warlord:

Stop spamming with version update message. It's your fault people. 😉 You are not both using DDU and installing the whole software package. To me, because I always install everything from AMD's installation suite, it stopped since 19.1.2. Don't try being smarter than AMD developers here.

Thadeus:

Long time reader, first time poster. Hello everybody. My r9 390 died a week ago and i replaced it with a rx580. Not much faster but way less noise under load and a little bit less power consumption. My expirience with this new beta driver are instand freezes when i use the memory timing button within wattman. this is with default frequency. it worked perfectly fine with the last driver. i used to had it at timing 1 with full overclocked memory (2250mhz). Any advise to avoid the problem beside "dont touch, just sniff" 🙂

Thadeus:

Long time reader, first time poster. Hello everybody. My r9 390 died a week ago and i replaced it with a rx580. Not much faster but way less noise under load and a little bit less power consumption. My expirience with this new beta driver are instand freezes when i use the memory timing button within wattman. this is with default frequency. it worked perfectly fine with the last driver. i used to had it at timing 1 with full overclocked memory (2250mhz). Any advise to avoid the problem beside "dont touch, just sniff" 🙂

Undying:

2250mhz at level 1 seems little bit too much. Im sure you ware getting memory errors even when it worked. I tried these with no errors, no artifacts. Level 1 option performs the best for me, 1150mv. Auto 2250mhz level 1 2100mhz level 2 2000mhz

shredderman:

Not much faster aye? I love my MSI Radeon R9 390. Always made sure I undervolted it for temps. If in doubt: MSI Afterburner will help you out. Since Zero Frozr is annoying I set a custom fan curve for my card, not had a problem since (1070MHz Core, 1500MHz Mem).

Thadeus:

Dont get me wrong I used to love and hate it from the bottem of my heart. I loved it for the frames it provided for more then three years. but i hated it for the way to high power consumption, the extrem fan noise (sapphire nitro) and the always fullspeed mem clock of 1500mhz causing by a dual monitor setup. My CPU has a new best buddy now - rx 580 sapphire nitro.

warlord:

Exactly. Personally I only accept having less than 21-30 Celsius degrees in both my gpu and cpu when idle. And in common use, even hardware accelerated videos and browsing stuff, no more than 33-42 degrees Celsius max.

Undying:

I tried these with no errors, no artifacts. Level 1 option performs the best for me, 1150mv. Auto 2250mhz level 1 2100mhz level 2 2000mhz

MaCk0y:

So now your memory clock is not at full speed with dual monitors?

Thadeus:

Since my 390 burndown the second Monitor is plugged in into the motherboard and the main monitor is powered by the rx580. I must admit i just forgot to plug the second one into the graphics card again. No more full speed mem clocks and it works like a charm.

isidore:

This is still present... Battlefield™ V players may experience character outlines stuck on screen after being revived.

ninja750:

sometimes if i launch and stop a game many times ex 3-4, not always, the fourth time the game seems to stutter or something like stutter, just runs bad, low fps and stutter reboot solves the problem anyone else?