Switching from 1080Ti to 7900 XTX can help avoid BSODs or close tabs during gaming, video exporting, or task completion.
Switching from 1080Ti to 7900 XTX can help avoid BSODs or close tabs during gaming, video exporting, or task completion.
I've recently upgraded from a GTX 1080 Ti to a RX 7900 XTX, and my PC has not been treating me well. Every time I do something demanding (especially gaming), after maybe 5-10 minutes I'll have the tab closed out or a BSOD.
Specs: RX 7900 XTX Red Devil, i7 12700KF, 2x16GB 6400M/T RGB Corsair Vengenace RAM, 970 Evo NVME 500GB drive (62616 GB READ, 77095 GB WRITTEN, 89% Health Crystal Disk, used the drive for 3+ years in every build), Refirbrished Z690 Aorus Ultra from Aorus' official Ebay, and a 1000 watt evga 80+ Gold PSU.
BSOD's: REFERENCE_BY_POINTER, SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY, KERNEL_SECURITTY_CHECK_FAILURE.
The BSOD's are recent and happened after I tried to fix the PC with System File Checker, using Display Driver Uninstaller AGAIN after I already did, and most recently reinstalling windows but keeping personal files and apps.
The system preforms perfectly fine when doing a userbenchmark but just keeps crashing or closing tabs of heavy applications.
The PC also seems to have slight artifacting which goes away in less than a second when it has a BSOD
I have the latest drivers for my GPU, Windows 10 OS, BIOS, and monitor.
modify the BIOS settings on the motherboard
restore CMOS using a jumper
run DISM commands to check and repair Windows again
restart the installation of AMD drivers with a full reinstall
inspect the CPU socket pins on the motherboard