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Processor | Intel i5 12600KF |
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Motherboard | MSI PRO Z690-P DDR4, Socket 1700 |
Cooling | MSI Ventus AIO |
Memory | Corsair Vengeance LPX Black 32GB, DDR4, 3200MHz |
Video Card(s) | MSI VentusRTX 3060 12Gb |
Storage | XPS 1TB | 2x Kingston 2TB Sata | Sinology 4TB (Raid1) | |
Display(s) | 24" Dell U2417H |
Case | Msi Mpg Odin |
Audio Device(s) | Realtek ALC887 + Microlab Solo 6C |
Power Supply | Seasonic PRIME TX-750, 80 |
Mouse | Razer |
Keyboard | Razer |
Software | Windows 10 x64 |
INITIAL POST:
Currently running a Gigabyte Radeon 6850 with the following standard clocks:
2D Mode: GPU Core 100Mhz; Gpu Memory 300Mhz, VDC 0.945V
3D Mode: GPU Core 775Mhz; Gpu Memory 1000Mhz, VDC 0.945V
In 2D Mode experiencing artifacts in certain situations, when I move windows a lot or move mouse over dynamic elements such as windows/browser menu, buttons, etc.
Encountered particularly nasty crash (BSOD) while starting GPU-Z.0.4.9
I'm currently using the latest bios from the manufacturer, previous version had the same issues, I updated it recently because of a common noisy fan problem.
Not encountering any problems in Furmark after 10+ Min of punishment.
Is this a driver issue or are the 2d clocks set too low in the case of a handfull of video cards?
If so could anyone suggest a set of optimal 2D clocks for me to set with RBE?
Thanks in advance.
UPDATE 1 (2 Jan 2011):
Seems my card has a manufacturing defect I will RMA-it. Using any clocks even in 2D mode will not permanently fix the issue. If at all it seems the card's state seems to be getting worse by the day.
UPDATE 2 (21 Feb 2011)
I've sent my card for a RMA, they found no hardware problem so I'm stuck with it... Could it be a bios issue?, or the fact that I use the EX38 chipset variation? Maybe a bios feature like CPU EIST or C1E function is to blame? Any advice from someone that encountered a similar situation would be greatly appreciated at this point.
UPDATE 3 FIXED(25 Feb 2011)
Well I fixed it, as far as I can tell. I updated my motherboard BIOS from the latest to the latest beta (2009). Everything works like a charm except... now I cant boot from usb drives using Grub4Dos MBR. Oh well.
The problem
Currently running a Gigabyte Radeon 6850 with the following standard clocks:
2D Mode: GPU Core 100Mhz; Gpu Memory 300Mhz, VDC 0.945V
3D Mode: GPU Core 775Mhz; Gpu Memory 1000Mhz, VDC 0.945V
In 2D Mode experiencing artifacts in certain situations, when I move windows a lot or move mouse over dynamic elements such as windows/browser menu, buttons, etc.
Encountered particularly nasty crash (BSOD) while starting GPU-Z.0.4.9
I'm currently using the latest bios from the manufacturer, previous version had the same issues, I updated it recently because of a common noisy fan problem.
Not encountering any problems in Furmark after 10+ Min of punishment.
Is this a driver issue or are the 2d clocks set too low in the case of a handfull of video cards?
If so could anyone suggest a set of optimal 2D clocks for me to set with RBE?
Thanks in advance.
UPDATE 1 (2 Jan 2011):
Seems my card has a manufacturing defect I will RMA-it. Using any clocks even in 2D mode will not permanently fix the issue. If at all it seems the card's state seems to be getting worse by the day.
UPDATE 2 (21 Feb 2011)
I've sent my card for a RMA, they found no hardware problem so I'm stuck with it... Could it be a bios issue?, or the fact that I use the EX38 chipset variation? Maybe a bios feature like CPU EIST or C1E function is to blame? Any advice from someone that encountered a similar situation would be greatly appreciated at this point.
UPDATE 3 FIXED(25 Feb 2011)
Well I fixed it, as far as I can tell. I updated my motherboard BIOS from the latest to the latest beta (2009). Everything works like a charm except... now I cant boot from usb drives using Grub4Dos MBR. Oh well.
The problem
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