The AMD Driver Thread

[GoogalyMoogaly]

what 2 psus have you tried model etc? could it be that the psu are fine with the 4060ti as it has a lower wattage requirement and the 7900xt its just too much for them? could also try looking at the psu rails in hwifo specifically in the mobo section 3v/3.3v/5v and 12v, don't run cod, but check at idle are they close to the ratings (i.e is the 12v rail within 10% of 12v etc)? try the running another lower demanding game, check them again are they still close to the ratings? after having a psu that could not provide the correct voltages close to the rails, its one of the things i usually check now when it comes to gpu crashing although in my experience that issues causes a full system reset and not a crash but you never know and wouldn't loose anything but time.

edit: worth checking swapping the gpu as it will potentially eliminate things like cpu etc, when you swapped from the 4060 to 7900 did you a run DDU and fully nuke the nvidia drivers? most peopl,e say you dont need to bother now, but it is worth doing as it gives you more of a clean start than just an uninstall.

Corsair AX1200 and a Superflower Leadex Platinum 1200W.
Didn't swap from the 4060Ti exactly, this was a rebuild that re-used some parts but it was a fresh windows install.

 

[GoogalyMoogaly]

Tested a couple more games this evening. PUBG seems to have the same issue but it recovers better, screens go black but then the game comes back on.
Also tried Subnautica, doesn't seem to trigger as consistently as Black Ops 6, but it did seem to happen.

I've run the CPU and RAM in a different PC before this and didn't notice these issues, so I'm thinking it must be either the GPU or the motherboard (not sure why the motherboard would cause this, but it's one of the only new parts of the build).

 

[henson0115]

Tested a couple more games this evening. PUBG seems to have the same issue but it recovers better, screens go black but then the game comes back on.
Also tried Subnautica, doesn't seem to trigger as consistently as Black Ops 6, but it did seem to happen.

I've run the CPU and RAM in a different PC before this and didn't notice these issues, so I'm thinking it must be either the GPU or the motherboard (not sure why the motherboard would cause this, but it's one of the only new parts of the build).

does sound like the gpu to be fair. i think you may have gotten unlucky and probably got a really bad bin and its simply not stable at stock settings.