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for what it's worth - there are contingencies for catching / preventing gfx core tunings from taking the system down when applied, but nothing can prevent failure if mclk / voltage is set to a value that the system doesn't like.
I don't use automatic tuning, I'm 100% certain the values were set to the exact values they were before the driver update (-40 voltage, 2660 VRAM, -15 power), and it also black screened when I tried it again on a clean install that I restored from a Macrium reflect image.for what it's worth - there are contingencies for catching / preventing gfx core tunings from taking the system down when applied, but nothing can prevent failure if mclk / voltage is set to a value that the system doesn't like.
It's kind of strange: we've had these auto tuning buttons in adrenalin for some time. The Overclock VRAM button can cause an unavoidable system reset if the board doesn't like it
as i've said before, overclocks / custom tunings are not a guarantee between different driver versions.
Since applying the undervolt one setting at a time I've had no crashes with it, so there's no indication that anything changed with the undervolt stability in the new driver update, and as I mentioned before it's a conservative undervolt for my particular card as I can push it a lot further without any crashes in games. It appears to be a bug in the Adrenalin software when applying an undervolt for the first time after a driver update.
huh, that's weird. So you're able to sequentially set all three parameters and operate the system, but not all at once immediately after a package install?
Literally the smallest value I could input
and yes, silicon lottery is the whole point here but also the fact that it's never static, there are safety buffers most of the time in for a reason (this is what people use to undervolt or over clock) - to let it degrade over time and still work fine with stock settings. In my case they aren't large enough to bother at all, though.just download the latest for AMD website.
Do a DDU and try 26.1.1 as thats what im using on my 6700xt, as i heard crashing issues with unreal 5 games on latest ones tho i think 26.3.1 might be ok tho. Not sure what the very latest is like tho but it doesnt say it stops unreal 5 games crashing.
