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I'm starting to think that the problem has to do with Power Limit (bug driver or something like that). Stock Bios (220W) + PL 24% = 272W With settings already said above (Clock/Voltage) I have that situation: -> Cold Boot Windows, 3D Load on Gpu, Drive Crash Right after, after the Drive...

So, after going crazy with this I did my tests on my daily use: for exemple, today I turned on my PC, run R6Siege and run its built-in Benchmark, almost instantly I got a crash, game closes, gpu driver reset, HWiNFO showed 1770Mhz on core clock (P7 set to 1727 - 1168mv | PL 24%). So I re-load...

hello fellows, I'm not really sure if this is a Driver or Vega Owner Driver thing, so I posted on both: so I did some tests and I came to the conclusion that: Driver 19.3.2 - Wattman Settings Profile (for exemple): P4: 1202 MHz - 1006 mV P5: 1517 MHz - 1056 mV P6: 1642 MHz - 1112 mV P7: 1727...

hello fellows, so I did some tests and I came to the conclusion that: Driver 19.3.2 - Wattman Settings Profile (for exemple): P4: 1202 MHz - 1006 mV P5: 1517 MHz - 1056 mV P6: 1642 MHz - 1112 mV P7: 1727 MHz - 1168 mV Mem: 1100 Mhz - 1006 mV PL: 24% With the settings above on a Cold Boot (or...

I'm having better results with original BIOS too, everything is running smoothly. Anyway, that's the way it should be! for now, all I really want is to Ubisoft FIX R6Siege glitch with Vega cards, its been more than a month now and they **** it up with a 50mb update. It seems they put the...

After having the same problem with Reference Vega 64 flashed with LC Bios, I researched about it and found this thread. Did some tests and came to conclusion that really seems to be the LC BIOS flashed to ref card causing this problem.. I'll give stock bios a try and see what I can do with...