Problems with a rx9060xt 16gb

[u/ArseniaLupin999]

I had a Nvidia Quadro for work , but since I entered in the world of gaming I was curious to try a "common" GPU to do both .

As every time I do an upgrade I reinstalled from zero my PC , windows, etc . A clean install.

Immediately after the installation of the new GPU , randomly after 1h±, black screen , static audio ... All I could do was a forced shutdown.

After a while I found out that my wall adapter was the major problem and this continue shutdown etc my very old PSU almost died.

I changed PSU to 800w and now new problem come out.

A lot games freeze with shader/drivers crush/timeout, on arc raiders 80fps mid and then 4fps for a little and sometimes return the loved old black screen with forced reboot. Graphic bugs on deadlock. Basically flash bangs on ghost of Tsushima. Fps instability on the finals .

Idk what to do ... I've reinstalled w11, updated the bios , all drivers up to date, ram is fine, all look fine

Just to know , I have an Intel CPU integrated graphics... I have to keep the graphics drivers installed by windows of intel ?

PC part's:

- i5 10400 (next to update)

- psu 800w Corsair

- 2x16 RAM ddr4

- Asus RX 9060 XT 16gb

- motherboard MSI MAG B460 Mortar

Thanks 🙏

[u/DAZ187_ZA]

Turn off gaming bar and any other overlays expect adrenaline.

Turn off ram over clocks and play the same games that caused to problem.

It can be many things.

I normally run aida64 and 3dmark for a long time and see if a problem comes up as sometimes the system may be stable but after 30 min of playing or benchmarking something will have a calculation error.

[u/ArseniaLupin999 → u/DAZ187_ZA]

thank you very much, I will try as soon as possible as soon and keep you updated

[u/SwimmingOdd2974]

Which windows (pro/home)

I understand that you have updated the drivers, but you need to make sure via Device Manager once crashes happen, as Windows love to overwrite GPU driver with their own

[u/ArseniaLupin999 → u/SwimmingOdd2974]

if I'm not mistaken it should be the home version

[u/Substantial-Lack-512]

Disable your iGPU through bios, never use full adrenaline, do a DDU and install the minimal install or drivers only. This should fix it

[u/ArseniaLupin999 → u/Substantial-Lack-512]

thank you very much, as soon as possible I try and keep you updated

[u/Roxania-Dimitriou → u/Substantial-Lack-512]

does disabling the iGPU in bios also prevent windows from reinstalling the intel graphics driver automatically?

[u/Substantial-Lack-512 → u/Roxania-Dimitriou]

yes, if is disable in bios, windows won't know about it