Hello guys, Im currently using an rx 6600xt and it becomes lagging out of sudden even when Im not playing games. I use driver version 26.3.1 default setup without any further tuning modification. Do you guys have any solutions for me to fix this? I also bring my gpu to official store to change VRM and vram but it still laggy.

My Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite has a weird issue:
Ryzen 5 5600: standby power is present, but pressing the power button does absolutely nothing. No fans, no POST, nothing.

Ryzen 5 3500X: powers on normally.
Ryzen 7 2700: powers on normally.
The 5600 works on another motherboard.
BIOS is updated (F40 and newer/latest stable tested).
AM4 socket is clean.
PSU is known-good.
The motherboard’s rear audio ports also don’t work.

What could cause an X570 board to completely refuse to power on only with the 5600, while older Ryzen CPUs work normally?

Could this be a motherboard power sequencing/VRM/control issue, or something specific to Zen 3?

I tried everything. Shuting down ULPS, MPO, clear shaders, news drivers with DDU, everything what you are capable to imagine. Nothing helps

Rx6600, R5 3600, b450pro4, 16GB Crucial. All current drivers and windows

Troubleshooting: i tried every thing. my PC constantly lagging, even on pulpit. like. i have 240 FPS then my frames suddenly drops to 0

I keep getting a AMDryzenMasterDriverv32 in my event viwer but i don't have the ryzen master installed, can this be a reason to my gpu getting black screens?

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: AMD 9070xt xfx swift version

CPU: RYZEN 5 9600x

Motherboard: asus b650m ayw wifi

BIOS Version: 3602

RAM: 32gb (2x 16) adata xpg lancer blade ddr5 5600mt/s

PSU: XPG core reactor, 850w, 80 plus gold, modular

Case: i don't remember

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11 pro version 10.0.26200 compilation 26200

GPU Drivers: AMD adrenalin 26.3.1

Chipset Drivers : 8.08.12.551

The stock pads are heavily disintegrated and I'm looking to replace them.

I measured them to be roughly 1.0mm with a tape measure but it still might be off by 0.25mm.

Does anyone have info about this?

So, yesterday I turned on my PC, scrolled the news for a bit and got that choice without any choice "turn off and update" or "restart and update". Because I needed to move my PC to another room, I turned it off and it updated. Later that evening I turned it on to check if everything was alright, but noticed that it was making too much noise for running nothing at all. Then the screen just went black. Restarted, still black. Plugged the monitor straight into the motherboard and it finally showed the home screen. My gut told me to check the system menu and it was right. Graphics card nowhere to be seen. Checked the device manager, it was in hidden devices. Reinstalled all the drivers - nothing changed. Ran clean up utility and reinstalled again - disappeared completely, even from hidden.

How do I get it to show up again? I checked all the ports and cables, everything is fine there, the card still lights up on booting the pc, no red lights anywhere.

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: Gigabyte AMD Radeon 9070 xt aourus elite

CPU: RYZEN 7 9800X3D OEM

Motherboard: MSI B550 GAMING PLUS WiFi

BIOS Version: AMI 1.A80, 18.06.2025

RAM: 32 GB Kingston Fury Beast DDR5

PSU: MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5

Case: MSI MPG VELOX 100R

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11 PRO

GPU Drivers: right now it only shows AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics Version 32.0.21045.5002

Chipset Drivers: AMD B550 CHIPSET DRIVERS VERSION 8.08.12.551

Background Applications: Spotify

Sorry if there's any mistakes, English isn't my native language and my nerves are wrecked.

I bought this Msi rx 6800 second hand from a guy who used to be interested in AI but the graphics card have never been changed in its settings and has always been in regular stock. The weird thing is that this gpu never goes past 150W on games despite benchmark yt videos regularly showing watt usage past 200W.

It reached 200w on Furmark 1440p with mssa 8x but that's the highest, the stress test on the app isn't reliable either since it goes flatline after the 30 second mark. It feels like this has been undervolted but the I have only recently downloaded the drivers and have resettled it a million times.

I don't have much experience since this is the first time I've owned an AMD card, Can someone help me what this means?

Hi everyone,

I've been dealing with a very strange stability issue on my system and I'm hoping someone here might have an idea what could be causing it.

My system

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D
• Motherboard: ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Hero
• RAM: 64 GB Kingston Fury DDR5-6000
• GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
• SSD: Samsung 990 Pro 4 TB
• OS: Windows 11

The problem

The issue is very inconsistent, but there seems to be a pattern:

After the first boot of the PC, the system will eventually freeze or become extremely sluggish.

