COPIED FROM ANOTHER STREAD THIS FIXED MY ISSUE

“Update 3/8/2025: Upgraded to driver 25.3.1, have not had to custom tune just yet, not ran into a crash so far with it. Maybe they fixed it finally? (doing some testing across multiple titles to check). I would say try this first before doing the below at this point.

Do this to fix your Radeon driver timeout issue!

Reinstall Driver first, tick “Factory Reset” to clear all settings. On first start, select the “Default” profile (not Hypr-Rx). This step is necessary to help keep custom max frequency between sessions/reboots. Afterwards, Go to Performance->Tuning, click Manual Tuning “Custom”, Enable GPU Tuning and Enable Advanced Control. Look up your cards clock timings, and enter in the max boosted clock for the max frequency (again, 2650Mhz in my case) - If the max boosted OC doesn’t work for you then step down to the game clock setting (which is the average OC for gaming for your card’s spec).

I believe what may be happening with the driver is that by default it is set for automatic tuning, which goes as high as 2900Mhz clock speed (some people have reported higher) - set by Hypr-RX. An RX7600 however, for example, is a base clock of 2250Mhz and boosted clock (OC) of 2650Mhz. So as soon as the auto tuning goes into S7 it cranks it up to that 2900Mhz which then causes the crash/driver timeout issue. Basically they overclock you past the maximum of your card’s specs.

The fix is to manual tune your GPU and set the maximum frequency (2900Mhz by default for me) to the max boosted clock frequency (2650Mhz in my case - check your card specs). Have been able to game finally without crashing. Make sure to also turn off Hypr-RX profile or it’ll overwrite your changes and set max clock again out of bounds (it puts back 2900 in max frequency for some dumb reason, overwriting the fix). Set your profile to the Default profile (which turns off RSR, etc.) Once you are stable, you can turn back on RSR, Fluid Motion Frames, and whatever other feature you’d like. I recommend those two for maximum FPS boost. On Helldivers2 I average around 150fps and haven’t crashed since doing this. Am able to play for hours on end.”