anyone getting blue screen on win 10 with amd GPU drivers

[EMO GANGSTER]

is it it's been having issues with the AMD drivers for the gpu(RX 7600) because i keep having weird amd software crashes and also random blue screens that are not very common but they still happen

[_I_]

update bios, and get the mobo drivers from the mfg or oem site

[smokerob79]

AMD has had a massive amount of updates in the last 6 months......you need to make sure the whole PC is up to date starting with the BIOS and then going down the list of all motherboard drivers as everything from chipsets to LAN and WIFI cards had updates......

i have seen old AM4 3 series motherboards with BIOS updates in the last 6 months.....and intel back to the 8 series also saw them......to sum it up everything that supports windows 11 got updated

[Mabi]

Microsoft sabotage?

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Try a DDU wipe in Safe Mode.

Disable Windows Updates ability yo update drivers.

Reboot and clean install driver from around Jan before the 9070 ready driver came put.

If still have BSOD issues try the TDR Manipulator app from the same official site DDU is on. And run the TDR app and up all those timings, apply and restart Windows. Then test with some benchmarks

[EMO GANGSTER]

thanks for info I'll try these fixes when find time ty

[andreasaspenberg575]

it is likely not your gpu. it is likely your sound card. most pcs these days comes with 2 sound cards. one is an onboard realtek which is highly unstable and crashes a lot and the other is on the gpu. you could try to connect your speakers to your monitor and run sound through your amd gpu.

[Blaagh]

boy whenever I feel down I come to this forum and read the BS people make up and I laugh my head off. especially andreas is a source of joy

[smokerob79]

Originally posted by andreasaspenberg575:

it is likely not your gpu. it is likely your sound card. most pcs these days comes with 2 sound cards. one is an onboard realtek which is highly unstable and crashes a lot and the other is on the gpu. you could try to connect your speakers to your monitor and run sound through your amd gpu.

and what makes you think this??? realtek has the most stable drivers in the industry....

[Princess Luna]

Originally posted by Mabi:

Microsoft sabotage?

Not like people will switch to Linux

[Princess Luna]

Try BlueScreenView

[EMO GANGSTER]

Originally posted by Princess Luna:

Try BlueScreenView

my PC is set to stop at bluescreen it points to GPU driver bios is newest so ill clean drivers when have time

[Alice Liddell]

Originally posted by smokerob79:

Originally posted by andreasaspenberg575:

it is likely not your gpu. it is likely your sound card. most pcs these days comes with 2 sound cards. one is an onboard realtek which is highly unstable and crashes a lot and the other is on the gpu. you could try to connect your speakers to your monitor and run sound through your amd gpu.

and what makes you think this??? realtek has the most stable drivers in the industry....

I beg to differ, Realtek driver failures and conflicts is what forced me to start using my music production gear and external soundcards, literally abandoning Realtek as a whole.