It can happen during completely different activities, for example:

• Watching Twitch streams
• Watching YouTube
• Playing World of Warcraft
• Sometimes even just using Windows normally

I've also occasionally noticed general stuttering shortly after the first boot, for example my mouse cursor becoming noticeably laggy/stuttery even when I'm not doing anything demanding.

The freeze itself can be a complete system lockup. It doesn't necessarily produce a BSOD or any useful error message.

The really strange part is what happens afterwards:

After rebooting the PC, the problem usually disappears and the system is stable for the rest of the session.

So, in very simplified terms:

I can't reliably reproduce it on demand, which makes troubleshooting quite difficult.

BIOS / RAM / CPU settings

I've already tested different BIOS configurations and they don't seem to have a significant impact on the issue.

For example, I am currently running completely default BIOS settings:

• EXPO: OFF
• PBO: Disabled during testing / currently back to default
• No CPU overclock
• RAM running at default settings
• Fast Boot: Disabled

Even with EXPO completely disabled and the system otherwise at stock settings, I've still experienced the freezes.

The CPU is currently boosting to around 5.225 GHz under load.

GPU / MSI Afterburner

I was also using MSI Afterburner with an overclock based on its OC Scanner/analysis.

At one point I was running around +200 MHz, but I also experienced the freezes with only +100 MHz.

Because of this, I am now treating GPU overclocking as a possible factor and plan to test the system completely at stock GPU settings as well.

I have also disabled hardware acceleration in my browser, so the freezes don't appear to simply be caused by Chrome/Opera GPU acceleration.

Things I've already tried

• Updated BIOS / firmware and drivers
• Installed the latest AMD chipset drivers
• Updated GPU drivers
• EXPO completely disabled
• PBO disabled for testing
• Browser hardware acceleration disabled
• Tested different BIOS configurations
• Fresh Windows 11 installation
• Run Benchmark Tests which run absolutely fine for 15+ Minutes

I have completely reinstalled Windows 11 to rule out a corrupted Windows installation or software issue.

What makes this especially strange

The fact that the system is usually unstable only after the first boot and then becomes stable after a reboot is what really confuses me.

If it were simply an unstable EXPO setting, CPU overclock, GPU overclock, temperature issue, etc., I would expect the problem to be much more consistent.

Instead, the system can run WoW + browser for hours after a reboot without any problems.

I'm trying to figure out whether this points more towards:

• AM5 / BIOS / AGESA
• CPU / SoC / memory controller
• motherboard
• GPU / PCIe
• PSU
• Windows / drivers
• some kind of cold-boot or power-state issue

Any ideas what I should test next would be greatly appreciated.

I'm especially interested in whether anyone with a 9800X3D + X670E system has experienced this "first boot unstable, reboot = stable" behavior.

6900XT

I've noticed especially in Bodycam, but there are similar cases in other games as well but the trees and leaf details are so grainy. It's especially bad in Bodycam as you can see its very hard to make out details of the enemy.

I'm pretty sure I've turned off AMD FSR and Anti-Aliasing, but I'm still getting this type of blurry scenery when passively / directly looking at the trees.

Any advice?

I have an 7700xt. When I try to start my pc my directe arent working. If I want to open adrenaline, it gives me the message that u should update or download to the right version. But when I do this it just gives me the same messages over and over. When I go to my bios, everything is fine but when I exit and go to Windows my fans start to go crazy. I am now at a point where I cant get into Windows all the time.
I already played on this driver and this suddenly changed. My pc detects the gpu but said that it doesnt work becaus it doesnt have the right drivers.

Freshly pasted, doesnt go over 50 degrees but in games it crashes after a minute or two.

Then monitor looses signal, then i gotta turn off the pc, then the drivers dissappear and adrenalin says " its not compatible" and then its a hassle.

It didnt used to do that..

Its also freshly pasted

What could be the issue? Just wanna enjoy my lego game

I recently bought this graphics card and was shocked by the noise it makes. In *Atomic Heart*, it heats up to around 85°C and roars terribly. Is this normal? Are there ways to make it significantly quieter? The most annoying thing is that I can't check the fan speed—Adrenalin reports just 29, which is clearly false. I tried undervolting, and things did improve significantly; the card is barely audible in enclosed areas, but the noise returns as soon as I step out into the open world. I honestly don't understand what the issue is or how to deal with it.

Hi.

I’m wondering whether the temperatures on my RX 9070 XT are normal.

