- #Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver how to#
- #Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver install#
- #Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver drivers#
- #Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver pro#
- #Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver code#
Been stable for about 30 minutes since then.Įdit: Reinstalled latest drivers (clean install, using DDU) but skipped installing the Vulkan runtimes. Forum Actions: View this forum's RSS feed. Had a crash after PC was running for about an hour and a half. Flashing fine, however when I restarted, stuck in bootscreen with : 'thread stuck in device driver'. Put to your skills to the test, let your peers or the Sapphire staff rate your work, or hope that Lady Luck is on your side in order to have a chance to get some SAPPHIRE goodies.
#Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver install#
Troubleshooting: Did a clean driver install with DDUĭisabling the timed display shutdown in power settings (I used to have an issue where my PC would BSOD when waking the monitor up from a shutdown state, so I thought this might help)ĭisabled ULPS with Sapphire Trixx (saw this suggestion elsewhere)įinally, I reverted to an old driver. Secondary monitor displays like normal until PC restarts. Since I dont think AMD will change their policy, I am forced to look for support towars Sapphire. Not sure if this matters, but when the PC crashes, it's only my primary monitor that displays the BSOD and accompanying error code. I guess either new BIOS or driver fix would solve that. Updating or Upgrading Graphics Card BIOS is not that hard but you should be very careful in updating VGA BIOS otherwise you might end up bricking your graphics card and render it useless.
#Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver how to#
Guide on how to Backup and Update GPU BIOS of your Nvidia and AMD Graphics Cards. I got a BSOD almost immediately after it installed, and consistently every ten minutes or so after that. Tools to Update GPU BIOS or VBIOS of your Graphics Card or Video Card. I installed the 16.6.2 update earlier this afternoon. I've thought for a while now that it got more frequent with every driver update. I have always favoured the underdog, Ive been using AMD graphics for 14+ years - Radeon 8500/HD 5770/HD 5870/HD 6970/HD 6990/R9 290X. It will happen at random times, including when I'm not even at my PC, shortly after I've booted it up, no programs opened, not under any sort of load. This is a mini rant, and I am definitely not hating, this is with reason but I wanted to share my experience with fellow enthusiasts. It's been happening once or twice a week for a few months. THREADSTUCKINDEVICEDRIVER its not related to software, its gpu bios corrupted, go to sapphire and ask them soft tool and bios, and maybe will solve your issue, if the card isnt already hardware damaged. (Issue often occurs even when Chrome, Steam, and are not running.)ĭescription of Problem: I've been getting the THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER BSOD for a while now. GPU Drivers: Tried 16.6.2, constant crashes currently on 16.2.1 (see below)Ĭhipset Drivers: 6.0, dated (not sure if I pulled the right information for this) Updated to 11. I prefer BIOS over Trixx because Trixx and similar overclock utils (MSI AB, ASUS Gpu Tweak.) loads later in Windows load queue, allowing black screen freezing, so it's not a good solution.RAM: Crucial Ballistix Sport 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR3-1600 So either underclocking my stock 1300 DRAM or putting some more volts manually through Trixx. I have already tried BIOS from the plain 290 Sapphire Tri-X since it has 1260 mem clock and it works rock solid, even with the 14.7 beta.
#Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver code#
Since I don't think AMD will change their policy, I am forced to look for support towars Sapphire. THREADSTUCKINDEVICEDRIVER is a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) error, which is also known as stop code 0x000000EA. I guess either new BIOS or driver fix would solve that. This would indicate that support for Hawaii is coming, but it isnt already here, perhaps in future drivers update.
#Sapphire r9 290 thread stuck in device driver pro#
Only Hawaii Pro and XT descriptions in AMDRadeonX4000 kexts. It was ok to lower the voltage for the reference cards, but OC edition now suffers as it has a smaller headroom for downvolting it's chips. I didnt try, but I was looking for device IDs of 290 and 290x in drivers and didnt find them. It works if you are on 1250 memory clocks, but for us, OC owners, already low voltages for 1300 MHz just got even lower, causing that damn black screen for the most of us.
The thing is - AMD devs probably lowered the voltages on the new beta releases (Catalyst 14.7 rc3) to address numbers of dead GPUs and overheating in reference cards.
0 kommentar(er)
