#REGISTRY FOR AMD ADRENALIN DRIVERS#
The sad thing is, there is nothing mentioned on the AMD troubleshooting page for VGA timeouts.ġ) You're running the latest recommended bios version for your motherboard, downloaded from your manufacturers website.Ģ) You're running the latest Windows version.ģ) Your chipset drivers are up to date and you downloaded them directly from your CPU manufacturer's site, whether that is AMD or Intel.Ĥ) All your remaining drivers are up to date. This is something interesting I found on nVidia's website too, you might want to read through it: After reading through lots of posts, and observing the behaviour of the card, it seems that Windows itself is the culprit and it's driver timeout detection mechanism seems to have issues with the driver. The issue:Īpparently this is not the fault of the AMD drivers at all (well, at least technically). You get it whether you play a game or just watch a YT video.
Your graphics card is neither overheating nor is the time-out consistent enough for you to actually pin point the problem - it happens at random, sometimes it is stable, other times you literally can't get away without a single timeout every 5 minutes. You have tried it all - Uninstalling and reinstalling, DDU'ing the driver, using AMD's cleanup utility, all to no avail. Moreover, if you were using HDMI audio, you started experiencing audio distortion. Recently (~November, December) you started having issues with driver time-outs after updating adrenalin software. There are major changes in the entire post! Please re-read the entire guide! Also read the comments! You might stumble across something I forgot to include in this post! A little preface: Last update: TRY THE LATEST ADRENALIN DRIVER AND WINDOWS UPDATE BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY OF THE FIXES LISTEDĢ1.6.1 and 21.5.2 were stable for me, 21.6.1 also fixed HDMI audio for me.
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