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The damage is probably already done, but I'll just have to try, won't hurt atleast. Maybe it can atleast get stable at stock settings if I'm lucky.

You think that could have something to do with not being able to OC? I could try to buy a new PSU, its about time to buy a new one anyway.

Might be a driver issue, but I have been on the latest drivers during all of my testing. I was suspecting that it could be my power supply, since its about 9 years old now, but its a 750watt one and its still running great, so I don't really know.

For the most part, yes. I think I went to +99% power at the worst. I tested everything from +20% to +99%, slowly incrementing when the 1950mhz didn't work.

Thanks for the response. The reason I did it was because no matter what voltage I put it on, I was never able to OC the card to more than 1900mhz. Oh well, lesson learned the hard way. I guess I will be using this card until a better card comes along. And I'll be staying away from overvolting...

That's a crazy good sweet spot. I immediately crashed if I moved below 1025mv@1800mhz, even before I started tinkering with power mods. It sucks that there's such a huge variance in silicon quality on these cards.

That does seem to be the case, yeah. Do you think a reflash of the bios could help? Is there even such a tool available for the VII yet? I couldn't find anything promising on google. At the very least I can reliably run it at 1750mhz and VRAM at 1150mhz, which is still pretty good for gaming...

About 105-110 junction temperature. Pretty decent edge temperatures though, around 60 I think. The weird thing is I only ran it for about 5 or 10 minutes at that voltage.

Hi guys, I was hoping some of you might know what to do. I recently installed a water block on my Radeon VII. After installing it, I started playing with power mods and such. After applying a power mod of 1300mv to the core, I have had extreme stability issues at stock settings ever since. I...