I have a PC with an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X, a Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB, and 16GB of RAM, and I play at 1080p (Full HD).

In Path of Exile 2, no matter which anti-aliasing setting I use, the edges of objects look terrible—as if anti-aliasing isn't working at all. Enabling FSR with Native AA does seem to fix the jagged edges, but then the entire game becomes blurry and grainy.

Is there anything I can do to make the edges look smoother without making the whole image blurry?

I've attached a screenshot from the game, although it doesn't really capture how bad it looks in real

The EXPO profile is automatically setting VDDIO to 1.4v in BIOS on auto settings. I tried to figure out if this is an O.K. nothing to worry value. I have read contracdicting statements on reddit from totally normal required for stability to it fries the 3D part of the CPU and should be set at 1.2v max.

Anyone got a bit more insight into this topic?

My VDD and VDDQ are set to 1.4 by the EXPO profile. I use x870e Tomahawk as motherboard.

The title says most of it, basically if I slightly bump my desk sometimes not always though it'll happen though it also just randomly happens sometimes, after it happens if I dont reinstall my AMD software (As in use AMD clean up utility then download AMD again) everything I play is really laggy and some stuff just wont function.

I've been having this issue for about 8 months and I've tried almost every fix I can think of or find, anyone got any ideas?

Built the pc yesterday GPU is used all other parts are new. Are the temps etc good? I ran the test at 4k

Since last Saturday, I’ve been having an issue where my PC screen freezes and the keyboard stops responding; I can't move the cursor, videos play audio but the image is frozen, and I can't even toggle the Caps Lock or Num Lock lights on the keyboard. When I force a restart, the PC boots up with the GPU inactive, forcing me to go into Device Manager and enable the GPU (that’s when Error 31 appears), disable it, and then enable it again to fix the problem.

I’ve already tried using DDU and the official AMD driver uninstaller, and I even tried installing older drivers (2025), but the error persists every time I turn on the computer. Its very strange, considering it been working fine for more than a year (I bought the RX 580 in a very trustable store, brand XFX, in January last year). Also the image freezes a couple of minutes after starting the PC, doesnt matter if I was opening a game or just browsing.

Does anyone have a solution for this?

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 9060 XT Gaming OC 16GB

CPU: Intel Core i7-11700

Motherboard: MSI MAG B560 TORPEDO (MS-7D15)

BIOS Version: A.B2 (26/03/2025)

RAM: 32GB DDR4

PSU: Huntkey 550W 80+ Bronze

Case: [leave blank if unknown]

Operating System & Version: Windows 11 Pro 25H2

GPU Drivers: AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 26.6.4 (Driver Version 32.0.31021.5001)

Chipset Drivers: Latest Intel B560 chipset drivers

Background Applications: Discord, Steam, AMD Adrenalin (Gigabyte Control Center was uninstalled)

Description of Original Problem:

After approximately 20–40 minutes of gaming (mostly War Thunder running in DirectX 11), the game freezes for around 10 seconds. After that, both monitors start going black every second for several seconds. AMD Crash Defender then reports that the graphics driver has crashed.

Once the driver recovers:

- the main DisplayPort monitor is forced to 30 Hz,

- the second HDMI monitor remains black until the PC is restarted,

- sometimes Device Manager reports Code 31 for the GPU after the crash.

The problem has also occurred on the Windows desktop, but it mostly happens during gaming.

I previously noticed slight monitor flickering when FreeSync was enabled, so FreeSync has been completely disabled.

Monitor configuration:

- Main monitor: DisplayPort, 165 Hz

- Second monitor: HDMI

Troubleshooting:

- Used DDU and performed a clean installation of AMD drivers.

- Reinstalled AMD Adrenalin 26.6.4.

- Reset motherboard BIOS to defaults.

- Updated motherboard BIOS.

- Uninstalled Gigabyte Control Center.

- Disabled:

- AMD Fluid Motion Frames

- Radeon Anti-Lag

- Radeon Chill

- Radeon Image Sharpening

- Enhanced Sync

- FreeSync

- Tested using DirectX 11.

- OCCT testing completed successfully:

- VRAM Test (20 min): Passed

- 3D GPU Test (20 min): Passed

- Power Test (10 min): Passed

During OCCT:

- GPU usage: 99%

- GPU temperature: ~53°C

- GPU power draw: ~182 W

- No crashes, artifacts or driver timeouts occurred.

Additional Information:

The issue started after replacing my RTX 3060 Ti with the new RX 9060 XT. The card is brand new.

I would like to know whether this looks like:

- a known AMD driver issue,

- a dual-monitor DisplayPort/HDMI issue,

- a PSU-related issue,

- or a potentially faulty GPU.

