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CyberWolf 30 Jan @ 7:35am
AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition (Zero RPM) BSOD - Game Crashes
[AMD GPUs]

The Zero RPM should be disabled by default. I have experienced crashes in numerous games and blue screens of death (BSOD) with Windows software. The issue is that the Zero RPM feature doesn't ramp the fans fast enough to cool the GPU resulting in overheating. If you guys have the full install of AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition be sure to turn off that feature.

Steps in turning off Zero RPM:

1. Go to performance

2. Tuning

3. GPU Tuning Control - Manual Tuning (Custom)

3. Fan Tuning - Enabled

4. Zero RPM - Disable
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matt 30 Jan @ 3:06pm 
It's fine if you've got adequate cooling. My 7900XTX idles around 40C. When I start a game, the fans kick in, and it rises to 55C. The hotspot is significantly hotter, of course, but that's still around 70C in-game. I've actually thought about slowing the fans down a bit because they're kind of loud.

If you bought a prebuilt PC, that might be a bad option to enable, though.
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Darkterror 31 Jul @ 1:25pm 
i found out of this problem recently after 2 weeks of starting my pc and randomly shuthing down without inforamtion why it happend.

my first thought it was probably a faulty power supply but it wasnt the this.

a few days ago i checked all fans in my pc and found out the fan´s of my GPU arent running.
So i checked how hot my pc gets and found out the GPU was to hot...... and the fan´s are starting to late before its going into criticals
temperatures.
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CyberWolf 31 Jul @ 5:02pm 
Originally posted by Darkterror:
i found out of this problem recently after 2 weeks of starting my pc and randomly shuthing down without inforamtion why it happend.

my first thought it was probably a faulty power supply but it wasnt the this.

a few days ago i checked all fans in my pc and found out the fan´s of my GPU arent running.
So i checked how hot my pc gets and found out the GPU was to hot...... and the fan´s are starting to late before its going into criticals
temperatures.

I'm glad you figured out the source of your problem!
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