gpu core clock problem

[coonbro]

I see stuff like this is why I figured in the driver along with that wattman tool ?

[I fixed the problem today] that's how I fixed my amd issues sad thing is as long as I used no higher the 13.12 driver with mine [7850] it worked great and a fine card series
https://community.amd.com/thread/208177

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-3316237/core-memory-clock-stuck-300-mhz.html

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/824283-rx580-stays-at-300mhz-at-all-times/

I just recall that when the rx cards came out there were a few things with them and older cards ...

thing is even uninstalling the driver you don't really know if any leftover config. files are left over and kick back in when you do a fresh reinstall of a driver . may need to figure out what they are and dig them out and delete manually yourself .

I ran in to this with evga per x once

 

[zozaino]

There is two "work-arounds" for this bug; one is disable "hardware acceleration" in your Web Browser. Otherwise flashing a modified BIOS the ONLY way to solve this permanently albeit is kinda bad because it will basically mean that your GPU will be lock in "performance" almost all the time, increasing the temps and power usage.











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[eidairaman1]

There is two "work-arounds" for this bug; one is disable "hardware acceleration" in your Web Browser. Otherwise flashing a modified BIOS the ONLY way to solve this permanently albeit is kinda bad because it will basically mean that your GPU will be lock in "performance" almost all the time, increasing the temps and power usage.

Only flash under the direction of card maker, otherwise Bricking will occur.

He should contact card maker.

Also he can change gpu thermal compound.