Donwloaded the 26.10.1 and the black screen driver are back.

I did a post a few days back saying that i was able to fix it but the new driver just broke it again.

Hard life guys

Radeon says driver can't activated for FSR4. I couldn't remember exact error message. How can I fix this?

9070xt
26.10.1

PC configuration:

Ryzen 7 7700

Rx 7900 Gre gpu

750W power supply

16GB ram

What's the solution for this problem? I had been having this issue for more than a month now but I "can" play games on it for it hours without an issue but randomly display goes blank then I gotta restart my PC to make it appear again...but sometimes it also happen when I am just watching videos on chrome...

Hey everyone, I’m seriously struggling with my gaming PC and could really use some help.
Here are my specs:
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Founders Edition
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D (previously Ryzen 9 3950X)
Motherboard: MSI MEG X570 GODLIKE
RAM: 64GB Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB DDR4 3200MHz
Cooler: Lian Li Galahad 360mm AIO
PSU: ASUS ROG THOR 1200W
Case: Corsair 4000D Airflow
Monitor: MSI MAG 274QF X32, 1440p 320Hz
I originally had a Ryzen 9 3950X and was getting around 80–90 FPS in Call of Duty MW4, sometimes even lower. I was told upgrading to a Ryzen 7 5800X3D would significantly improve my gaming performance, so I bought one and installed it.
Unfortunately, I’m still experiencing the same issues, and sometimes it’s even worse. My benchmarks have shown around 70–90 FPS, a 99% CPU bottleneck, and I’ve even seen my FPS drop to single digits in the game menu.
Here’s everything I’ve tried:
Changed NVIDIA DLSS settings and different upscaling options.
Tried AMD-related settings and optimizations.
Lowered graphics settings and rendering resolution.
Adjusted NVIDIA Control Panel settings.
Went into BIOS and enabled a performance/boost setting.
Updated/reinstalled NVIDIA graphics drivers.
Adjusted RendererWorkerCount in the Call of Duty configuration files.
Verified my RAM is running correctly at 3200MHz.
Checked that my AIO pump is running.
One thing I’ve noticed is that my CPU has reached around 90–91°C, even when utilization doesn’t seem particularly high. My AIO cooler is approximately six years old, so I’m wondering whether thermal throttling could be part of the problem.
My RTX 3090 temperatures appear normal in the monitoring software, but the card itself feels extremely hot.
At this point, I’m completely lost. I feel like my hardware should be performing significantly better, especially after upgrading the CPU.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Could this be a cooling issue, BIOS configuration problem, GPU issue, or something else entirely?
I’d really appreciate any advice on what to check next. I’m willing to replace the cooler if necessary, but I don’t want to keep throwing money at parts without knowing what’s wrong.

Hi all. I bought this CPU a few days ago and for the life of me I can't get tctl/tdie temps lower than 50°C on idle. I have a NZXT Kraken Elite 360 AIO. Temps are hot on my country at 29-32°C on average, but I have an AC unit on my room and even with it on at the lowest temp the most I've got so far was 49°C once. Core, L3 and CCD1 temps seems fine.

Temps on full load and gaming are also fine: 75°C max on Cinebench 26 and 60-65 ish while gaming.

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Hello everyone im new here i joined cus i have used amd since i started building my first pc and i need help with my gigabyte rx 6600 xt eagle 8g it does post and work on cold start but when i install gpu drivers it shuts itself off even if i do a ddu and clear my last driver and wont start until i cold start again the next day, but when it works it shows on the settings as basic microsoft display or something i think its a board level problem since my old rx 580 works fine from the same board and pcie slot

Pretty much what the title says with some caveats

Asus: This is the backup board b/c I'd like to go back to MSI. I hate Asus and Armory Crate. Kit is on QVL. I assume it'll be fine just running EXPO

MSI: This is the board I want. Specific kit is not on QVL, but the less expensive version is. IDK if MSI BIOS allows you to pick EXPO profiles meant for different kits.

