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sanjoa

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Hi, guys. I have a problem with my video card, it's giving me a BSOD while playing games. I have a AMD RADEON R9 270X VAPOR-X DDR5 2GB video card, an ASUS SABERTOOTH 990FX R2.0 mobo, 16GB DDR3 G.SKILL Snipper RAM memory (dual channel), a CoolerMAster V850 850Watt power supply, a 4TB WD BLACK HDD, an AMD FX8350 4.0GHZ octa-core processor. I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate x64.

 

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atikmpag.sys	atikmpag.sys+ce28	fffff880`04ad1000	fffff880`04b7b000	0x000aa000	0x567abd2f	23/12/2015 12:26:39	AMD driver	AMD multi-vendor Miniport Driver	8.14.01.6489	Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.	C:\Windows\system32\drivers\atikmpag.sys	
dxgkrnl.sys	dxgkrnl.sys+5d134	fffff880`04cb4000	fffff880`04da9000	0x000f5000	0x539e411c	15/06/2014 21:58:04	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System	DirectX Graphics Kernel	6.1.7601.18510 (win7sp1_gdr.140615-1511)	Microsoft Corporation	C:\Windows\system32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys	
dxgmms1.sys	dxgmms1.sys+ff13	fffff880`04da9000	fffff880`04def000	0x00046000	0x5164dc13	10/04/2013 00:27:15	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System	DirectX Graphics MMS	6.1.7601.18126 (win7sp1_gdr.130409-1534)	Microsoft Corporation	C:\Windows\system32\drivers\dxgmms1.sys	
ntoskrnl.exe	ntoskrnl.exe+30db86	fffff800`03c0f000	fffff800`041fb000	0x005ec000	0x5625815c	19/10/2015 20:48:44	Microsoft® Windows® Operating System	NT Kernel & System	6.1.7601.19110 (win7sp1_gdr.151230-0600)	Microsoft Corporation	C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe	


How can I solve this issue?

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4 minutes ago, software182 said:

have you tried to reinstall your driver ? is it windows 7 sp1 right ?

I have not. Should I try that. Yes it is.

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4 minutes ago, BiC said:

is overheat in games only? if yes card get too hot prolly. if yes remove card and clean out.

I don't know if iit overheats. But fan become a bit noisy when I play games.

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noisy fan prolly means overheat. fan  spin faster when card get hot. fast fan sometime be very noisy. check card temp use Aida64 compare to card specs

 

in Aida64 go preference then go logging. enable aida64 log so when game does bsod can look log report later for temps!

 

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16 minutes ago, BiC said:

noisy fan prolly means overheat. fan  spin faster when card get hot. fast fan sometime be very noisy. check card temp use Aida64 compare to card specs

 

in Aida64 go preference then go logging. enable aida64 log so when game does bsod can look log report later for temps!

 

Will try that and tell you later. And will clean the computer case at the weekend.

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hi ,

 

find and upload files from Windows\Minidump  or .dmp   file/files 

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On 13/1/2016 at 6:14 AM, software182 said:

have you tried to reinstall your driver ? is it windows 7 sp1 right ?

 

On 13/1/2016 at 6:19 AM, sanjoa said:

I have not. Should I try that. Yes it is.

 

You tried this yet. If not then do.

 

MSI Afterburner's RivaTuner's OSD is a good software to keep track of temps in gaming.

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Forgot to mention, before that Windows says "Video driver stopped working and restarted it".

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1 BSoD caused conflict in the graphics subsystem or driver GK RADEON R9 270x VAPOR-X DDR5 2GB cause may be overheating graphics adapter Download Havyload https://www.jam-software.com/heavyload/ and HWMonitor http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html or Open Hardware Monitor http://openhardwaremonitor.org in Havyload  run the stress test
and after about 10 minutes, a screenshot from  HWMonitor or Open Hardware Monitor , if the temperature is high - try to reduce it.
2 Reinstall / update the driver version is Wed Dec 23 2015 4:26:39 p.m. do not know if there is a newer version of the driver

If this does not send the graphics card RMA, or buy a new graphics card

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update  graphics card driver if have new version of driver for graphics card,temperatures are alright
graphics card is defective , send to RMA or buy new graphics card 

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4 hours ago, sanjoa said:

Here you got:

 

 

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38C temps while gaming? also fan speed 20%? what kind game? not FPS for sure. temps be much higher (doubled). you need find what temp card goes to during game and BSOD.  bet it much much higher! any event card should not overheat when gaming. if case cleaned and also GPU and all have good air flow and still get BSOD then RMA or return card.  also look here. http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2631648/sapphire-dual-amd-radeon-270x-overheating.html

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4 hours ago, kasper said:

update  graphics card driver if have new version of driver for graphics card,temperatures are alright
graphics card is defective , send to RMA or buy new graphics card 

Graphics are up-to-date. I bought it from a second hand, but it was not used. It does no have warranty.

 

1 hour ago, BiC said:

38C temps while gaming? also fan speed 20%? what kind game? not FPS for sure. temps be much higher (doubled). you need find what temp card goes to during game and BSOD.  bet it much much higher! any event card should not overheat when gaming. if case cleaned and also GPU and all have good air flow and still get BSOD then RMA or return card.  also look here. http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/answers/id-2631648/sapphire-dual-amd-radeon-270x-overheating.html

Those where while doing stress test. If you want, I can send you a screenshot while playing games.

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think stress test temps should be hirer than gaming. think your first screenshot made after stress trest complete. dont take long to cool!

gaming screen shot looks right. 78C 64% fan speed max recorded. from what you show i dont think card overheat afterall.

 

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The gaming temps, though a little high are quite fine. Let me suggest you one thing. Remove your graphics card, clean it's fans if you want and reinsert it. I have had such problems on AMD when the card was not inserted properly, reinserting it used to fix it.

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Today, I'm going to do a massive cleanup of the computer case. Will post later here if BSOD still appears.

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Maximum temperature of the video card is 78 °C it is too 

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