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Hi guys, need a bit of help here is possible please, basically i've upgraded my motherboard, CPU and RAM and now after cold boots my AMD graphics driver crashes/the card is not found on startup. To remedy this i have to go into bios and tweak any random setting, restart, and i'm back running fine again, sometimes even just a normal restart is sufficient.
My specs are:
MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon
i5-6600K
HyperX Fury Black DDR4 16GB (2x8GB) 1600Mhz
Arctic Cooler Freezer i30
Club 3D royalKing HD 7870
Samsung 840 120GB (OS) + 500GB Samsung HDD
be quiet! Pure Power 730W Hybrid Modular PSU
Windows 10 64-bit
Couple of weeks this has been going for now and i really am stumped, i've tried the obvious clean OS installs (windows 8 and windows 10), different bios firmware, have even contacted Club 3D about UEFI firmware for the card as i was reading something about this maybe being an issue with it being a UEFI motherboard.
I'd like to point out nothing is overclocked on the system as yet, wanted to wait until everything is running smoothly first. I did however try enabling X.M.P and it seems to freeze my system and then subsequently turn my screen off, maybe this is an issue on it's own or the 2 are linked...
My specs are:
MSI Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon
i5-6600K
HyperX Fury Black DDR4 16GB (2x8GB) 1600Mhz
Arctic Cooler Freezer i30
Club 3D royalKing HD 7870
Samsung 840 120GB (OS) + 500GB Samsung HDD
be quiet! Pure Power 730W Hybrid Modular PSU
Windows 10 64-bit
Couple of weeks this has been going for now and i really am stumped, i've tried the obvious clean OS installs (windows 8 and windows 10), different bios firmware, have even contacted Club 3D about UEFI firmware for the card as i was reading something about this maybe being an issue with it being a UEFI motherboard.
I'd like to point out nothing is overclocked on the system as yet, wanted to wait until everything is running smoothly first. I did however try enabling X.M.P and it seems to freeze my system and then subsequently turn my screen off, maybe this is an issue on it's own or the 2 are linked...