Since it is possible I have only been using the Radeon driver for my RX5700XT and the MSI Afterburner to set the core clock and core voltage. The standard settings of my graphics card are too high (KT 2100; KV 1184), probably for reasons of competition, only Doom Eternal can handle them. I play Cyberpunk 2077 and Gears 5 with core clock 1350 and core voltage 1100, everything else leads to a crash at some point. With the FurMark benchmark, you can view the manufacturer's information on your graphics card under GPU-Z button lookup and create graphics profiles accordingly and test them with FurMark. I always use the latest Radeon, chipset drivers and Windows Update. When installing the graphics driver in safe mode without network card and the device installation on no with AMDcleanup or DDD completely delete and install after restart without network. This procedure prevents the installation of a Microsoft driver, which can then lead to problems.