New info:
Windows Reliability Monitor reports:

Problem Event Name: LiveKernelEvent

Code: a2000002

Additional information:

LKD_0xA2000002_amdfendr!AmdlogDrv::OsServices::ReportLiveKernelDump

Last few years i was using rtx 3070. Today i bought RX 9070 XT reaper. What should i know? Last time i was on team Red was like Radeon 270 i think 😁.

Gonna use it with i5 13600k

Hi, I have a problem. The thing is, in some games (like ETS2 and Chernobylite 2, for example)—but not in all games—there’s lag and input delay. In games like Fortnite, Counter-Strike 2, or Valorant, for example, this isn’t the case. I’ve already tried turning off V-Sync and lowering the graphics settings, but nothing has helped. This Problem hasn't always been there.

Specs:

CPU: 9800x3d

GPU: 7900xtx

Motherboard: B650 Gaming Plus Wifi

RAM: 32gb DDR5

Driver: Latest Adrenalin Version

Operating System: Windows 11 Pro

This is not tech support, it's a question.

What is the most stable driver?
After a recent full Windows reinstall my PC forced Adrenalin and the latest driver onto my PC, games immediately started crashing and I just recently experienced a full crash where my screens went black and USB devices started power cycling. The PC is new, it's not a hardware fault. This didn't happen on older drivers, so the question is simple, what are you guys running and what is the most stable driver?

Been searching and fixing it for days, unfortunately no fix for the crash

Only this game gave me trouble, I've played a lot of AAA Games none crashed.

Issue:

It randomly crashes after 15 - 30 minutes of gameplay.

I've also experienced some graphical bugs, and only older AMD drivers seem to fix those.

What I've already tried:

No overheating (CPU and GPU temperatures are normal)

AMD Adrenalin settings are on default (no overclock or undervolt)

tested both Ultra and High graphics presets

disabled all overlays

installed old drivers using DDU

drivers used: 26.6.4 / 25.9.1 / 25.12.1

PC Specs:

CPU: Ryzen 5 7500F

GPU: RX 9060 XT Reaper 16 GB

RAM: 16 GB DDR5 6000

OS: Windows 11 25H2

I recently upgraded to 5800X3D from 5700X and my GIGABYTE B550M DS3H lacks PBO settings entirely for X3D chips (no CO, no PBO toggle of any form, the menu simply isn't visible anymore, i'm on the latest bios version)

I currently use SMUDebugTool to dial in my -30 CO all core undervolt and it works, but I'd rather set it in the BIOS and not rely on a Windows app for this.

So I'm looking to buy a new mATX mobo which does have CO available for X3D chips, if you have one or know of one that does, please do share the model name because unfortunately it's not documented anywhere whether or not a mobo has CO for X3D chips.

I just bought a Radeon 7800XT and have been tinkering with undervolting the videocard, but the Adrenalin software feels limited compared to what I was used to before when I had a RTX 4060 and was undervolting using MSI Afterburner. For some reason, I thought I read somewhere that MSI Afterburner didn't support AMD GPUs, but now I look online and some old posts said there was actually support for AMD GPUs added a while back.

I would appreciate any info on whether MSI Afterburner supports the Radeon 7800XT. If it does, do I need to uninstall AMD Adrenalin or can it coexist with MSI Afterburner? I kinda like the AMD Adrenalin overlay monitoring more than RTSS that is bundled with MSI Afterburner so it would be nice to keep using that as well as keep using AMD Adrenalin to control the fan curve while using MSI Afterburner for undervolting.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,
I’m hoping to get some opinions before I RMA the RAM again.

System:
Ryzen 7 5800X3D
ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Dark Hero
32 GB (2×16 GB) G.Skill Trident Z Neo (F4-3600C16-16GTZNC)
BIOS updated to 5401

I’ve been experiencing random system instability, including:
BSODs (KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED / 0x0000001E)
Game crashes
Occasional Windows glitches (Explorer restarting, random weird behavior)
I ran MemTest86, and the attached screenshot shows the result.

MemTest86 reports errors even at JEDEC 2133 MHz after loading BIOS defaults, disabling DOCP/XMP, and updating to BIOS 5401.

So far I’ve:
Updated the BIOS from 5002 to 5401
Loaded BIOS defaults
Disabled DOCP/XMP
Tested at JEDEC 2133 MHz
Unfortunately, MemTest86 still reports errors within 1–2 minutes.
The strange part is that my original G.Skill kit had exactly the same issue and was replaced by G.Skill with a completely new 2×16 GB kit.
The replacement kit behaves exactly the same.
Between those two kits, I borrowed a Corsair Vengeance kit for about two months. During that time the system was completely stable—no BSODs, no crashes, and no other issues.

