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I had a fc member who had amd card I don't remember the specs exactly and I am no longer in the fc so can't reconfirm it but they did say they had problems with crashing after installing the new drivers of amd .it was 2 months ago iirc .
Yep, figured if this was happening to FFXIV chances were it would also be happening with other games. People say to not expect Nvdia quality control levels from AMD because Nvidia is a way bigger company and I understand that but being unable to play a game (as I literally was with FFXIV before changing my graphic cards) just sucks big, big time. Hard to justify buying a graphic cards that wont you know... play games.
Navi drivers are a whole lot different compared to Polaris, even Vega56/64 had some driver issues.
The only problematic generation I see is RDNA 1 and those unfortunately got a broken display engine at the silicon level and by nature, are far more sensitive to RAM speeds or the quality of your power supply