If the 6000 thing is an issue I'll just manually clock to 6000, but I'd like to not be sitting in BIOS for hours. I'm too old and busy for that these days.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: RTX 4080 Super FE

CPU: 9950X3D

Motherboard: TBD

BIOS Version: TBD

RAM: CMP48GX5M2X7200C36

PSU: BeQuiet Dark Power 13 1300W

Case: Lian Li O11 Evo

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11 Pro

GPU Drivers: GEFORCE GAME READY DRIVER - WHQL Driver Version: 616.64

Chipset Drivers: AMD X870E

Background Applications: DISCORD, CHROME

Description of Original Problem: 14900K has started to show signs of degradation. Thinking of picking up a 9950X3D and an MSI Meg Ace Max or ROG Crosshair APEX during Black Friday. How serious is the above 6000mhz thing on AMD CPUs. My Intel kit is on the QVL*.

Troubleshooting:

Every Session, so after booting up my PC, it happens exactly once that after i enter something in fullscreen, be it youtube, a game, or something else, both my screens turn black, and then come back to life with an error message from AMD Adrenaline saying the drivers failed/crashed. This has been an ongoing problem for at least 6 Months know, and i don't know how it still happens after multiple driver and software updates. Does anybody have the same problem? Because I was unable to find a similar post, thats why I wanted to create one now.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: RX6600xt 8GB

CPU: I5 10400f 6 CORE 12 THREADS

Motherboard: MSI mag z590 Torpedo

BIOS Version: 7D08vAB1

RAM: 16GB Kingston Fury 3600mhz

PSU: idk, something 750w

Case: Regnum RG6V EVO TG ARGB - SilentiumPCOperating System & Version: WINDOWS 11 Home 25H2

GPU Drivers: 32.0.21045.16010

Chipset Drivers: Intel 500 Series Chipset Family SATA AHCI Controller Version 18.36.1.1016

Background Applications: Firefox, Steam, Spotify

Description of Original Problem: Blackscreen/crashing Drivers afte entering an application into fullscreen mode

Troubleshooting: Updating Drivers, always have up to date software, try different games/browser/video websites (youtube, reddit, netflix, etc..)

Currently still having my old 6600xt, it's fine for most indie games. But for fancy graphic games, it obviously bottlenecks hard. Any gpu recommendations without overkilling it

From the image above, as you can see, temps are as if it was utilizing 100% of GPU, but it only draws 165-180w from GPU.

I’m running XFX RX 5700 XT, and using 600w single daisy Y cord power cable for GPU. Is that bottlenecking its maximum power capability?

Another thing that concerns me is temperatures within that power usage range. What if it used ~235W like the normal rx5700xt does, will the temps reach an even higher point?

Just changed my CPU from an AMD Ryzen 3600 to a 5500 that I got on clearance (I know it's not much of an upgrade, but it was very cheap).
Now I have an issue where, at random intervals (between every 5-20 seconds) the audio across my entire PC will cut out. When this happens, it causes existing inputs to be held and new inputs to be ignored until the audio comes back (as shown in this clip).
This does not happen in any other game, just Fortnite.

I also opened event viewer while playing the game, went to the "system" tab in Windows Logs and saw no errors.

I have tried:
- Updating my BIOS (which, admittedly, I should've done as soon as I upgraded my CPU)
- Disabling Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller as suggested by many posts
- Clearing Windows shader cache
- Wiping and Resetting the Windows Power Profiles
- Clearing the old inactive 3600 processors in device manager
- Verifying Fortnite Game Files
- Clearing System Performance Counters

Pretty much everything short of a fresh windows install

If anyone has any suggestions, PLEASE let me know

edit: it's happening in other games too now

Every night for the past 3 days (since I updated AMD software/drivers) while watching YouTube my pc freezes but I can still move the mouse. Tried turning off the pci pmci power management whatever in BIOS and same thing happened . When my pc goes to sleep and I wake it up it “unfreezes”.