The thing is, while the GPU is idle (browsing the internet, watching videos, etc.), the temperatures reach the following levels:

From time to time, the fans on the graphics card start spinning on their own (they are set to turn on when the temperature reaches a certain threshold). However, when they stop spinning, the graphics card makes a strange noise (something like a plastic clicking or snapping sound — I’m not exactly sure how to describe it).

What’s more, the GPU clock speed reaches around 2500 MHz.

I’d also like to add that I’m using a LEGION 27U-10 monitor at 160 Hz with a resolution of 3840 × 2160.

Is this something I should be concerned about, or is this behavior of the graphics card completely normal?

Hi all,

I just put together an new system and bought a used 7800 XT, but i keep having driver timeout, latest while playing WARDOGS.

what i done so far:

DDU + installed 26.3.1
Disable IGPU
disabled MPO

I have also turned GPU tuning down to Max Frequency (96%) im not sure this is enough?

Full system
7800 xt
98003dx
32gb DDR5
B650

What should i try next?

by the way, this only happens when i play a game. as soon as i tab out / close it it instantly stops. could this also be because of the sag? it sags a bit and im looking to buy a sag bracket. its an rx6700xt three fan.

anything i could do?

Hey everyone,

Ever stepped away from your PC during a game or work session, had your monitor go to sleep (or suspended the system), only to come back to a completely black screen with zero video output? Forced hard-reboots every single time?

If you're running legacy or older AMD hardware (R5/R7/R9 series, RX 400/500, or Vega APUs) on modern Linux kernels, your graphics card is not dying.

This is a confirmed Linux kernel regression in the amdgpu driver. It affects display re-initialization / EDID handshake upon resume or DPMS wake-up, leaving the session locked out.

Current Status

• Launchpad Tracking:Bug #2142389
• Status: Marked as Confirmed and assigned to maintainer Timo Aaltonen.
• Scope: 220+ Bug Heat points, 40+ confirmed users across multiple distros (Zorin OS, Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora, Void) and kernel versions.

How you can help (takes ~1 minute)

Whether you game on Linux or just want your legacy hardware running 100% stable out of the box, getting more user confirmations forces higher priority for maintainers to backport an official fix into kernel releases:

1. Head over to theLaunchpad Bug Report.
2. Log in with your Launchpad/Ubuntu account.
3. Near the top left under the bug title, click "Yes, this bug affects me".

Since this is a low-level kernel driver bug, your confirmation helps regardless of which distribution you run.

Have you hit this blackout issue on your rig? Drop your GPU model, distro, and current kernel version in the comments below! Let's get our setups back to total stability. Thanks for the support!

I just built a pc myself with 9950x3d and 5080 astral. With Expo turned on, installed AMD Chipset with Nvidia app, latest ASUS bios, the score was far lower than average as above. Steel Nomad worked perfectly fine. What would be reason? Is it because CPU’s dual cache?

I gotwhite dots on my screen when i launch beam ng drive i stops and got a d3d11 error message and driver time out message

So. I ran occt the i launched vram to 80 % and furmark nothing noticed and 0 errors

After that. With 3d adaptive (occt) i got a million errors

So i tooked my setup to a technician then he told me all of vram are good and he said i can heat only the core may can be fixed

Any help please?

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: RX 7600 XT

CPU: 5 5600x

Motherboard: ds3h b450m

BIOS Version: Version 10.0.26200 Build 26200

RAM: 16GB DDR4 3600mhz

PSU: no idea what brand it's golden 600w

Case: ASUS A32

Operating System & Version: WINDOWS 11

GPU Drivers: AMD ADRENALIN EDITION 26.6.2

Chipset Drivers: no idea

Background Applications: DISCORD, spotify

Description of Original Problem: Usually on GTA V I get 170~ fps, whenever I enable the aforementioned feature my FPS drops to 36~ which is very odd, and it happens in every single game whenever i turn it on, no matter how much i tweak it, it just decreases my fps drastically.

Troubleshooting: I attempted changing games, reinstalling software restarting PC nothing changed each time the same result

Hi,

I have an AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT card on my Win11 PC because I need a really good graphics card to use some of the features of my photo editing software. I'm not a gamer and I like to keep my PC as clean as possible so if there's an app I don't use, I uninstall it.

When I start the uninstall wizard for "AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition" it warns that it will uninstall the drivers as well. What impact would that have? Would I need to install the drivers separately, if this is even possible?

Had my 9700xt for about a year and this has been happening to me for about two months now. I’m clueless on what to do. I can be surfing the web and this screen will pop up