean install of windows should have eliminated any driver issues.

You could try running a linux USB to see what happens without windows. Can easily install steam and run dota 2 or CS:GO under ubuntu.

If something happened to the power supply that might explain something. You could try limiting the power on the GPU, does it only crash under load or does it crash randomly at any time?

[Redliquid]

1 minute ago, Streetguru said:

Well the clean install of windows should have eliminated any driver issues.

You could try running a linux USB to see what happens without windows. Can easily install steam and run dota 2 or CS:GO under ubuntu.

If something happened to the power supply that might explain something. You could try limiting the power on the GPU, does it only crash under load or does it crash randomly at any time?

It seems to crash quite randomly, From what i noticed, the more Firefox tabs i have open,
The riskier it is. I actually crashed again just now with the same error code.
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

[Streetguru]

4 minutes ago, Redliquid said:

It seems to crash quite randomly, From what i noticed, the more Firefox tabs i have open,
The riskier it is. I actually crashed again just now with the same error code.
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

You can check your windows event log for more detail.

Otherwise maybe just try the linux thing, or make a brand new windows USB and reinstall it again.