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So for the past few months i've had nothing but problems with my r9 380 black screening. It has gotten to the point where i litterally CANT put any stress on the gpu or else my system hard locks

here are my specs 

Cpu: AMD athlon 860k

mobo: Gigabyte f2-a88xm d3h 

psu: evga 600b

ram: 4x2gb of 1866 hyperx ram 

gpu: XFX R9 380 XXX OC

i've tried every damn thing that i know, put the gpu in a new system, black screen, swapped ram, black screen, revered to catylist and crimson drivers, black screen, RMA'D THE DAMM CARD!, black screen, blew the system out, black screen, cleaned the gpu contacts, black screen, used a SFX 450w GOLD to power the gpu, black screen, underclocked the card and gave it more power with AB, black screen. 

 

Please i need help! I have 0 money for a new card and i'm sick and tired with my problems. It was fine a good 5 months i had it and now it's been nothing but problems, its been like a roller coaster, it will be fine for a few days or hours then BAM black screen, in any game, any benchmark, ANYTHING AND IT BLACK SCREENS!!! Ive actually GONE TO XFX's HEADQUARTERS AND THEY SAID NO DAMN FAULT FOUND!!! So what the hell is going on?!?!?!? I need help please!!!

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Can you run a Linux distro from a USB and report back?

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It might be your PSU. That's a low quality PSU

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8 hours ago, yavuz650 said:

He mentions trying another PSU.  But still I cant help but suspect the PSU. I had a similar issue, too.

Didn't notice that. 

 

@Matthewv1998 how did an RMA not fix the issue? Did they send you back the exact same card?

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2 minutes ago, ivan134 said:

Didn't notice that. 

 

@Matthewv1998 how did an RMA not fix the issue? Did they send you back the exact same card?

They did send me back the same card, they just flashed the bios, according to matt at xfx (the nicer guy there) did say that the bios on the card was a 380x bios, however going things over in my head, i dont have my pc plugged into the wall but a switch box (some one that was used in banks) that has a lot of things plugged into it, no pcb but it has a fuze, i can try pluggig it straight into the wall when i get home 

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5 hours ago, Matthewv1998 said:

They did send me back the same card, they just flashed the bios, according to matt at xfx (the nicer guy there) did say that the bios on the card was a 380x bios, however going things over in my head, i dont have my pc plugged into the wall but a switch box (some one that was used in banks) that has a lot of things plugged into it, no pcb but it has a fuze, i can try pluggig it straight into the wall when i get home 

Ok, plugged it into the wall and same exact issue, nothing changed

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35 minutes ago, yavuz650 said:

Did you google those events?

I tried but it yeilded all console issues. But what i did discover is that the card was oc'd still at 990 on the core and 1425 on the mem, turning it down to a "refrence" 380 at 970 on the core and 1375 on the memory stopped crashes for a good 4 hours, i turned it down more when i crashed but it was late and things were hot. I emailed Xfx again with a link to it happening in a video and requesting a replacement card

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