yes, what happens is every now and then the image will twitch or flicker, it seems to happen randomly but like every 15-20 minutes but sometimes longer. yes my display cable is HDMI and its firmly connected, ive used it with my old video card and there was no issues. actually its not been twitching as often, it was doing it this morning quite often, but ive not seen it do it in awhile, my system specs are as follows:

CPU:  AMD Athlon X4 860K (Quad-Core)
GPU:  Club3D R9 280X RoyalQueen
RAM: 12 GB DDR3, Corsair & Kingston
SSD:  ADATA SX900 128 GB
HDD:  2 TB Western Digital
PSU:  Corsair CX600M 600 watt
MBD: Gigabyte GA-F2A88XM-D3H (rev 3)
OS:  Windows 10 Build 10130 (64-bit)

yes ive got the F8 bios installed on my motherboard. the twitch / flicker occurs usually while in windows, ive not noticed it while playing games. sometimes it doesn’t occur for awhile and then happens several times in the space of a hour. any other ideas??

Hi Timo,
I see that you have a mix of memory modules, have you checked by just using a set from Corsair or Kingston to see if the memory is causing the problem?
Are you overclocking the system? If yes, can you set it at default settings to see if the problem persist?

yes im running on a mixed pair of ram, my CPU automatically turbos up from 3.7 ghz to 4 ghz, im pretty sure neither of these is to blame tho, but one question i would like to ask would be should the core clock on the royalqueen be 1050 mhz and the memory clock be 1500 mhz, does that sound normal, and the bios select switch is set to #2, which is where it was by default. also is there is a bios update for my GPU that might improve stability? remember its a Club3D R9 280X RoyalQueen.

The memory should be 1500 and the core at 1000. Did you try taking out a pair of memory to see if you have the same problem? BIOS update you need to request to see if your serial has a new one,  you can send for a BIOS request at [email protected] with your serial number.

but my core is at 1050 mhz and memory at 1500 mhz, should i use afterburner to underclock to 1000 mhz? im not really wanting to take any of my ram right now, its a bit of deal. ive already emailed that email address a few days ago with my serial number and have not gotten a response, are you are to expedite this somehow??

The support team should contact you as soon as they can. I do not handle the support questions.
Dont under clock the card.

they have not gotten back to me!! do you happen to know how soon they will get back to me? the flicker is continuing and im noticing it more often now, like every 10 minutes or less. any other ideas??

I also have R9 280x royalQueen ,
and the GPU clock is 1050 mhz…
i review R9 280x royalQueen in www.techpowerup.com
, the GPU clock is 925 mhz and here (Club 3D) is 1000 mhz…

so what going on here…???

Hi Elloconnors, can you check on the item code which is on the label on the backside of the card? The Queen should be running at 1000 Mhz max out of the box but usually it can be OC-d quite a bit. We have offered a royalKing version of the 280X too which reached up to 1100 Mhz out of the box.