Brand new GPU crashing

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loothil

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Hey there I recently bought a RX 9060 XT 16Gb and I'm pretty much having crashes from time to time (migrated from 1050Ti after 8 years and didn't have these issues), since I bought the GPU I'm having these random crashes, at first time I thought of "amd stuff like always" but idk if anyone has an idea? Sent my lastest crash.
 

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Gotcha. Windows can & generally does install drivers if the system is connected to the internet. I would fire up DDU again & double check to make sure that there isn't a conflict.
 
Not sure.

Fault address: 7FFC1678B9D3 (c:\windows\system32\ntdll.dll)

I checked ntdll.dll. My search lead to

ntdll.dll is a crucial system file in Windows that handles low-level functions, including memory management and exception handling. If you encounter errors related to this file, it may indicate issues with your operating system or compatibility problems with applications.
 
rockbottom said:
Not sure.

Fault address: 7FFC1678B9D3 (c:\windows\system32\ntdll.dll)

I checked ntdll.dll. My search lead to

ntdll.dll is a crucial system file in Windows that handles low-level functions, including memory management and exception handling. If you encounter errors related to this file, it may indicate issues with your operating system or compatibility problems with applications.
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Hey there, did a sfc full scan, and reinstalled drivers again with DDU and still crashed, didn't got a crashlog for some reason. What I thought now, since I migrated to this new GPU, I did perform a new OBS installation, but didn't clear the profiles, I saved all the work (Cause it was way 2 much), and I'm thinking that could be a reason. My possible solution, perform a brand new install of OBS cleaning every file I have to see if that fixes the issue for now. Thoughts?
 
rockbottom said:
There's just crash logs above. Where's your OBS log? No enough info & there may be useful info in it.
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Here is it, sadly I've just got 3 crash logs files, for some reason, I did not got any yesterday but got OBS Logs tho. I've uploaded the most largest one, I've got two more when I tried streaming back again and immediately crashed.
 

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There's some Rendering Lag/GPU overload.

10400f - Is not powerful enough for high refresh rates while using OBS. Set your monitor @ 60HZ. Set you secondary monitor @ 60 if possible. Also, 10-bit color in play, adding additional load to your system. Set it @ 8-bit, see link. After that's all done (OBS must be closed), run a test.

17:59:53.889: Available Video Adapters:
17:59:53.896: Adapter 0: AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT
17:59:53.896: Dedicated VRAM: 17043537920 (15.9 GiB)
17:59:53.896: Shared VRAM: 8533465088 (7.9 GiB)
17:59:53.896: PCI ID: 1002:7590
17:59:53.896: HAGS Status: Enabled (Default: No, Driver status: Supported)
17:59:53.896: Driver Version: 32.0.31019.2002
17:59:53.897: output 0:
17:59:53.897: name=MGMG2440P
17:59:53.897: pos={0, 0}
17:59:53.897: size={1920, 1080}
17:59:53.897: attached=true
17:59:53.897: refresh=180 > 60
17:59:53.897: bits_per_color=10 > 8
17:59:53.897: space=RGB_FULL_G22_NONE_P709
17:59:53.897: primaries=[r=(0.679688, 0.309570), g=(0.209961, 0.700195), b=(0.147461, 0.053711), wp=(0.313477, 0.329102)]
17:59:53.897: relative_gamut_area=[709=1.464011, P3=1.079227, 2020=0.774273]
17:59:53.897: sdr_white_nits=80
17:59:53.897: nit_range=[min=0.141600, max=417.711792, max_full_frame=417.711792]
17:59:53.897: dpi=96 (100%)
17:59:53.897: id=\\?\DISPLAY#SKG2522#7&a8a0c8e&0&UID260#{e6f07b5f-ee97-4a90-b076-33f57bf4eaa7}
17:59:53.897: alt_id=\\.\DISPLAY1
17:59:53.897: output 1:
17:59:53.897: name=
17:59:53.897: pos={-1920, 0}
17:59:53.897: size={1920, 1080}
17:59:53.897: attached=true
17:59:53.897: refresh=61 > 60
17:59:53.897: bits_per_color=8
17:59:53.897: space=RGB_FULL_G22_NONE_P709
17:59:53.897: primaries=[r=(0.639648, 0.340820), g=(0.287109, 0.610352), b=(0.146484, 0.069336), wp=(0.285156, 0.292969)]
17:59:53.897: relative_gamut_area=[709=1.020223, P3=0.752079, 2020=0.539566]
17:59:53.897: sdr_white_nits=80
17:59:53.897: nit_range=[min=0.500000, max=270.000000, max_full_frame=270.000000]
17:59:53.897: dpi=96 (100%)
17:59:53.897: id=\\?\DISPLAY#LQL0000#7&a8a0c8e&0&UID264#{e6f07b5f-ee97-4a90-b076-33f57bf4eaa7}
17:59:53.897: alt_id=\\.\DISPLAY2


