SOLVED EDIT: After using AMD clean install and then a fresh Crimson it seems to be working better overall (-5☌ while gaming, a bit more silent, fans passed the tests everytime). It's almost summer, we had nearly 30-32☌ the past days (and GPU got to almost 82☌ with full load).I had a R9 270 before, and Crimson detected the RX 480 automatically an downloaded all the drivers.The next day, Fan1 failed 1 out of 5 tests (mixed idle and full use) After that, I waited for the PCB to cool off (after closing Origin+DA:I), run it again thrice, and both fans passed the test. Background Applications: Bitdefender Free, AMD Crimson, Origin, Dragon Age Inquisition. Chipset Drivers: will edit with drivers, but up to date.

RAM: Kingston HyperX Fury black 8gb DDR3 1600Mhz (HX316C10FB/8) Operating System & Version: I.E. After closing the game, I took out the side pane and did another test to check if the fan was spinning correctly. Pros:Cheap + free game - I was looking for the cheapest RX480 4GB possible and I came across the MSI card for USD 174, but this one, being a Nitro, had the RGB LED logo and a metal backplate, and for USD 10 more, you cant go wrong with it Plus, I got a free Doom game (Steam key) and thats a USD 20 value. Brand new RX 480 8g Nitro+ fails TRIXX fan check. Troubleshooting: First 2 tests were done while gaming, both had Fan1 failing with 0 RPM. GPU Drivers: will edit with drivers, but up to dateĬhipset Drivers: will edit with drivers, but up to dateīackground Applications: Bitdefender Free, AMD Crimson, Origin, Dragon Age Inquisition, Logitech Gaming Software, Samsung Magician, Sapphire TriXXĭescription of Problem: Brand new GPU, failed Sapphire TriXX Fan Check on mixed occasions. PSU: Thermaltake TR2 600W (TR2-600AH2NFB) RAM: Kingston HyperX Fury black 8gb DDR3 1600Mhz (HX316C10FB/8)

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