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I see. The extended display PNPs (somewhere like 5mins long) really do need to be investigated. that's terrible UX. Could be related to what you saw in some way.
I think a fix has been identified in the shader compiler but i need to work to getting that prioritised and aligned to a release. It's presently being pushed out due to its risk levelhey @AMD_Vik Any chance the Second Life flickering got fixed in this latest driver? I'm holding off until I hear some good news, cheers
Cheers buddy appreciate the quick response!
no prob. presently fighting with release management to get this aligned sooner rather than later. no promises on the sooner
So I haven't been able to test myself yet due to work etc, however looking on Reddit, it seems as though it could be when using igpu, something I can't live without sadly.
that's understandable. it's a valuable datapoint. please let me know if you get the chance to confirm
I can confirm that disabling iGPU allows the game to run fine, as soon as I reenable it the problem returns. If you could feed this back to your team I would be most grateful as there must be a fair few of us
Can you tell me which CPU this is with?
9800x3d on Asrock nova x870 with 9070xt nitro
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Radeon drivers used to have a bad rep years ago but they have been pretty good for years now still get the odd problem from time to time but over all they are really stable, But you still get people spouting the AMD drivers suck NVIDIA are so much better but that's mostly from people that have never owned an AMD GPU lol
I've had a BSOD just from updating Adrenalin drivers last year which I've never had in many years of owning Nvidia cards. A few days ago I kept getting a black screen after re-applying a conservative undervolt in Adrenalin after updating the drivers and I had to do a force shutdown, the only way I found of re-applying my undervolt was to change the settings and apply them one at a time. I was unable to play FH6 for the first couple of weeks due to major stuttering issues on AMD GPUs, part of the reason I got the £110 Premium version was the 5 day early access. The last one wasn't technically an AMD driver fault, but it shows that you're going to get more issues with AMD because developers will prioritise testing the most popular GPUs which are Nvidia. I'll definitely be moving back to Nvidia when the next gen cards are released due to drivers.
I think you may have other issues. Personally, I don't recall ever seeing a BSOD updating AMD drivers. That's thinking back to ye olden Vega64 days, to 6700XT, to my current 6900XT. On Windows 10 and now Windows 11. If the undervolt is giving you a black screen then that would point to the undervolt not being stable. That's not an AMD driver issue - that could just be down to poor silicone. You are not going to get "more" issues with AMD vs Nvidia. All I can safely say is, go have a read of the Nvidia drivers thread, do some reading on XDA, and those sorts of sites, and make up your own mind whether you think Nvidia drivers seem stable.