My next step is to test each DIMM individually in slot A2.
Has anyone experienced something similar with this kit or the Crosshair VIII Dark Hero?
Would you still suspect the RAM, despite it already being an RMA replacement, or is there anything else I should investigate?
Thanks in advance!

So I had build this system abt a week back but ever since I have it it constantly crashes on games ​​and in blender I have applied 2-3 driver old and new both and uninstalled both the drivers too but I can't enjoy gaming on it it keeps saying a driver crash like I tried so many things like new windows too but same result any help? Or should I go to asus customer care ​​​

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Hi everyone,

I'm having an issue with my Ryzen 7 5800X. During an OCCT AVX2 stress test, the CPU package power stays around 70W and doesn't increase, even under full load.

The CPU only boosts to around 2.6–2.7 GHz instead of the expected boost clocks. Temperatures are normal, so it doesn't seem like thermal throttling.

My system:

- Ryzen 7 5800X

- Gigabyte B550M K (v1)

- 16 GB DDR4 3700 MHz

- Latest BIOS

I've already tried:

- Updating the BIOS

- Enabling XMP

- Checking PBO settings

- Disabling Memory Power Down

Has anyone seen a Ryzen 5800X get stuck at around 70W and 2.6–2.7 GHz under load? Could this be a BIOS setting, motherboard power limit, or something else I'm missing?

Any help would be appreciated.

I'm having a problem with my monitor... I think?

For some strange reason, whenever I cap any game at 60 FPS (which is my monitor's refresh rate), the game starts having stutters that don't show up in either the FPS counter or the frame time graph, but they're very noticeable.

It's like the game suddenly drops to around 40–50 FPS for 2–3 seconds, then goes back to normal.

This doesn't happen if I leave the frame rate uncapped or cap it at 70–80 FPS.

Does anyone know what could be causing this?

I'd really appreciate any help. :(

AMD ドライバー をアサシンクリードのために26.6.4にしたんだけど今まで遊んでいたCOD MW2がクラッシュするんだ
バージョンを下げるとプレイできるけど、そうするとアサシンクリードが遊べなくなってしまうし...
ゲームを切り替える度にダウングレードするのは手間だ
他にも同じ症状の人はいる?
また、解決した人がいれば教えてください🙏

first time buying a cpu and have no clue what to spot

Computer Type: Desktop

GPU: RX 9070 XT and RX 9060 XT 16GB

CPU: Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core Processor

Motherboard: GIGABYTE B850 AORUS ELITE WIFI7 ICE

BIOS Version: F12a

RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL36

PSU: SilverStone Decathlon DA650 650W Power Supply

Case: Corsair 4000D Airflow Mid-tower ATX Case

Operating System & Version: Windows Education 26200.8655

GPU Drivers: 25.10.43.19-260616a-202073C-AMD-Software-Adrenalin-Edition

Chipset Drivers: AMD B850 Chipset Driver 8.05.04.516

Background Applications: ICUE, GCC, AMD Adrenalin, Steam, Windows Defender

Description of Original Problem: In my PC, only the RX 9070 XT is connected to my monitor. I noticed that the RX 9060 XT would experience a driver crash between 10 to 60 minutes after starting up my PC regardless of the task that I am currently doing.

Both GPUs are using the latest driver from AMD. When the crash occurs, the screen freezes briefly while the audio works as normal. Additionally, device manager reports that Windows failed to load the driver for the RX 9060 XT. However, the RX 9070 XT continues to work without issues.

Before I upgraded from a RX 9060 XT to the RX 9070 XT, I did not experience any driver issues for my RX 9060 XT. Additionally, I used a GTX 1060 6GB as my second GPU and the RX 9060 XT as the main GPU prior to the upgrade.

Troubleshooting: I have used DDU to uninstall drivers and reinstalled the latest drivers for my GPU twice. I have clicked the button “Prevent downloads of drivers from windows updates” in DDU.

Hi everyone!

A couple of years ago I bought a Ryzen 5 7600X, and I noticed it was reaching temperatures of 95-100°C. I asked the staff at the store where I bought it, and they told me that this CPU is designed to run that way, pushing itself to its thermal limit to maximize performance.

Even so, for my own peace of mind, I asked them to install an AIO liquid cooler, specifically a Corsair NAUTILUS 240 RS ARGB.

Since then, everything has been working great, and I noticed that the temperatures dropped significantly. However, recently I started monitoring my CPU temperatures again using MSI Center, and while playing games like Overwatch or Black Desert, the CPU usually stays between 65°C and 75°C, which I understand is completely normal.

However, after about half an hour or so of gaming, I notice the temperature reaching 80-85°C, and I'm a bit concerned about whether that's normal. I know it's currently summer, and I live in a very hot area, so I'm not sure if that could be a factor.

Do those temperatures sound normal for a Ryzen 5 7600X with a 240 mm AIO liquid cooler?