But Elite Dangerous will crash to reboot quite often when jumping to another system. I have been having a similar problem with my MSI RX 6800 XT Gaming Trio X as well. Hopefully, you laid the PC on it's side to avoid PCIe slot damage from the weight. This might be obvious, but make sure the card is seated right and that no RAM got knocked loose installing that huge card. That's kind of what I did inadvertently, when I upgraded the SSD a month before getting the RX 6800, so I might have dodged something there. Reinstalling the OS is another choice that may benefit you if you grab the latest install from Microsoft using the Media Creation Tool and wiping the drive to start from scratch. Windows version might matter as the latest is the 20H2 and I had an issue with the last update when it was still the 2004. You can also try the older 20.12.1 driver, I use that one on a non-XT RX 6800. I know you state having done some of these steps, but maybe you forgot to do it in safe mode? Or lacking 2 x PCIe power cables off the PSU plugged into the card, which I know for a fact your PSU has, can be a problem. Still having issues, drop down to the one monitor running the DP port and see if that fixes it. So running 2 cables is the right way to do it. The card can spike as high as 2.5w per frame and use 14A easily.
The single cable is capable of 300W and 9A max. In fact, I recommend it on any card with 2 power plugs. the single with a dongle design for this card. You'll also want to use 2 X PCIe power cables vs. If not, leave your current working driver alone. This gives you time to read the "release notes" to see if the newer package has anything to offer you or any fixes you need. If all is ok, disable the auto-update driver feature in the Radeon settings, while letting it "search" for the latest, prevent it from installing automatically. Also be disconnected from the internet while doing the process to avoid AMD installing the latest driver for the card, until we see if this driver 21.1.1 works ok. Here's a link: Display Driver Uninstaller Download version 18.0.3.6 ()ĭo this uninstallation in safe mode. Try reinstalling the driver but first use DDU to fully uninstall both Nvidia and the AMD drivers on there now.
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