Sapphire R9 390 stuck at 300MHz

[SlowSpyder]

I think this has been happening since I installed Crimson. I've checked several games, added voltage, tried to overclock, tried to use a profile for a game, disabled all the AMD overrides (tessellation, AA, smart cache, target FPS, etc.), tried different in-game settings... 300MHz GPU in any case. I have the fan set to a fixed speed (automatic made no difference), temps are very comfortable, under 30C in game.

My card is a Sapphire R9 390 Nitro.

Any ideas?

*edit - I might not be the only one with this issue.

 

[SlowSpyder]

Reinstalled Catalyst and have much better FPS, GPU clocks are bouncing a bit (as I think is designed based on load) but going over 1000MHz, so I think that fixed it. Will give Crimson another try in a revision or two.

 

[james1701]

Are you running Trixx? I have that problem with my Fury when I try to run the newest version.

 

[SlowSpyder]

Are you running Trixx? I have that problem with my Fury when I try to run the newest version.

I downloaded it to try and change the clock, but I had the issue without Trixx installed as well.

 

[ao_ika_red]

I once had same problem of yours, and then I reverted back to Crimson 17.9.1 and everything seems fine. My card is R7 360 that supposed to be the smaller version of yours.

 

[Despoiler]

You cannot use Trixx. Sapphire hasn't updated it with the new power management SDK that works with newer drivers. It causes the issue you are seeing.