PC Drivers & Software

[Adi1313]

Hi Everyone!

I think i just have found a solution to many of us having problems while in game. Random black screens while gaming, and of course after pressing restart, Adrenalin settings went back to default. First i was blaming CS2 sadly, and then my new RX 7700XT (coming from an older stable green team card) but then every other single player game of mine started showing this problem, sometimes it took couple of minutes, sometimes it needed way way longer to show up. 

I tried everything believe me. Everything is up to date, everything is overclocked except for my RX 7700XT.

The credit really goes to "Ancient Gameplays" YouTube channel. He basically troubleshoots all the possible problems, but i was looking for the one i haven't tried by myself already and it was MSI Afterburners one tick setting. It is called "Disable ULPS" (ultra low power state)

Checked this box in and boom! Since than couple of days went by and enough gameplay hours that i can safely say this was the solution.

(His video is called : 20 TIPS to FIX "AMD GPU's Problems" Easy 2024 Tutorial Guide)

Go check it out

Take care gamer mates!

cheers

Adam

 

[SimonJustSaid]

Driver has been timing out in WoW again recently, rolled back to 24.6.1 again but the timeouts still occured, going to try this to see if it fixes the problem, will report later with the results.

thanks for the tip

[SimonJustSaid]

After playing a whole day after the change in Afterburner and having no crashes/time outs i think i'm gonna report this has fixed it for me - yesterday the driver timed out maybe 3 or 4 times before changing the setting.

many thanks for bringing attention to this

[SimonJustSaid]

nevermind that, driver timed out just now again, AMD will always be AMD

[Adi1313]

Hi Guys!

Big edit here!

Couple of days went by pretty good, but then guess what : black screen again in CS2 and Hogwarts Legacy.

As i mentioned before, all my parts are overclocked except for my graphics card, so i just had to give it a try and down clock my rams.

Factory is 2666 MHz, i was using it on 2994 MHz and on Monday i went down to 2866Mhz (i knock it down 3 times on wood) so now its the third day of gaming without any problems.

I just came from CS2 Deathmatch so lots of action there, that's where the problems came most of the time.

Now its all good, i really hope it stays this way!

I let you guys know if anything changes in anything or the **bleep** comes back!

Peace

[Snuggis]

I've tried limiting my 7900 XTX to 2000MHz and I will still get random timeouts in World of Warcraft, with probably every other "fix" in the universe done as well lol!

Good luck!