F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop This model is performing well. It handles tasks smoothly and delivers accurate results.

This model is performing well. It handles tasks smoothly and delivers accurate results.

This model is performing well. It handles tasks smoothly and delivers accurate results.

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Fuzytiger
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01-12-2021, 02:27 AM
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Hello! I recently upgraded my graphics card to an MSI MECH 6700XT as an improvement over my RTX 2060. After installing it and running DDU, I played some games and noticed a few issues. Cyberpunk 2077 crashed multiple times, which I attributed to the game itself. After a restart, my PC would crash unexpectedly. The CPU light would illuminate, and after rearranging RAM, it stopped. However, when trying to boot with the new card, I encountered a black screen and had to restart before Windows loaded. I've uninstalled drivers several times, reinstalled WHQL drivers, updated chipset drivers, and flashed the BIOS. I also turned on XMP in BIOS and confirmed PCIe Gen 3. The system functions properly with my 5700G integrated graphics or my previous card. I haven't updated Windows, as that seems unlikely to be the problem. My main theories are either faulty cables, a defective card, or problematic drivers. Specs
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Fuzytiger
01-12-2021, 02:27 AM #1

Hello! I recently upgraded my graphics card to an MSI MECH 6700XT as an improvement over my RTX 2060. After installing it and running DDU, I played some games and noticed a few issues. Cyberpunk 2077 crashed multiple times, which I attributed to the game itself. After a restart, my PC would crash unexpectedly. The CPU light would illuminate, and after rearranging RAM, it stopped. However, when trying to boot with the new card, I encountered a black screen and had to restart before Windows loaded. I've uninstalled drivers several times, reinstalled WHQL drivers, updated chipset drivers, and flashed the BIOS. I also turned on XMP in BIOS and confirmed PCIe Gen 3. The system functions properly with my 5700G integrated graphics or my previous card. I haven't updated Windows, as that seems unlikely to be the problem. My main theories are either faulty cables, a defective card, or problematic drivers. Specs