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Does Refresh Rate Affect CPU Usage? (60Hz vs 240Hz)

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Even 120HZ looks like it's gonna cause to much load on the CPU but if you stick with 60HZ, the load should stay fairly balanced & you will avoid the bottleneck.
 
This Scene needs attention, it's bugged. There should only be (1) Display, Game or Window Capture per Scene to avoid interference.

17:59:58.455: Loaded scenes:
17:59:58.456: - scene 'Juegos':
17:59:58.456: - source: 'Captura de pantalla' (monitor_capture)
17:59:58.456: - filter: 'Escala/Relación de Aspecto' (scale_filter)
17:59:58.456: - filter: 'Corrección de color' (color_filter_v2)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'Captura de juego' (game_capture)
17:59:58.456: - filter: 'Escala/Relación de Aspecto' (scale_filter)
17:59:58.456: - filter: 'Corrección de color' (color_filter_v2)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'ValGuess' (window_capture)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'VALRank' (browser_source)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'FNRank' (browser_source)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'Texto (GDI+)' (text_gdiplus_v3)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'Easter' (image_source)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'Musica' (window_capture)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'SO' (browser_source)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'Alertas' (scene)
17:59:58.456: - source: 'Goals' (browser_source)
 
Audio lag can be a sign of CPU overload.

It took almost 2 hours for the audio to reset. I've never seen it take that long after reaching max buffer.

21:43:03.384: Max audio buffering reached!
21:43:03.384: adding 917 milliseconds of audio buffering, total audio buffering is now 960 milliseconds (source: Desktop Audio)
21:43:03.384:

23:24:42.819: Source Desktop Audio audio is lagging (over by 42974.55 ms) at max audio buffering. Restarting source audio.
 
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I don't use SE so I can't help you with it, but if you look at your log, you will see lots of java script errors. These errors can waste resources. Might want to take some time to try & figure out how to stop them. It really just looks like a security setting with java but I don't have java on my system to look...

23:17:42.713: [obs-browser: 'ChatStart'] Error: Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to set the 'cookie' property on 'Document': The document is sandboxed and lacks the 'allow-same-origin' flag. (https://streamlabs.com/mixed/assets/widgets/js/chatbox.custom.js?id=e9522a34e57f6bf27de3:2)
 
rockbottom said:
Wicked CPU bottleneck with the new GPU. What was in there before? A 3060 would have been more than enough....
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Trying to answer to all you said, I had a 1050Ti and didn't had such problems then. Yes I did had Overload a lot of times (mostly because my SSD now). I run a lot of overload mostly when loading something (rust mostly) takes a lot of resources while loading, it can literally freeze my whole PC by. About the Scenes I can delete a couple Sources and removed "chart start" and "chatbrb" which I seen in the log where causing problems for now.
 
Thx, went back to P1 after I asked & saw that it was a 1050ti.

We'll see about that SSD but first, get that load reduction completed above & your CPU should stop shi!!ing the bed/crashing OBS.

As long as it's only (1) capture method per Scene
 
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