AMD Drivers Crashing

[☁ Adeptus]

ok to start off I have a Ryzen 3 3200g with a RX 5500XT gpu. I run 1080p low without problems. as a benchmark I can run other stuff like Sekiro 1080p high without crashing whatsoever, World of Warships max, WT max, Lost Ark max, etc.

no, i don't overclock. no, i'm not undervolted I have a 650W PSU. my AMD drivers are up to date.

But for some reason I keep getting crashes with elden ring. At one occasion it even forced me to DDU and reinstall amd drivers because it crashed my GPU and it wasn't working after rebooting. My entire pc is new so I doubt anything's wrong with it.
Things I've tried so far are....
1. Reinstall AMD drivers.. numerous times.
2. Reinstall the game itself.
3. Cleared DxCache
4. Set Elden Ring to always run as administrator
5. Exclude the game from windows security antivirus.

Even weirder thing is it's not consistent.. sometimes I get to play for 4 hrs straight without crashes or just 1 hour and I crash at a really non-GPU intense area like indoors.

The crash looks like this. [imgur.com]

[Nocturnal]

Limit FPS to 30 in Adrenaline software. I have 2200g and 6500xt and it fixed it for me. runs great at high settings

[Mytrnz]

No consolidation but I get the same thing with 5700 xt. It does not cut it. 6900 xt no problems. Draw ur own conclusions. 5700 xt crash in DS 1 got a ban warning.

[nfinite.recursion]

Roll back to 22.5.1.

[dark-breed]

as infinite.recursion said roll back to the previous working driver or to the only stable driver 22.5.1, the actual driver can cause FPS higher than allowed and EAC will stop the game from running, the actual driver also seams to be not fully compatible to several AMD GPU's. for my rx6600 i get higher FPS as the EAC allows but set the FPS to min 30 max 60 solved the problem for me, a other guy had the same problem but only the use of a older working driver solved the problem for him.

[JellyPuff]

If a driver rollback does not fix it:

If it's a new PC and a pre-built one with Windows already installed, i'd suggest re-installing Windows first.

Then i'd grab any driver updates from your motherboard manufacturer's website (chipset, audio, LAN, etc.). If your motherboard's BIOS is a bit older, newer versions also come with general stability improvements and might also be required for certain chipset-driver updates. In case you do a BIOS update, remember to enable the "D.O.C.P."-memory OC profile again afterwards, which just makes your RAM run ad their advertised speeds.

If it's still not fixed, try re-seating the GPU. If you're still running into issues, then it would seem more and more like a hardware-issue (likely PSU or GPU). Even if it's a new PC, sometimes a component is just a dud. I hope i'm wrong, though.

引用自 Nocturnal：

Limit FPS to 30 in Adrenaline software. I have 2200g and 6500xt and it fixed it for me. runs great at high settings

This could indicate a potential issue with the PSU, if a software issue had been ruled out. It's just really annoying (and possibly costly) to troubleshoot, since it requires getting a new PSU and testing it.

[Nocturnal]

引用自 JellyPuff：

This could indicate a potential issue with the PSU, if a software issue had been ruled out. It's just really annoying (and possibly costly) to troubleshoot, since it requires getting a new PSU and testing it.

Well Everything else works fine for me really. And both 6500xt and 2200g arent that power hungry. Also game didnt just crash for me before i capped it to 30fps, it also had constant stutters. Well im more than happy playing at constant smooth 30fps anyway.

[BenzoSt]

I likewise suggest driver version 22.5.1.

[5chneemensch]

Had the same issue when playing FreeSpace2 with Knossos/FreeSpaceOpen. You had the option to install heavily taxing graphics options. So I did, lel.

Tl;dr uninstalling those heavily taxing options fixed everything. So you may just want to lower your graphics options.

I'm using an R9 380.

[TheBlueDon]

Thank you for the post I run AMD drivers too, but I use the AMD Ryzen master when I play it'll boost your pc

[☁ Adeptus]

引用自 csand：

5700xt and 5700x here no crashes. Can you post your Radeon settings?

I don't touch radeon settings so it should be default

[☁ Adeptus]

引用自 BenzoSt：

I likewise suggest driver version 22.5.1.

I'll try that

[☁ Adeptus]

引用自 JellyPuff：

If a driver rollback does not fix it:

If it's a new PC and a pre-built one with Windows already installed, i'd suggest re-installing Windows first.

Then i'd grab any driver updates from your motherboard manufacturer's website (chipset, audio, LAN, etc.). If your motherboard's BIOS is a bit older, newer versions also come with general stability improvements and might also be required for certain chipset-driver updates. In case you do a BIOS update, remember to enable the "D.O.C.P."-memory OC profile again afterwards, which just makes your RAM run ad their advertised speeds.

If it's still not fixed, try re-seating the GPU. If you're still running into issues, then it would seem more and more like a hardware-issue (likely PSU or GPU). Even if it's a new PC, sometimes a component is just a dud. I hope i'm wrong, though.

引用自 Nocturnal：

Limit FPS to 30 in Adrenaline software. I have 2200g and 6500xt and it fixed it for me. runs great at high settings

This could indicate a potential issue with the PSU, if a software issue had been ruled out. It's just really annoying (and possibly costly) to troubleshoot, since it requires getting a new PSU and testing it.

as per this, it is a new custom built PC so i installed windows myself with a media creation tool activated with KMSpico lol. will try rolling back to 22.5.1 drivers first before touching components which hopefully fixes it

[CazadorDeLobo]

I've encountered issues with RAM where all of the flags point to other hardware but in the end, the culprit was dodgy memory timings/settings.

What is your RAM spec? Is XMP enabled in the BIOS? What's the motherboard?

[☁ Adeptus]

引用自 CazadorDeLobo：

I've encountered issues with RAM where all of the flags point to other hardware but in the end, the culprit was dodgy memory timings/settings.

What is your RAM spec? Is XMP enabled in the BIOS? What's the motherboard?

I use a A320M-K Asus motherboard with 8x2 Team Elite Plus 3200Mhz DDR4 ram. I don't think I know what XMP is lol

[CazadorDeLobo]

引用自 ☁ Arcanatic：

引用自 CazadorDeLobo：

I've encountered issues with RAM where all of the flags point to other hardware but in the end, the culprit was dodgy memory timings/settings.

What is your RAM spec? Is XMP enabled in the BIOS? What's the motherboard?

I use a A320M-K Asus motherboard with 8x2 Team Elite Plus 3200Mhz DDR4 ram. I don't think I know what XMP is lol

XMP is how to run your RAM at the advertised spec. By default, your memory will boot to JEDEC spec - in simple terms, "industry verified stable" spec - usually at a speed of 2133mhz. So if XMP isn't on right now, your RAM is running at 2/3 it's data rate.

Hmm. The bug reporting tool is being triggered because the APU - the integrated graphics processor of your CPU - is noticing issues. I don't think it's because of the dedicated GPU. I think your 4c/4t CPU is just barely managing to run the game and the crashes are inevitable, as this is under-spec. Min spec for the game is 4-cores, 8-threads. If you had gotten a R3 3300x instead of the 3200g you'd be in better shape my man.