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Hi guys I keep getting amd driver time out on games Fortnite and Starfield and I have upto date drivers even did ddu still happens any help
Amd driver timeouts
- Thread starter Abbeyuk
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Yes I have done and redone it 7800x3d 7900xtx 32g corsair 6000hz ram even stopped windows updating drivers have ASU’s rog x670e-a mb not sure what else to do
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I have this issue as well with driver time out using the latest update on my 7900xtx. hopefully there will be a software update to resolve the issue. I know I had the same issue with red dead 2 and software update a few weeks later fixed it.
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Are they WATTMAN errors? My AMD has them constantly with newer games, even after updating the drivers. I know i'm pushing Starfield on my 590x even on low settings, but this has been going on years. Never been able to identify the reason or stop it happening
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Try installing with the driver only option for the latest adrenalin drivers.
Try disabling hardware acceleration in the browser, do you have multiple monitors while gaming, if so try switching the others off or lowering their hz to 60.
Some people have even ran ram memory tests to check the stutters are not that. Try running dpi latency tool and see if anything else in the system is causing high latency.
Some people have tried slightly under voting their gpus to try and increase stability as a kind of last resort option and found this helps. Or bringing down the core clock a tad with same voltage.
Trying out older drivers from last year is another option,
Psu wattage,
Try disabling g sync, that doesn't sound ideal but could've worth a try,
Try disabling hardware acceleration in the browser, do you have multiple monitors while gaming, if so try switching the others off or lowering their hz to 60.
Some people have even ran ram memory tests to check the stutters are not that. Try running dpi latency tool and see if anything else in the system is causing high latency.
Some people have tried slightly under voting their gpus to try and increase stability as a kind of last resort option and found this helps. Or bringing down the core clock a tad with same voltage.
Trying out older drivers from last year is another option,
Psu wattage,
Try disabling g sync, that doesn't sound ideal but could've worth a try,
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