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DESTROYER 123503
By DESTROYER 123503
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So i bought a new sapphire rx 590 nitro plus and i cant even overclock to 1580mhz and it crashes straight away also the memory i cant overclock it to 2050mhz.

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1 hour ago, DESTROYER 123503 said:

So i bought a new sapphire rx 590 nitro plus and i cant even overclock to 1580mhz and it crashes straight away also the memory i cant overclock it to 2050mhz.

And? Is this just a report of you losing the silicon lottery by getting a card you can't stably overclock past the huge factory overclock?

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18 minutes ago, DESTROYER 123503 said:

Im asking is this normal?

 

Yes, it is. Some cards can do more, some can't. Simple as that.

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  • What is your power supply
  • Where and when are you reading your clock speeds
  • Are you sure this isnt a ram or CPU overclock issue
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17 minutes ago, LeapFrogMasterRace said:
  • What is your power supply
  • Where and when are you reading your clock speeds
  • Are you sure this isnt a ram or CPU overclock issue

1. Evga 600w 80 plus bronze psu

2. I monitered the speeds by using mdo afterburner.

3. Yes i am sure that it isnt ram or cpu overclock issue.

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4 minutes ago, DESTROYER 123503 said:

1. Evga 600w 80 plus bronze psu

2. I monitered the speeds by using mdo afterburner.

3. Yes i am sure that it isnt ram or cpu overclock issue.

Have you played with the power limit and voltages in afterburner and are temperatures good?

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13 minutes ago, LeapFrogMasterRace said:

Have you played with the power limit and voltages in afterburner and are temperatures good?

Yes i played with the power limit and i put it to 20% but never touched the voltage as it does not allow me to do so. The temps are good 

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1 minute ago, DESTROYER 123503 said:

Yes i played with the power limit and i put it to 20% but never touched the voltage as it does not allow me to do so. The temps are good 

Double check all your power settings are set to high performance in the AMD software as well as Windows and then try closing MSI Afterburner and only overclocking in wattman making sure MSI is closed to avoid any interference. 

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