Radeon RX 7600

[draconia]

I've been thru heck with the card with graphics card crashes. Here's the solution that I've stumble upon (Resolution 1920x1080):
!) Go to the control Panel and uninstall AMD software (Adenaline messes up the entire works ... this will also remove the driver. Reboot computer.
2) Start the game
3) Go into Settings -- Display - and click the reset to default. Click or hit the E key. This will set all to Medium except motion blur (low). You want to play with the default settings that the game detected for the card.
4) exit settings
5) play the game
I've been playing now for 3 hours, very smoothly, without one crash. Good luck.

I've been getting a bit over 73 FPS on these settings. My system set up is:
ASUS TUF GAMING Z690-PLUS WIFI D4 Motherboard
Intel Core i9 12900K (Base:3.20GHz, Alder Lake)
32 GB G.Skill F4-3600C16D-32GTZRC RAM
Seagate 1TB SSD, FireCuda 530, M.2 2280 NVMe

[Frostbeast]

I had to limit my fps to 60 and it runs now without problems.

[Manectricz]

hmm my rx6650xt works fine without crashing

[RX7800C]

Had the same issue with this card

[RX7800C]

Originally posted by cassieldn:

Had the same issue with this card

It’s been so annoying recently (I have the
Rx 7600)

[Kherny]

6700xt smooth as butter capped at 75fps. Using chill 45-75.

[SkullzMeister]

Hello there

I know it has been a while since you posted this but I have managed to sort out the Driver Timeout Crashing error.

AMD Adrenalin is the issue. It seems that the tuning settings for the GPU clock are way too high for the RX7600. The default max set by Adrenalin is 2900 MHz, but the max rating for the GPU is 2655 MHz.

I set mine to 2650, but noticed it still crashes because the GPU spikes to over 2670. I have set it to 2600 MHz and have been able to play without issues.

I had issues playing Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, where it crashed after 3 minutes every time, but after limiting the GPU clock I have been able to play for hours at a time on Ultra graphics settings. The only stumble is when I move the camera too soon when it loads in, so I give it 5 seconds and continue without issue.

I hope this helps everyone that is having these issues with AMD GPUs.

[supergoyo77]

Well, me with my pc:

AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Eight-Core Processor 4.00 GHz.
32.0 GB Ram Corsair.
Sapphire RX 6700 XT 12GB.

The game runs smooth as butter with all the graphics in ultra + HDR at 60 FPS stable and without any glitches.
The problem must be because the GPU is very new and the drivers will not be well polished.

[SkullzMeister]

Originally posted by supergoyo77:

Well, me with my pc:

AMD Ryzen 7 2700X Eight-Core Processor 4.00 GHz.
32.0 GB Ram Corsair.
Sapphire RX 6700 XT 12GB.

The game runs smooth as butter with all the graphics in ultra + HDR at 60 FPS stable and without any glitches.
The problem must be because the GPU is very new and the drivers will not be well polished.

Yeah, you're probably right. This is just the workaround i have for it at the moment before AMD eventually get to it.

[GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™]

Played this game on multiple different PCs with no issues what so ever. This game suffers from a terrible amount of mediocrity and safety, not technical issues.

In my experience, PC gaming technical issues are always originated from the PC itself. It's almost never the software or game. I can tell this is true because many are playing with no technical issues. If there were technical issues then everyone would get them.

Usually the PC in question has bad uefi settings or bad overclock that is unsafe for gaming. Many don't participate in basic PC upkeep like updating the bios and running a clean operating system. This means no bloatware or shovelware like antivirus or trainers or game boosters, driver boosters whatever they have now, it's all garbage and doesn't belong on anyone's PC, let alone a gaming device.

[supergoyo77]

Originally posted by WOKEISM (banned 14 times):

Played this game on multiple different PCs with no issues what so ever. This game suffers from a terrible amount of mediocrity and safety, not technical issues.

In my experience, PC gaming technical issues are always originated from the PC itself. It's almost never the software or game. I can tell this is true because many are playing with no technical issues. If there were technical issues then everyone would get them.

Usually the PC in question has bad uefi settings or bad overclock that is unsafe for gaming. Many don't participate in basic PC upkeep like updating the bios and running a clean operating system. This means no bloatware or shovelware like antivirus or trainers or game boosters, driver boosters whatever they have now, it's all garbage and doesn't belong on anyone's PC, let alone a gaming device.

