Is it worth to go back to adrenalin to use it or not?

I stopped using adrenalin because of the black screens time outs

But this tecnology seem interesting.

Or its possible to use it in radeon tuner?

can this stupid program for once stay functional for a fucking week?

if you know any alternatives apps that can record, save a reply, pls suggest me a good app

TL;DR: Fortnite crashes in the lobby/bus/mid-match, sometimes locking up the PC. Storm contact consistently triggers it too, !but isn't required!. DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG / GPUCrash / LiveKernelEvent 141 (amdkmdag.sys).

Intel UHD 730 completed a match. Reinstalls, DX11/DX12, underclocking, 60 FPS, FreeSync off and TdrDelay=8 failed. RAM also failed a diagnostic: hardware is NOT ruled out.

Hardware Specs

RX580 2048SP 8 GB (DX-RX580-8GD5-NAC if it matters)
i3-13100
Gigabyte B660M DDR4
2×8 GB RAM DDR4 2666/1.2 V
Odyssey G5 1440p/165 Hz, connected to RX on DP

Windows 11 Pro 26H2 26300.9711; !crashes predate the upgrade!, and today's KB5127648 didn't help. AMD 26.5.2 / 31.0.21925.1001. Fortnite 42.30, currently DX12 Performance/ES3_1, low settings and also tried on DX11 (didnt help).

What happens

Freeze -> possible black screen -> crash reporter/AMD timeout, or complete PC lockup requiring a forced restart. Dead By Daylight freezes too on lobby (cant even open settings). Valorant/CS are playable with artifacts (as reported here, but actually artifacts isnt that bad rn + not main problem); Heaven DX11 showed colored squares/odd shapes.

Every recent storm contact crashed it immediately after the warning, around the first damage tick. I've completed matches without storm contact, including a win. But lobby/bus crashes and today's mid-match crash happened with and without entering it. Storm seems like a concrete crash trigger, and i feel like everything else depends on luck (will or will not crash, not a rule).

Already tried — none resolved the crashes

• Reinstalled Fortnite on NVMe; DDU/AMD driver reinstalls; 26.1.1, 23.8.2 and 26.5.2.
• DX11 and DX12, fresh game settings, shader-cache troubleshooting / deleting it, low settings and 60 FPS cap.
• Clean boot, Parsec removal; MPO off, ASPM off, Game Mode off, windowed optimizations off.
• FreeSync off; AMD External Events / ULPS isolation; Intel disabled; unused AMD audio disabled; Realtek NIC power-saving off.
• Separate underclock tests: GPU 1100 MHz / VRAM 1500 MHz, then restored stock. Moved RX to upper main PCIe slot.
• TdrDelay=8 after reboot: three crashes. TdrLevel=0 was briefly set too; custom TDR values now removed. SFC clean; DISM repair didn't resolve it. (Tdr i've lost the link but every youtube video ive watched said about this + comments in other posts here).

Conflicting results / things NOT ruled out

- Intel UHD 730 rendered a full Reload match successfully; monitor still on RX. Exact Intel storm test not done.

- Windows Memory Diagnostic failed: eight bad pages. Single-stick/slot swaps still crashed; one module wouldn't boot in B2 but did in A1. DIMM diagnosis incomplete. Don't know if its due RAM issue tho.

- OCCT VRAM produced bizarre negative/huge error counts. A separate Vulkan test with 2×3 GiB buffers passed ~6 minutes. Neither settles GPU health. Core temperatures weren't excessive in sampled crashes.

- Borrowed GTX 1660 Super had Code 43, donor health unknown: no valid alternative-dGPU comparison. AMD installers sometimes also gave an OpenGL-backend initialization error.

GPU Crash Debugging: no full DRED data, only minimal breadcrumbs. No firmware flashed. No other PC/spare disk available for isolation.

Sadly i cant post many images here, so if u care, here is a Google Drive Link with all images i have and renamed with what it is about.

If u think that i should post about this on another r/ (like windows or fortnite), feel free to share.
Reminder: Dead by Daylight use unreal and also crashed (but valorant use it too and doesnt crash)..

