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Ugh, I've been experiencing these issues over the last few days too.
Once or twice I've turned the PC on and nothing has happened, just black screen and it's taken 3-4 attempts to get it to start. Also had poor performance in some games. Avatar was only getting 50fps maxed out and I've reinstalled the drivers using DDU. I've just transferred my hardware to a new case and installed some other parts so wondered if it was that but I fear it's just the usual half baked AMD crap.
I was with Nvidia for 10 years, did one stint of AMD and quickly retuned it after **** like this kept happening and it's sad to see that nothing has changed. Might just have to return this and suck up the cash for team greedy again
EDIT: Just before I posted this the PC did it again, some random GPU bluescreen after playing Call of Duty BO6 then refuses to boot. I had to clear the BIOS to get the thing to post again.
Personally in your situation, would do a clean Windows install, game shader caches mat not be cleaned or re-built for your new gpu, physx X, and you used ddu-which can 'break' Windows an whatever else is messy, it's quicker and easier than return process.Ugh, I've been experiencing these issues over the last few days too.
Once or twice I've turned the PC on and nothing has happened, just black screen and it's taken 3-4 attempts to get it to start. Also had poor performance in some games. Avatar was only getting 50fps maxed out and I've reinstalled the drivers using DDU. I've just transferred my hardware to a new case and installed some other parts so wondered if it was that but I fear it's just the usual half baked AMD crap.
I was with Nvidia for 10 years, did one stint of AMD and quickly retuned it after **** like this kept happening and it's sad to see that nothing has changed. Might just have to return this and suck up the cash for team greedy again
EDIT: Just before I posted this the PC did it again, some random GPU bluescreen after playing Call of Duty BO6 then refuses to boot. I had to clear the BIOS to get the thing to post again.
I wouldn't be looking at Nvidia 50-series if you want drivers that work - I'm still waiting for a stable driver. My 9070xt by contrast has been a breeze.Ugh, I've been experiencing these issues over the last few days too.
Once or twice I've turned the PC on and nothing has happened, just black screen and it's taken 3-4 attempts to get it to start. Also had poor performance in some games. Avatar was only getting 50fps maxed out and I've reinstalled the drivers using DDU. I've just transferred my hardware to a new case and installed some other parts so wondered if it was that but I fear it's just the usual half baked AMD crap.
I was with Nvidia for 10 years, did one stint of AMD and quickly retuned it after **** like this kept happening and it's sad to see that nothing has changed. Might just have to return this and suck up the cash for team greedy again
EDIT: Just before I posted this the PC did it again, some random GPU bluescreen after playing Call of Duty BO6 then refuses to boot. I had to clear the BIOS to get the thing to post again.
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Fast boot disabled and Uefi bios on, if you haven't already.
See if a clean install or windows fixes it.
Did you delete your steam shader cache?
Yeah I had a warning I was using CSM and to disable it when I first installed the drivers. All working fine for me after I disabled CSM
I'm running mine with a 3900x and all seems good. I think the 59 series are about 20% better?
Have you updated the bios on your motherboard and installed the latest chipset drivers. What power supply do you have and what is the rating and age.
Yep good call. I was going to suggest PSU. Can cause all sorts of odd issues.
