Works fine on win 10pro 64bit Ryzen 3800x and radeon VII

Still broken where it matters, after 7 driver releases!

* Enabling Enhanced Sync may cause game, application or system crashes on Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products.
* Stutter may be experienced when Radeon FreeSync is enabled displays above 60hz with Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products.
* Random BSOD (My Favorite :laugh:) with Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products.
* PC lockup when using firefox+ hw accel on any video site with Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products.

chr0nos* Random BSOD (My Favorite :laugh:) with Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products.
* PC lockup when using firefox+ hw accel on any video site with Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products.

Sounds like you're using a low wattage PSU. A friend was using a 400 watt no-name Chinese PSU that at least luckily did not fry his equipment after it timed out running at max load while playing No Man's Sky.

Back when I got my Radeon 290X I would get all sorts of random crashes, blue screens, etc when I loaded Thief 4. My intuition was that my power supply was insufficient for the task and I was correct. I amy have gone overkill with a 1,300 watt PSU though the problems instantly stopped.

After being an ATI/AMD fan since the 90's, I'm getting incredibly sick of problematic drivers. I've spent more time over the last few months trying to make drivers work properly for my Radeon VII than actually using it.

JAB CreationsSounds like you're using a low wattage PSU. A friend was using a 400 watt no-name Chinese PSU that at least luckily did not fry his equipment after it timed out running at max load while playing No Man's Sky.

Back when I got my Radeon 290X I would get all sorts of random crashes, blue screens, etc when I loaded Thief 4. My intuition was that my power supply was insufficient for the task and I was correct. I amy have gone overkill with a 1,300 watt PSU though the problems instantly stopped.

hmm nope EVGA SuperNOVA P2 850W

JAB CreationsSounds like you're using a low wattage PSU. A friend was using a 400 watt no-name Chinese PSU that at least luckily did not fry his equipment after it timed out running at max load while playing No Man's Sky.

Back when I got my Radeon 290X I would get all sorts of random crashes, blue screens, etc when I loaded Thief 4. My intuition was that my power supply was insufficient for the task and I was correct. I amy have gone overkill with a 1,300 watt PSU though the problems instantly stopped.

Considering 750 is recommended.

Agent_DAfter being an ATI/AMD fan since the 90's, I'm getting incredibly sick of problematic drivers. I've spent more time over the last few months trying to make drivers work properly for my Radeon VII than actually using it.

Hmm i nary a problem with drivers, are you removing them before installing the newest?

Good new Vulkan extensions, more on parity with Nvidia.

Agent_DAfter being an ATI/AMD fan since the 90's, I'm getting incredibly sick of problematic drivers. I've spent more time over the last few months trying to make drivers work properly for my Radeon VII than actually using it.

Is the problem related to specific games? I am playing a lot of Division 2 - the problem there is the directx 12 setting in game - but that should be a game issue

Hmm i nary a problem with drivers, are you removing them before installing the newest?

Yep, using the latest DDU every time. Most recently I've done a full fresh install of Windows. I've had nothing but problems with drivers since getting the VII. I have 3 other PC's in my house with AMD cards (570, 590, Vega 56) and they all are fine, but the VII is just stubborn as hell. I think 19.9.1 are actually working though, I spent some time with them last night and had only a few issues.

jesdalsIs the problem related to specific games? I am playing a lot of Division 2 - the problem there is the directx 12 setting in game - but that should be a game issue

I was actually playing quite a bit of Division 2 last night in DX12 at max settings 2560x1440 and it was working really well. I have my overclock set to 2050/1200 and it was working as it should. I do notice that for some reason in Monster Hunter World and FF XV though, that the GPU clock won't go beyond 1650MHz unless I go back to default 1800MHz on the GPU, then it will sit around 1750-1775MHz, but if I try to overclock the GPU at all in wattman it will go back to 1650MHz in those games.

Agent_DI was actually playing quite a bit of Division 2 last night in DX12 at max settings 2560x1440 and it was working really well. I have my overclock set to 2050/1200 and it was working as it should. I do notice that for some reason in Monster Hunter World and FF XV though, that the GPU clock won't go beyond 1650MHz unless I go back to default 1800MHz on the GPU, then it will sit around 1750-1775MHz, but if I try to overclock the GPU at all in wattman it will go back to 1650MHz in those games.

Will give that a try. I found that some games has issues that can be fixed by changeing the memory timings - in fact in some games I run with 800mhz mem because it gives higher gpu speeds with the stock cooler