GPU Memory Errors in HWinfo64

GPU Memory Errors can be caused by memory chips overheating, memory overclocking, GPU Core overclock, too much or too little voltage and ...

VRAM failing is very common on GPUs. Older they get, more the chance of failure. It will show up as artifacts on screen, even in the BIOS.

GPU Memory Errors are usually occurring if the memory runs out of spec - either if some cards are shipped factory overclocked, or the user is manually ...

The memory timing detected by AIDA64 and CPU-Z is the same, and the memory timing detected by HWiNzFO64 is different from theirs When I ...

I'm not sure what exactly is causing this but for some reason the interface to access memory modules seems to become stuck. Please check the  ...

I noticed today in HWINFO64hat my memory clock isn't showing the correct frequency. Is this a bug? I've tried rebooting and resetting ...

Reporting of wrong GPU Memory Clock is a bug in AMD Radeon drivers. It has been acknowledged by AMD, it's also documented in driver release ...

I have an RX 570 4GB and I recently oc'd it to 1420mhz core at an undervolt of 1070mv and 2000mhz memory. Stock being 1286mhz and 1750mhz respectively

I am wondering that do GPU memory errors mean when mining? Using HWInfo64 on 1 rig I have 5 cards that are all the same brand powercolor red devil some cards ...

WHEA errors are generally overclock related caused by instability, reset your Bios to stock settings and see if they still occur.