AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 22.1.1 Released

[seth1911]

Please dont cry , i wont hurt ure love for AMD

 

[Drash]

Yeah its the memory or the psu, but not the driver.


CCC 15.7.1 from 2015 and the Crimson 17.9.3 from 2017 work without any issue.

Yep. Been there done that. Some drivers worked others didn't but CTDs and all sorts of crap even when no real load, stopped gaming for 6 months as couldn't work out what the hell was going on - turns out my RAM got old and couldn't hack it - back to 2133MHz - no XMP. Rock solid. ROCK SOLID. Did I mention it stopped being a problem. Now I realise PC gaming is a shit show - I'm getting less likely to post in these threads because ... wierd shit really does happen, you're experience isn't the sum total of everything. It shouldn't (in your mind) but it does. Etc Etc. Now I'm thinking overclocking is wank - more trouble than it's worth - save your cash and spend more for stuff that's solid at the level you want rather than trying to cheat the system. More time gaming, less time watching blue screens/googling crap only 16 year old retards reply to. That's how bad I feel about it. YMMV.

 

[TheoneandonlyMrK]

Yeah its the memory or the psu, but not the driver.


CCC 15.7.1 from 2015 and the Crimson 17.9.3 from 2017 work without any issue.

Consider, there's a lot of people using these drivers without your issues.

And you, can likely Google up a few spread over years.

Unless you're case is a special case in some way , math's doesn't usually lie.

 

[RJARRRPCGP]

I didn't say it can't be the driver. I have seen some cases of people apologizing that they blame the driver when why had a different PC problem. Most of the time it was unstable RAM. But because of AMD driver bad stigma, everyone is very vocal about it and first blames the driver.



I have heard of similar thing like motherboard not working due to the air humidity and temperature. It's rare, but can happen. For your case, I would blame the board vendor.

It was strange, I traced my old K6-2 system to only the room being warm, from the forced hot air heat.

And with my RX 5600 XT, Windows 10 sometimes blacked out and rebooted itself with the above mentioned WHEA error as soon as I want to start a game, even when that was rare.

OTOH, Windows 10 never did that when my GPU core was unstable, it would be just a driver timeout, a game crash or a solid freeze-crash, often with a buzzing sound out of the speakers.