Ciao a tutti, di recente ho aggiornato la mia GPU passando da una RX 5500 XT a una AMD RX 7600.
Ho acquistato la scheda video usata da Amazon Warehouse, indicata come "come nuova, ottime condizioni"

Una volta ricevuta la scheda video ho fatto tutti i controlli del caso:

1. Controllato che non fossero presenti graffi, che il connettore PCI-Express non fosse rovinato e che le ventole ruotassero correttamente.
2. Subito dopo aver installato la scheda video (e i relativi driver) ho avviato un benchmark di circa 20 minuti con furmark attivando l'artifact detection. Tutti i parametri sono stabili e nessun artefatto è stato rilevato.

Nella due settimane successive ho giocato a vari titoli, tra cui:

• Forza Horizon 5
• Mafia
• No Man’s Sky
• Spelunky
• Euro Truck Simulator 2

Senza sperimentare alcun tipo di problema e monitorando attentamente i parametri di temperatura e utilizzo per assicurarmi che tutto fosse sotto controllo.

Ieri ho ripreso a giocare RV There Yet con un gruppo di amici e subito dopo aver avviato la partita il gioco è crashato con l'errore "gpu crash dump triggered".

A questo punto ho deciso di riprovare, questa volta loggando tramite MSI Afterburner i vari parametri della scheda video, e mi sono accorto che il valore di memory frequency clock, poco prima di crashare, era stranamente sopra i 2900 MHz, quando il valore corretto in game dovrebbe aggirarsi sui 2750 MHz.

Ho deciso quindi di abbassare la frequenza massima della memoria del 5% ed effettivamente sembra che il problema sia stato risolto.

Infine questa mattina ho deciso di effettuare uno stability test con OCCT e anche in questo caso non è stato rilevato nessun errore e le temperature sono sempre rimaste stabili tra i 70 e i 75°C

Il picco che si nota su GPU Power Maximum potrebbe essere legato all'apertura del software per fare lo screenshot

Mi chiedo quindi se questo problema può essere attribuito a un difetto della GPU oppure a qualche strano problema di "compatibilità" tra gioco e driver.

Considerereste questo comportamento accettabile oppure dovrei fare il reso?

Hi everyone,

I recently upgraded my GPU to an AMD RX 7600 (bought from Amazon Warehouse, listed as “like new”, so technically used but in excellent condition).

Right after getting the card, I ran a benchmark for about 25 minutes:

• no artifacts
• stable temperatures
• no crashes

Everything seemed perfectly fine.

However, I started experiencing a strange issue, but only in one specific game: RV There Yet.

The game keeps crashing usually after a couple of minutes, but sometimes I was able to play for 15-20 minutes, so the behavior is very inconsistent.

What’s weird is that I have no issues at all in other games, including:

• Forza Horizon 5
• Mafia
• No Man’s Sky
• Spelunky
• Euro Truck Simulator 2

No crashes, no artifacts — everything runs perfectly fine.

What I tested

After noticing these crashes, I ran an OCCT GPU stress test (screenshot attached):

• no errors detected
• stable temps (~70–75°C)
• no instability during the test

The only thing that looks a bit unusual is that GPU power sometimes spikes (for example when opening the browser or a screenshot tool), but I’m not sure if that’s actually relevant.

https://preview.redd.it/dg3rpm98l2zg1.png?width=2552&format=png&auto=webp&s=86fef4989fb233e622c157a61ab1213b339cefdf

What I tried

While monitoring the GPU in-game, I noticed the clock boosting up to ~2900 MHz.

So I tried limiting the max frequency to about 95% (~2600–2650 MHz).

After doing that:

• I was able to play for 25+ minutes without any crashes

So it seems like that fixed the issue.

My questions

• Does this sound like a GPU issue, or more like a game/driver-related problem?
• Is it normal for these cards to boost aggressively and sometimes become unstable in specific scenarios?
• Would you consider this acceptable behavior, or should I return/RMA the card?

Also, today is the last day I can return the GPU, so I’m a bit unsure what to do and would really appreciate some advice.

Any help or similar experiences would be greatly appreciated 🙏

Hi everyone,

I recently upgraded my GPU to an AMD RX 7600 (bought from Amazon Warehouse, listed as “like new”, so technically used but in excellent condition).

Right after getting the card, I ran a benchmark for about 25 minutes:

• no artifacts
• stable temperatures
• no crashes

Everything seemed perfectly fine.

However, I started experiencing a strange issue, but only in one specific game: RV There Yet.

The game keeps crashing usually after a couple of minutes, but sometimes I was able to play for 15-20 minutes, so the behavior is very inconsistent.

What’s weird is that I have no issues at all in other games, including:

• Forza Horizon 5
• Mafia
• No Man’s Sky
• Spelunky
• Euro Truck Simulator 2

No crashes, no artifacts — everything runs perfectly fine.

What I tested

After noticing these crashes, I ran an OCCT GPU stress test (screenshot attached):

• no errors detected
• stable temps (~70–75°C)
• no instability during the test

The only thing that looks a bit unusual is that GPU power sometimes spikes (for example when opening the browser or a screenshot tool), but I’m not sure if that’s actually relevant.

https://preview.redd.it/b3utoblvk2zg1.png?width=2552&format=png&auto=webp&s=0eb157281fab08fdcb65cfb9f1a9661bd562ec5b

What I tried

While monitoring the GPU in-game, I noticed the clock boosting up to ~2900 MHz.

So I tried limiting the max frequency to about 95% (~2600–2650 MHz).

After doing that:

• I was able to play for 25+ minutes without any crashes

So it seems like that fixed the issue.

My questions

• Does this sound like a GPU issue, or more like a game/driver-related problem?
• Is it normal for these cards to boost aggressively and sometimes become unstable in specific scenarios?
• Would you consider this acceptable behavior, or should I return/RMA the card?

Also, today is the last day I can return the GPU, so I’m a bit unsure what to do and would really appreciate some advice.

Any help or similar experiences would be greatly appreciated 🙏