ITX System
R9 5800x
64GB RAM
7900 XTX
2TB aorus gen 4 nvme
4 TB samsung QVO SSD
x570 aorus prowifi itx mobo
Cooler Master v850 SFX
I am experiencing frequent random game crashes since I swapped my vega64 for a 6900 xt. Recently I swapped my 6900 xt for a 7900 xtx. The issue got worse now. Cyberpunk is an instant crash now. The witcher 3 always after a few minutes of play. Most other games after hours or several minutes.
When some games crash I receive a message on screen generated by the adrenalin driver to sent a report of what went wrong. In Cyberpunk I receive the message "something went wrong choomba". But no matter what message I receive, when I go back into the adrenalin driver the bell icon warns me something went wrong recently and several options were restored (like auto undervolting) to normal.
What did I do to mitigate the issue:
Got rid of the daisy chain 8 pin PSU connector and replaced it with two 8 pin psu cable connectors.
Reset the drivers to factory settings.
Did a clean install of the driver after using the AMD clean up utility. Reinstalled with a minimal driver installation.
Swapped out the corsair SF750 with a v850 PSU.
I don't really know what is causing the crashes. As I initially had only a 750w PSU while 850w was advised, I decided to take care of that first. But that didn't make a difference. With the 6900 xt the crashes were infrequent enough to be bearable, but now it is just too much.
Is something wrong with the system I posted above? Are there still things I can do to mitigate the issue? Or just wait for new drivers to arrive? If you need extra information, just ask.
kr
Bart
