restart in safe mode or any
other solution you may have.
This will reset the driver
so that the voltage and the
clocks are not stuck at the
frequency and voltage which
led to the crash.
As stipulated in the
guide linked previously, on
the RX480, it seems that
while GPU voltages above
1.3V work just fine within
windows. Should the GPU
crash during a benchmark,
you’ll be left with a blank
screen. Not only that, you’ll
not be able to reboot or
cold reboot the system to
recover your display. To do
this you have to effectively
uninstall the graphics driver,
Why AMD, insists on having
sticky settings is beyond
reason, but suffice to say
this isn’t new and this same
peculiar behaviour is present
with the RX480 and its
associated software. Using
the eVc doesn’t alleviate this
as such, but it does eliminate
the need to keep reinstalling
the graphics driver, as you
can return the GPU voltage
to the sub 1.3V level and
manage to get into windows.
If for this reason and only
this reason, one would
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