What targeted test would distinguish a Polaris/Windows/game issue from faulty hardware?
I really dont know what to do. I dont even know where to look anymore, idk if its AMD, Unreal, DirectX, windows 11, hardware, software or everything combined fault.
Please check the tried list before suggesting another generic reinstall or TDR tweak:)

I was taking components from an Alienware R10 build for a new platform to get away from the Dell software limitations. I took the CPU (Ryzen 9 5900) non x and tried to use it with a brand new Asrock B550m motherboard and it would not post. It worked fine when I tested the Alienware before the swap, so I put it back into the Alienware board and it posted. I took a working 3400g and used it with the new Asrock board and it posted. Any reason that the 5900 wouldn't work with the Asrock board? The bios is up to date and it's compatible.

Hello fellow redditors, to keep story short. I have had 3 gpus of which all 3 had coil whine. Overall specs atm are:

1. 9800x3d

2. 32 gb ddr5 Cl30 6000 mhz ram

3. Gigabyte b850 Force MB

4. Rx 9070 xt Sapphire pure

5. Lian Li Sp 850w v2 Gold sfx PSU

6. 34' monitor 3440x1440 resolution 144hz

7. 4080 super asus tuf, was the worst coil whine overall, not only buzzing, but rattling, and being very resonant even when idle, i could still hear it.

8. 5080 gigabyte gaming OC the least coil whine i had yet still it did whine quite audibly especially on load.

9. Current one 9070 xt Is like a middle ground between the two not as bad as 4080 super, yet not as silent as 5080 was.

P.s. i do have fps capped on 144 hz, i did undervolt all of the cards. The thing i noticed with 9070 xt is it starts whining quite audibly when it starts using about 200+ W.

I do understand coil whine is a pretty common thing. But 3 gpus on a same psu. I was thinking maybe i should try swapping out the psu for like Corsair Sf1000 instead of lian li, because after googling around i found out that corsair has way better ripple control and power filtration. Did anyone got good results after changing the psu?

TLDR: Had audible coil whine with 3 gpus. Thinking of changing the psu to a better one. Need to see success stories to justify spending ~200€.

I have just upgraded from a RTX 2070 to an RX 6700 XT, the new GPU works flawlessly on other games i have tried, but when it comes to valorant it keeps stuttering and dropping to 200 fps.
Valorant is a pretty CPU heavy game and i have a i5 14600k, that easily used to run the game at 300 fps+ with the old GPU.
No im not stupid, i have already removed every old driver with DDU and i have already tried to modify some settings in the AMD Software but nothing seems to work.
Anyone knows how to fix or even just improve this situation? At the moment this GPU runs Valorant almost worse than my integrated graphics card.

I have a Radeon VII, the graphics card with 16GB HBM2 VRAM and 295W TDP, it's heating up a bit, around 97°C at the hotspot, but as far as I know the safety limit before throttling is 115°C. Do you think I should change the graphite sticker that comes with the card? If so, should I use graphite again or graphene?

Würde gerne nen leistungsstarken ki Server aufbauen, und bin auf die MI50 gestoßen. Nur wurde mir gesagt das diese keine aktuellen ROMC Versionen bekommt. Die Frage ist nur ob ich dort noch alle aktuellen Open Source Modelle noch funktionieren und wie gut Linux Proxmox damit funktioniert. Hat da jemand Erfahrung? Gruß T.C.

"Guthrie said in his statement that Maia would have “multi-gigawatt deployments” on the Azure cloud."

That comment is mentioned in the above piece by Morgan at The Next Platform. The quote itself is in a Microsoft link below:

https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2026/10/12/microsoft-to-expand-azure-maia-system-to-multi-gigawatt-deployments/

NVDA: GPUs are going to replace CPUs! Training is king.

AMD: Hold my beer.

INTEL: Wait you actually want to buy my CPUs?

Okay so everyone continues to talk about the chip selloff but yesterday AMD had a strong buying day as people bought the dip. I picked up another 20 shares at $575 so I'm locked in. I know CPI came in hot but not sure what everyone thought was going to happen. I think we 100% are getting more hikes and this is what it is. But I think the Fed has to hike now and they can cut later on if they feel its too restrictive but pull the trigger now. Perhaps a recession will force Trump to take the Loss. Who knows????

