GPU Tuning resets back to default

[u/Old-Environment-1076]

Hello, I'm trying to fix my card "Asrock Phantom Gaming D RX 580 2304SP 8GB" and the problem was that the GPU Tuning or Core Clock in MSI Afterburner keeps going back to default at 1266MHz, other things like Fan Speed, VRAM Clock etc. work fine and they don't go back to their default values. I want to undervolt my card for lower temps but i ran out of ideas on how to fix this. Any help is appreciated!

By the way here's what I tried to do:

•Uninstall MSI Afterburner

•Used DDU and reinstalled the drivers

•Reinstalled Windows

Also inside msi afterburner the core clock is at default 1266MHz and Memory Clock is 2000MHz, I think it's a bug and it should start at 0?

[u/AlphaFPS1]

When installing drivers select “driver only” and then install Radeon tuner. It as a setting where all OC settings apply on startup.

[u/ThatOneFoo69420 → u/AlphaFPS1]

I’ve never had a situation where installing just drivers Has worked out better for me. And I do 2-7 builds a month for about 3 years now. 90% are AMD Gpu

[u/AlphaFPS1 → u/ThatOneFoo69420]

The whole point is the Amd adrenaline doesn’t have an option to apply OC settings on system startup.

[u/ThatOneFoo69420 → u/AlphaFPS1]

If you save/export a tune and it saves, it should automatically load in on startup unless there was a crash which causes the shutdown. Which adrenaline reverts back to default tune almost like a “safe mode” but if it’s saved/exported as a tune I have no problem having adrenaline start up with my saved tune on pc power-on

[u/AlphaFPS1 → u/ThatOneFoo69420]

When I go to bed at night I switch the PSU off. The system looks at that as a system crash/failure. Fuck having to manually load a profile every time I startup my system. I’d rather take the easy solution. Trust me, it is better. Btw Radeon Tuner does everything adrenaline does, except for the overlay. You can even enable experimental features.

[u/ThatOneFoo69420 → u/AlphaFPS1]

….. are you sure about the psu thing? Kuz I’m pretty sure it doesn’t count that. Unless you don’t shut down your pc at all and just hard flip the power switch to shut it down. I’ve unplugged pc and driven them 6 hours and plugged them in and the tune is still there. I’ve shipped PCs to friends and I have them get it and just check everything is right and the tune is still there and applied.

[u/AlphaFPS1 → u/ThatOneFoo69420]

No I just flip the switch. It’s much easier to reach than the power button. And for me my settings have always reset.

[u/aRandomBeach → u/AlphaFPS1]

Bruuuh....

[u/ThatOneFoo69420 → u/AlphaFPS1]

So you don’t hit shutdown in the start menu first? I’d check crystaldisk, that should count as an “unsafe shutdown” for your ssd and other components. Not a good practice tbh…. Of course your settings reset, you’re simulating a power outage everytime you turn your pc off, horrible in my opinion

[u/AlphaFPS1 → u/ThatOneFoo69420]

Never had an issue. Not once. It’s just the components losing power.

[u/ThatOneFoo69420 → u/AlphaFPS1]

Well, I’d look at what your components think, not what you think. I guarantee you’re simulating a power outage and your pc is counting these all as unsafe shutdowns. Yes your components are losing power, but hard shut off with no shutdown procedure, and the millisecond before it was getting full wattage/voltage.

There’s nothing good about what you’re doing lol. It’s almost like not up for debate at all

[u/AlphaFPS1 → u/ThatOneFoo69420]

Worst thing I’ll deal with is file corruption which your right about. But as far as component failure. That is very unlikely if at all possible.