I've not heard that one yet, what does that do?
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Ongoing problems with 5700XT
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That basically solved all my problems lol
Ah I may give it a go then! Do you know what it does technically?
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No new to PC and it's my first build but I was getting BSOD at the start with few teething problems but seen on Reddit if I change my PCI to Gen3 bios it should work with my Mobo then should say in wattman system - hardware Current bus settings 3.0 x16
Oh right I see! What's your mobo?
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B450 Pro carbon mate
Ah alright, not the same as me (X470) but I'll give that a go if I get any more BSODs
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IIRC, this particular PSU is known to have issues with some GPUs, but mainly VEGA and one specific NVidia card. Doesn't sound like the issue in your case, but if you have another PSU you can swap it with it might be worth a try if you have exhausted the other possibilities. On the Vega I think it was due to the cards having heavy power spikes which caused the PSU's protection to trip. Usually that would mean it just rebooting or powering off.
That's what it was originally thought the problem was definitely. Today though I've enabled XMP for my RAM, disabled freesync and ReLive and it seems to be working well. I'll have to see if there's any issues in the coming days!
Currently got it underclocked/undervolted to 1950mhz 1045mV at 890mhz VRAM as was suggested to me previously too, hopefully that goes well.
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PS: modern PSU's only have one 12v rail, unless you're buying cheap, don't! with single rail PSU's doesn't matter if you daisy-chain, its all daisy-chained before it gets to the cables.