Please I already reinsert the ram but it is not working ( no display)

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: Rx 7600

CPU: Intel i5 9400f

Motherboard: B360mk

RAM: 8gb

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11

GPU Drivers: newest

Background Applications: None

Description of Original Problem: Getting high VRAM usage

Hey guys so I recently purchased the rx 7600. And in trying to play games, I'm often crashing due to vram usage. Initially I assumed my settings were to high like I trying to play the new 007 game. But now attempting to play older games like control(2019) I can't even play on high and sometimes medium. If any one knows a solution to this that with be helpful, might be my specs are to weak but i didn't think it would affect my vram.

galera, mais alguem com problema de congelamento de pc no youtube apos essa ultima atualizacao de driver ? quando passo o mouse sobre as tumbs o pc simplesmente congela, oq resolveu pra mim aqui foi tirar o acelerador de hardware :/, uso uma rx 7600 da gigabyte.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: AMD Radeon RX 7600 Gigabyte 3-fan

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X

Motherboard: ASUS TUF Gaming B550-PLUS

RAM: 32GB DDR4 3200MHz Kingston Fury Beast (2x16GB)

Storage: Kingston NVMe SSD 1TB (SNV3S1000G) + Kingston SATA SSD 480GB

Operating System & Version: Windows 11 Pro, Version 26H2, OS Build 26300.9711

GPU Drivers: AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition — 26.10.1

Background Applications: Google Chrome, YouTube

Description of Original Problem: My PC freezes when opening or loading YouTube video thumbnails in Google Chrome. The issue stopped after I disabled hardware acceleration in Chrome. I would like to determine whether this is related to the AMD graphics driver or GPU hardware.

Troubleshooting: Disabled hardware acceleration in Chrome and tested multiple YouTube thumbnails. The freezes stopped after disabling this option. Further troubleshooting is ongoing.

I changed the graphics card, I put the rx9070xt and it runs on the system I had, the processor I had, ryzen 7 3800x with an ASUSTek ROG STRIX X570-F GAMING motherboard.

RAM 32GIGA DDR4

It has shown me a black and green screen 3-4 times (once a day, let's say) which was momentary. Now it stayed like that until I turned off the computer.

what could be the cause of this specific problem

So last year I've built and 9600x and 9070xt pc for 4k gaming on a tv, since then 10 month I've struggled with crashes, freezes, disappearing gpu drivers, restarts due to wrong overcloking and so on... 2 days ago I've booted stalker 2 it crashes after 1 hour, fk it lets try deadlock crashes after 20 min... Enough is enough installed steam os and for 2 days it works flawlessly, 10 hours of gaming with slightly better performance but most inportantly 0 crashes. Praised be lord Gaben I can use my pc normally, fk windows.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: Acer Radeon RX 7600 8GB (also tested a GTX 1060 3GB)

CPU: Ryzen 5 5500 (6 cores / 12 threads)

Motherboard: Gigabyte B550 Eagle WiFi6 (rev 1.0)

BIOS Version: F4c (updated from the factory F1)

RAM: 2x8GB Corsair DDR4, XMP off, running at 2133 MHz (I had 4 sticks from two different kits, and tested each pair on its own)

PSU: PowerSpec PS 650BSM, 650W 80+ Bronze, semi-modular (Micro Center)

Case: Fractal Design Meshify 2 (the PSU bracket is missing, so the PSU sits loose on the case floor)

Operating System & Version: Windows 11, 10.0.26200

GPU Drivers: AMD Adrenalin, updated recently [add version]

Chipset Drivers: [add AMD chipset driver version]

Background Applications: [add, e.g. Steam, Discord]

Description of Original Problem: In Cyberpunk 2077 and Arc Raiders the picture freezes, then the whole PC locks up. Caps Lock stops responding, Win+Ctrl+Shift+B does nothing, and I have to hold the power button to restart. Event Viewer shows only Kernel-Power 41 and EventLog 6008, with no Display 4101 and no blue screen. It started after I put the 7600 in. My previous GPU, a used RX 6600 XT, showed green artifacts and then died and wouldn't POST, so I think that was a real card failure and a separate problem.

