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June 20, 2017, 12:14:53 PM
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Hello everyone,

I've got a problem with above mentioned card - it crashes terminal after random amount of minutes/hours. The other card which I got (same RX made by Asus) works perfect. XFX crashes no matter if it works together with Asus or alone.
Hashrate is normal, bios is not modified - where is the problem? Did I buy very used card? (it's not brand new)

Help me, please.
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June 20, 2017, 12:21:05 PM
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Wrong section bro.....

But,have you tried older drivers,from 16.2 up to 17.4 ??

http://www.guru3d.com/files-categories/videocards-ati-catalyst-vista-win-7.html

My 480 likes the 16.11 drivers & MSI afterburner for fan speed & clocking  Wink

OH,NEVER buy used on ebay or any where,my luck with used cards is crap,return it if you can,it may be a dud  Sad

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June 21, 2017, 07:13:55 AM
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I have never done this and probably wouldn't unless a card was absolutely dead, but your thread reminded me of it and I knew someone that said it worked for them.  You can "bake" the video card, at a very low temp, like $250 for about five to ten minutes in the oven and then let it sit and cool.
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June 23, 2017, 11:33:27 AM
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Hello everyone,

I've got a problem with above mentioned card - it crashes terminal after random amount of minutes/hours. The other card which I got (same RX made by Asus) works perfect. XFX crashes no matter if it works together with Asus or alone.
Hashrate is normal, bios is not modified - where is the problem? Did I buy very used card? (it's not brand new)

Help me, please.

What it supposedly does is heat up the soldered joints and allow them to re-set again.  I would not actually suggest it until you are ready to toss the POS in the trash, but hey, you never know.
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June 23, 2017, 11:49:41 AM
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Hello everyone,

I've got a problem with above mentioned card - it crashes terminal after random amount of minutes/hours. The other card which I got (same RX made by Asus) works perfect. XFX crashes no matter if it works together with Asus or alone.
Hashrate is normal, bios is not modified - where is the problem? Did I buy very used card? (it's not brand new)

Help me, please.

Maybe the bios was flashed when you bought it??
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