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TCPLemminks · Wed, 8th-Aug-2012, 9:58 PM

"I think your card is dying. Contact the manufacturer of your card and see what they think."

He's right. If you ran furtest, which is a graphics card stress test, with new drivers and it crashed then it's a hardware problem. Contact the manufacturer

Paroxysm · Wed, 8th-Aug-2012, 10:17 PM

I just submitted a case with HIS, and I will be contacting the computer company I purchased from in the morning. Hopefully I'll be able to figure something out.

Shieldz · Wed, 8th-Aug-2012, 11:08 PM

gl figuring something out probs graphic card problem

Theend · Thu, 9th-Aug-2012, 3:32 AM

what a monster desktop =).

ToRVenom · Thu, 9th-Aug-2012, 8:51 AM

I think your drivers are the main issues i would revert back to the Officla Driver from the Companies Site. however if everything is crashing including sounds from ur headset i would have a look at the motherboard aswell..

Fadey · Thu, 9th-Aug-2012, 9:01 AM

If you are having multiple problems and its only a new pc send it back to the place that built it. Was it from a online / retail store? Its up to them to fix it you have done the basics stuff like drivers I wouldn't stress over it.. send it back to them to do.

Meatex · Thu, 9th-Aug-2012, 9:07 AM

If you are getting audio distortion as well I think it may be a motherboard problem or possibly power supply

S2Glow · Thu, 9th-Aug-2012, 7:16 PM

i have the same problem somehow. i cant stream for stupid sake. when i open xsplit after a few min the xsplit will hang because the system says that AMD driver stop working . DAMMIT, i download latest driver also the same shit. stupid radeon. i should invest more on nvdia. goodluck to u ><

YurickHarmon · Thu, 9th-Aug-2012, 8:58 PM

My immediate thought is that given the card crashes at 50degrees and you are having white noise issues that it is a problem with your motherboard (my guess would be a power draw issue as the fan ramps up). However, since you have mentioned that the white noise dissapeared when you rolled back the driver, I tend to think its an issue with the HDMI audio driver for the AMD Radeon Card. Apart from sending it back for a check with the people who built it for you, I would suggest trying to completely wipe the drivers again, reinstall them, but deliberately uncheck the HDMI Audio driver and see if that makes any difference.

x5.Arrival · Fri, 10th-Aug-2012, 3:36 PM

I had the exact same problem with my HD7850 =( The thing wouldn't run anything for more than 10 minutes. I ran benchtests and the card was stable @ ~60-70 degrees on full load, so no issues there. What worked for me was a complete system reinstall of everything. Wiped my hard drives clean and started fresh. Now the card actually works but there are still a few issues like an incompatibly with xsplit T.T

The only thing to do it to wait for AMD to release the next set of drivers....which could take a while. Hope this helped.