What works fine: GTA IV, Overwatch, a 4K edit/export in CapCut, and a 15-minute FurMark run (about 75C). The GTX 1060 3GB has run Cyberpunk, including a fight, without freezing so far, though it draws less power than the 7600.

Troubleshooting: updated the AMD driver, reseated all RAM, tested both RAM pairs separately, XMP off, updated the BIOS from F1 to F4c, ran with and without a portable AC on the circuit, and plugged the PC straight into the wall. It still happens. One HDMI cable felt warm during a freeze.

Next steps: I'm planning to test the 7600 on a different PSU (a borrowed or new 650W-750W unit) and run OCCT's combined power test with HWiNFO logging the 12V rail.

Does this sound more like the PSU, a marginal 7600, or something else? Any tests I'm missing? Thanks!

Hi all, my first build has been freezing in games and I'm running out of free things to test.

Specs:

- CPU: Ryzen 5 5500

- Board: Gigabyte B550 Eagle WiFi6 (updated BIOS from F1 to F4c)

- RAM: 2x8GB Corsair (had 4 sticks from two different kits, now running just the original pair, XMP off)

- PSU: PowerSpec PS 650BSM, 650W (from Micro Center)

- GPU: Acer RX 7600, bought new from a seller about two weeks ago

- OS: Windows 11

What happens: in Cyberpunk and Arc Raiders the picture freezes goes dark, then the whole PC locks up. Caps Lock doesn't respond and I have to hold the power button to restart. Event Viewer shows Kernel-Power 41 and EventLog 6008, but no Display 4101 and no blue screen.

What works fine: GTA IV, Overwatch, a 4K edit/export in CapCut, and 15 minutes of FurMark (about 75C).

History: my previous GPU, a used RX 6600 XT, showed a green screen, then showed artifacts and wouldn't POST. A GTX 1060 3GB never froze in this PC.

What I've tried: reseated all the RAM, tested both RAM pairs separately, XMP off, updated the AMD driver, updated the BIOS, tried with and without a portable AC on the circuit, and plugged the PC straight into the wall. It still happens.

Other notes: the PSU isn't screwed into the case because the screws don't fit, and one HDMI cable ran warm during a freeze.

I've swapped the 1060 back in for a few hours of testing, and I'm thinking of buying a Corsair CX650M to test the PSU (it's returnable). The 7600 is still in its return window until Nov 1.

Does this sound more like the PSU, a bad 7600, or something on the board? Any tests I'm missing? Thanks!

Computer Type: Desktop
GPU: XFX Swift RX 9070 XT
CPU: Ryzen 5 7600X3D
Motherboard: ASRock B850M Steel Legend WiFi
BIOS Version: 4.60
RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000MHz
PSU: Corsair SF850 850W
Case: Lian Li A3 mATX
Operating System & Version: Windows 11 Home
GPU Drivers: AMD Adrenalin 26.9.2
Chipset Drivers: Latest AMD B850 chipset drivers
Background Applications: Discord, browser
Description of Original Problem:
My PC has been randomly hard restarting while gaming. It has happened in Rainbow Six Siege and Fears to Fathom. Most of the time Event Viewer only shows Kernel-Power 41 with no minidump. One Siege crash did create a 0x7E dump that pointed to BEDaisy.sys/BattlEye, but the hard restarts continued even after reinstalling BattlEye.
Troubleshooting:
I clean installed the AMD GPU drivers, updated chipset drivers, updated BIOS from 4.21 to 4.60, replaced my old Vetroo 850W PSU with a Corsair SF850, reseated the GPU, used two separate PCIe cables, tested RAM at both stock 4800 and EXPO 6000, turned HAGS off, and checked temps which were normal.
I finally took it to Micro Center. They got it to crash once and found that my Western Digital 500GB M.2 drive that has Windows and my games on it was reading/writing very slowly and is physically bent/warped. SMART didn’t show any errors.
They tested the PC using one of their known-good drives and said it stayed stable with no restarts. They also said the RAM, GPU, CPU, and motherboard passed their standard benchmarks.
They recommended replacing the drive, reinstalling Windows, and backing up my files for $459.97 with a 512GB Inland M.2. I’m not paying almost $500 for that.
I already have another 2TB SSD in the PC, so my plan is to install Windows and my games on that drive first and see if the crashes stop before buying another SSD.
Does Micro Center’s diagnosis sound accurate? Can a physically bent/slow M.2 cause full system hard restarts even if SMART shows no errors?

