Device overheating issue detected.
Device overheating issue detected.
The 2600 MHz frequency is quite high, and not every 6800 XT can handle it fully, so you might want to try around 2550 instead. That’s why I asked about your specific 6800 XT model. Also, the Sapphire NITRO+ 6800 XT S.E. I own is a more heavily built version, and this is the profile I’m using. Where did you say my PSU isn’t enough? I’m running an EVGA P2 with 850W, paired with an overclocked i7-8086K and the 6800 XT.
You followed the advice from an earlier post. Your setup uses an MSI Radeon RX 6800 XT with a power setting of 2450-2550, and you're testing games on an 850W PSU. It's puzzling why this is causing issues—was it the PSU needing more power or something wrong with your rig? Hopefully, everything will run smoothly soon.
Occasionally there are many factors involved, yet the high-end models like the RX 6000 and RTX 3000 series were known for frequent power spikes that software couldn't detect but could still cause issues. Trying a lower power setting is a straightforward $0 approach and safer than pushing unstable overclocks. Still, what about AMD Radeon RX 6800 and RX 6800 XT? They behave similarly but with noticeable differences in performance details | Page 15 | igor´sLAB (igorslab.de)