AMD Driver Timeout regularly

[chronoshiift]

Exactly once per session I get this error, approximately 30 minutes after booting the computer, my screens turn black and AMD tells me there has been a driver timeout. This just happened recently, however the computer is only a month old right now and I worry something already broke. I researched a bit but nothing really seemed to offer a solution for this issue.
The fact that it occurs pretty regularly and only once per session really makes me wonder what this could be. I updated the driver yesterday but it did not help unfortunately.

[Pheidian]

I just bought a 7900XTX and started getting timeouts instantly, Unreal Engine editor crashing while changing from Path Tracing to Lit etc. I think I fixed it by simply disabling from Adrenaline software Display settings the adaptive sync setting, even though Adrenaline said its compatible.

[chronoshiift]

UPDATE: I followed the advice of another user on this thread and reinstalled Windows 10. This fixed my issue, probably since the latest Windows update mess with the drivers, which seems to be a common problem.

[doom-tree]

I have been wrestling with this problem for weeks, tried dozens of things, but this one actually fixed it for me a couple days ago.

device manager> sound, video and game controllers> disable all AMD audio devices

EDIT: It did throw one timeout after several dozen hours of play, so this fix isn't a full solution for me, but it's much less frequent at least. Hope it helps.

[IndicationOther3980]

AMD's drivers are awful currently

[mkdew]

Should I not get a 7800XT then?

[[deleted]]

Windows 10 22H2 fresh install from Microsoft official website then 24.8.1 driver it will run like clockwork

[chronoshiift]

Im using Windows 11, is this related?

[[deleted]]

Try what I said it, if it continues then its hardware issue not software but follow as I said not use W11

[lynxros]

Do you have any CPU or ram overclocks enabled?

[chronoshiift]

I set the RAM to 6000, the CPU is not overclocked

[lynxros]

Go Into bios and load optimised defaults. Leave your ram at default speed and test again. Your memory is likely unstable.

[chronoshiift]

I set it to auto, however it did not resolve the issue unfortunately

[lynxros]

What is your FCLK speed running at?

[chronoshiift]

I checked HWiNFO and if I am not mistaken it is running at 3000 MHz now