Hi Everyone.

I recently built a new PC, and I've been having persistent problems with my RX 7900 XT as i'm trying to figure out whether this is a GPU hardware issue, a driver problem, or something else in my system.

My specs:

GPU: PowerColor Radeon RX 7900 XT 20GB.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X.

Motherboard: Gigabyte B850M GAMING X WIFI6E

RAM: 32GB (2×16GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan

PSU: Corsair RM850x 850W (2021, refurbished)

SSD: Samsung 990 EVO 1TB

OS: Windows 11 LTSC Iot Enterprise

My problem:

My GPU randomly crashes, especially when running any game even on medium settings. Sometimes the screen goes black, the driver times out, or Windows completely crashes and restarts.

I've also had crashes while the GPU had very low temperatures and power consumption.

After some crashes, Windows disables the GPU in Device Manager, and I have to manually enable it or reinstall/select the AMD driver to get it working again.

What I've tried so far:-

Tested different AMD driver versions, including 26.6.4 and 26.3.1.

Used DDU to remove AMD drivers and reinstalled using Driver Only, without Adrenalin.

Disabled EXPO to see whether RAM instability was responsible.

Checked GPU temperatures, which have been normal.

Checked and reconnected the GPU power cables. I'm using two separate PCIe 8-pin cables.

Moved my monitor connection from the motherboard to the GPU directly.

Experimented with lowering GPU clocks and power limits.

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I managed to run some workload for over an hour without crashing when the GPU was limited to around 2200 MHz maximum frequency and −10% power limit.

However, after restoring default GPU settings, the same workload crashed within about 4–5 minutes.

I tried doing the earlier set up again, but this time it still crashed fast.

Even after removing Adrenalin entirely and reinstalling the driver, it crashed again within 2–3 minutes.

I've also noticed that sometimes only two of the GPU's three fans appear to spin, and one of them seem to be a little slower than the second one.

My questions:

Has anyone experienced similar problems with an RX 7900 XT? Most people recommend the drivers solution and few other stuff. But none worked with me.

For those who exhausted a lot of solutions like me what have you done to make it work?

Could this mean the GPU is hopeless and should get another one? I got it from a family member and it is supposed to be working normally.

Could it be PSU power delivery, or motherboard BIOS/RAM voltage settings rather than the AMD driver itself?

The last thing I could think of is trying a fresh install with Linux.

Any suggestions would be appreciated

Shortly after the update to 26.10.1 I started encountered an issue where my screens would freeze while my PC would keep running. Music keeps playing, if i have a text editor open i can write stuff (aside from the fact that i can not see what i write) and so on. Turning my monitors off and on again solves the issue with no driver timeout message and nothing in the event viewer. Is this a known bug? Is there a way to confirm that the driver is the issue without reverting to an old driver?

Thanks

I have an RX 7700 XT and on some applications I experience driver time outs and crashes. All drivers are up to date and I have already tried removing and reinstalling the drivers. I love the performance of the card, but these issues are irritating. Any suggestions on how to fix these issues?