If any of you knows a solution to get the R9 390X running on latest AMD drivers, using the HP firmware let me know. Would be thankful though if I was proven wrong. I am not having high hopes that there will be a firmware update from HP for this card. I eventually reverted to the original HP firmware as the fan speeds went up fast when putting load on the GPU. So hence my conclusion that this is a HP firmware issue. I found XFX R9 390X 8 GB BIOS that allowed the drivers to be updated without a problem. Because there is no firmware update from HP, I decided to experiment and flash the BIOS from other vendors with matching card specs. This is also where I found other vendor's firmwares for my GPU. Wanting to get more details I found the BIOS on. Product Name is : C67130 Grenada XT A0 GDDR5 8GB 128Mx32 300e/150mĪs can be seen this is an HP custom firmware for the GPU.

This made me investigate further and it appears that the root cause is in the firmware. The latest update to build 2400 of Windows 10 crashed my system again. Since 2018, I have tried ever so often to load the latest drivers, but every time the same result.Īlso Windows presented newer AMD drivers in Windows 10 update. I have seen various folks reporting the issue here without a proper resolution.Ĭannot install AMD GPU Drivers past 2017. Then a reboot loop occurs where during startup the freeze, crash and reboot repeats. Finally ending up in recovery mode reverting to the latest working driver. Is there anything else that I could try to fix the crashing? I've very much hit a brick wall with this.My AMD driver updates worked initially but that stopped going beyond 18.12.1-Nov29.ĭuring the install the system freezes, crashes and reboots when the new driver is loaded. I initially replaced the PSU (initially a 600W) - however that didn't solve the issue. This all started to happen after I updated my graphics driver to the latest version. Fresh install Windows 7 and tried out different versions there - still crashing.Tried to install older versions of the drivers (back from Win7/Win8) on Win10.

Update to the Beta drivers - still crashing.

Fresh install Windows 10 and the drivers - still crashing.

I've tried the following since I got the replacement: I recently got it replaced, but sadly the replacement is still having the same problem. I can't pin down if it's the card, the drivers, or something else with the computer. Even when out of game, I sometimes experience the occasional crash. Whenever I try to play a game or do something graphics-intensive, the drivers usually crash within seconds. I've recently upgraded to an MSI R9 390 GPU (from an XFX 6950) and I'm experiencing constant driver crashes with it.

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