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Lastly, I decided to make a partition on the WD 1tb drive and try installing windows there and testing this out on a new install. Of course, that is a little different when turning off ZeroRPM and increasing the fan curve.but only slightly. Basically, in the testing I am reducing the 6800 xt to something below the 5700 xt and the issues still occur at the same rate as having the 6800 xt on defaults. Also, since the GPU is not pushing more than the 5700 xt when the 6800 xt is lowered, it should be something the CPU or RAM cannot handle for some reason, and in the same regard, the board as well if the GPU is actively doing less, that is less for the board to handle. For instance, if the wattage draw when running the 6800 xt at a much lower GPU is the same or lower as my 5700, the power supply should not be the issue since the crashing still occurred with no change.

I feel that running the same test and playing the same games all this is happening on while using the 5700 xt removes most of the possibility this is coming from something on my system. I tried the power settings at different percent increases, up to like 15 I think (which was max) and no change could be seen. The memory had no lowering, and was always at 2000 mhz, the only tuning I could do would be to increase the VRAM, which seemed would not help in this issues so I left the values alone here.

I tried all these values and found nothing remarkable. I think I could go down to 980 or somewhere in that range. It still, in most cases would fail and green screen during the first test but with ZeroRPM and no fan curve set, it would fail in the first 20 seconds, without it would usually get passed 30. However, 'much' in this case means it would sometimes get through the 60 second stress test, but never a second time. With all defaults and only removing ZeroRPM and Increasing the fan curve dramatically, the card was able to function much longer before getting this error. No change was found in any of the testing. I tried the testing in 2 ways, one with CBP and XMP on, the other without. By testing using the Adrenaline Tuning settings, I believe I can say its not the PSU, its not the CPU, its not the RAM, and its not the Board.The 6800 xt would also crash (or at least this only happens with the 6800 xt) even when in the Bios before the OS (when looking through options), it would crash at random times (at startup, browsing, any time really), and would always crash when stress at all.Throughout this, I can still plug my 5700 xt in and have no problems.

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Tried installing the AMD drivers alone using the extraction, stop the install, update the driver trick.

Tried running with most startup and service suppressed in msconfig.

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Rechecked that I had Windows 10 Fast Start disabled (it was).Changed on each of the above test between Silent Bios and OC Bios on the card.Changed from using 2 rails to 1 rail (was pretty doubtful on that one, but willing to try anything).Flashed MSI bios to most recent version.Ran DDU and reinstalled Radeon from AMD.Tried setting the FCLK (Infiinity Fabric) to half of the RAM speed with XMP and then half of the RAM speed without XMP.Tried variations of each CBP, PBO, and XMP off and on.Disabled CBP and XMP (nothing else in my bios was outside of default, but went ahead and changed PBO to disabled also, though auto is disabled from what I understand).I tried with the Adrenaline stress test still using the default settings, no dice, big fat screen green. Then, on the next restart, before I could even open een screen'd again. I tried with the Heaven Benchmark, same thing happens. I try with No Mans Sky, same thing happens. I try again with Red Dead, same thing happens. Event viewer showed a Fatal Hardware error Event 18 (unnnnggggg) on some APID. I opened Red Dead 2 and about 30 seconds in, got a green screen followed by a reboot. I put the 6800 xt in, turned on the machine, got nothing.I won a newegg shuffle for a Gigabyte 6800 xt OC.

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I have been using a MSI 5700 xt Gaming Pro x and it runs great, no issues.

The computer was built in late February and runs great.

I have seen many of these posts.and tried so many things.