That's your opinion, I think nothing of mediocrity.
For the price that the game has now, which is quite cheap, you can lose yourself in its universe for 800 hours and that is without counting any DLC for now, with all the DLCs that they plan to release you can lose 1500 hours in the game.
Very few games in the industry can say the same and if you don't like it don't buy it and don't play it.
But nothing of mediocrity.

[major tom]

Originally posted by draconia:

I've been thru heck with the card with graphics card crashes. Here's the solution that I've stumble upon (Resolution 1920x1080):
!) Go to the control Panel and uninstall AMD software (Adenaline messes up the entire works ... this will also remove the driver. Reboot computer.
2) Start the game
3) Go into Settings -- Display - and click the reset to default. Click or hit the E key. This will set all to Medium except motion blur (low). You want to play with the default settings that the game detected for the card.
4) exit settings
5) play the game
I've been playing now for 3 hours, very smoothly, without one crash. Good luck.

I've been getting a bit over 73 FPS on these settings. My system set up is:
ASUS TUF GAMING Z690-PLUS WIFI D4 Motherboard
Intel Core i9 12900K (Base:3.20GHz, Alder Lake)
32 GB G.Skill F4-3600C16D-32GTZRC RAM
Seagate 1TB SSD, FireCuda 530, M.2 2280 NVMe

a misplaced hardware topic about about a misconfigured amd graphics card in the starfield forum. another creative way to handle this game and this forum...

[candyundfelix]

Guys everyone who had this driver crash, i think i found something.
Since i had an really fresh new system i hadnt reconfigured everything yet. Had no problems with starfield everything on ultra till i remembered i havent turn on my xmp for ram. Guess what started now, 5mins and crash.
So testwise i just turned off the xmp profile and not a single crash anymore in over 20hours. I dont know why but it seems to have something to do with xmp and the amd driver

[AoD_lexandro]

Originally posted by candyundfelix:

Guys everyone who had this driver crash, i think i found something.
Since i had an really fresh new system i hadnt reconfigured everything yet. Had no problems with starfield everything on ultra till i remembered i havent turn on my xmp for ram. Guess what started now, 5mins and crash.
So testwise i just turned off the xmp profile and not a single crash anymore in over 20hours. I dont know why but it seems to have something to do with xmp and the amd driver

Update your motherboards BIOS. XMP profiles that causes CTD's means your most likely using an out of date bios that does not have the AMD compatibility updates.

I am using an AMD 7600 & XMP profile and have zero crashes.

[candyundfelix]

Originally posted by AoD_lexandro:

Originally posted by candyundfelix:

Guys everyone who had this driver crash, i think i found something.
Since i had an really fresh new system i hadnt reconfigured everything yet. Had no problems with starfield everything on ultra till i remembered i havent turn on my xmp for ram. Guess what started now, 5mins and crash.
So testwise i just turned off the xmp profile and not a single crash anymore in over 20hours. I dont know why but it seems to have something to do with xmp and the amd driver

Update your motherboards BIOS. XMP profiles that causes CTD's means your most likely using an out of date bios that does not have the AMD compatibility updates.

I am using an AMD 7600 & XMP profile and have zero crashes.

normally me too, except for starfield.
Btw bios and gpu are uptodate, if i want it more i have to build a time mashine.
7800xt normally xmp on, 0 problems. i Start starfield 3-4 mins ctd and adrenalien software "driver has crashed"
i still wonder wtf has xmp to do with my gpu, in normal if anything is wrong the whole pc would shutdown or hang

[fps_nug]

Originally posted by GOD RAYS ON ULTRA™:

Played this game on multiple different PCs with no issues what so ever. This game suffers from a terrible amount of mediocrity and safety, not technical issues.

In my experience, PC gaming technical issues are always originated from the PC itself. It's almost never the software or game. I can tell this is true because many are playing with no technical issues. If there were technical issues then everyone would get them.

Usually the PC in question has bad uefi settings or bad overclock that is unsafe for gaming. Many don't participate in basic PC upkeep like updating the bios and running a clean operating system. This means no bloatware or shovelware like antivirus or trainers or game boosters, driver boosters whatever they have now, it's all garbage and doesn't belong on anyone's PC, let alone a gaming device.

This is the most wild take ever lmfao happy this guy's banned. It's NEVER SOFTWARE!