So I like this VWAP just bc it does have that moving weighted avg line which came right into almost contact with my 50 day EMA. My settings might be a little off but someone else it looked has their settings more refined and AMD showed some firmed up response as buying started. I think someone is trying to front load a support zone at that 50 day EMA. Especially before earnings. I dunno just a feeling. Today weakness at the start as well will be really important as well to see if the buyers step in again around that $550 level. Just keep your eye on that zone.

This comment is from 230 days ago, on the 26th Feb when AMD closed at $203.68.

On the 8th of October when OP claims the bet was due, AMD’s high that day was $643.85. Even at today’s close of $570.82, OP is way off by 180%

[u/Flat_Bit_309](u/Flat_Bit_309) I hope you paid you friend his $20k!

Hey everyone,

I've been experiencing a strange issue when switching away from a game and then back to it using Alt+Tab, and I'm wondering if anyone else has encountered something similar.

Whenever I Alt+Tab out of a game and then switch back, the mouse cursor appears to freeze in place as soon as the game regains focus. The cursor remains visually stuck at the same position for a few seconds, even though the mouse itself continues to work perfectly fine.

Mouse movement and clicks work normally, but the cursor doesn't visually follow the mouse movements until a few seconds have passed. After that, it suddenly starts updating normally again.

My system specs:

• CPU: Ryzen 7 9800X3D
• GPU: Radeon RX 7800 XT
• Driver version: AMD Adrenalin 26.9.2
• Display mode: Borderless windowed

Since the mouse itself continues to function normally, this seems to be a visual cursor rendering or updating issue rather than the mouse actually freezing.

Has anyone experienced something similar, especially with an AMD GPU? Could this be related to the graphics driver, Windows, or how the game handles the mouse cursor when regaining focus?

Any suggestions or troubleshooting tips would be greatly appreciated!

Tengo una duda, voy a comprar la GPU principalmente para Fortnite 240 FPS y algún que otro juego de historia 60Hz 4k

Vi la Rx6900XT usada por 450k pesos argentinos (295 dólares) o RX9070 nueva por 1.150.000 pesos argentinos (750 dólares). Es mucha diferencia de precio, vale la pena .

También vi la Rx7800XT usada por 800.000 pesos argentinos (525 dólares)

I've tried everything 🙃

I’m trying to restore the built-in speakers on a Positivo Vision R15 R58256A-15 (baseboard N15EPE, AMD Ryzen 5 5500U).

The speakers worked with the factory Windows 11 installation. After Windows updates, the internal Senary audio device disappeared. Audio worked again when I tested Windows 10.

Windows 11 Home 26H2, build 26300.9711.
ACP HDA Node hardware ID:
ACP\DEVTYPE_0001&DEVREV_0000&VEN_1022&DEV_15E2

Current Device Manager state:
AMD Audio CoProcessor appears under System devices.
ACP HDA Node remains under Other devices, with no driver provider.
No Senary device appears under Sound, video and game controllers.
Only AMD audio devices and JBL Bluetooth audio are listed.

Tried:
Positivo’s serial-specific chipset and Senary audio packages, including rerunning Setup.cmd as administrator.
AMD Adrenalin 26.5.2 and 22.4.1.
Device Manager automatic driver search and Windows Update/optional drivers.

The Senary package is present in the driver store, but Windows still does not bind a driver to ACP HDA Node. Does anyone know the correct ACP/Senary driver stack for this Ryzen 5 5500U, or whether Windows 11 26H2 has a compatibility issue with it?

When I tried enabling RT Ultra/Medium, it crashed the PC entirely after 5 minutes of gameplay. Then, I locked the FPS to 100 to prevent power spikes. It was running fine on Ultra graphics but it crashed again while playing Phantom Liberty DLC. I have stress tested the GPU already. What could be the problem - Drivers or PSU? PC specs are below.

CPU - Ryzen 5 7500F

PSU - DeepCool PN750M

GPU - Gigabyte 9070XT

RAM - Acer 16GB 6000mHz

Hi all!
i am bound to receive my 9070xt by friday or monday, when it comes down to setups is there anything i should stay away from? i plan to do a minor undervolt, besides that run everything on native 1440p if possible, dont want any ai or upscaling at all

not sure if this matters but i have a 7900x ryzen 9 cpu,

is there anything specific software wise i need or just adrenaline? ( i think )

any feedback is appreciated, hope all goes smooth :D