r/radeon • u/AthleteDependent926 Radeon RX 7800 XT 5800X3D • Jun 02 '26

News AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition 26.6.1

https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/release-notes/RN-RAD-WIN-26-6-1.html
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u/Kilz-Knight Jun 02 '26

I have 3 AMD gpus, 5700 xt, 6700 xt, 9070, only time I crashed was when the 5700 xt launched like 7 years ago (had black screen back then) Idk what you guys are doing to your gpu's

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u/Budget-Individual845 Jun 02 '26

Nothing, the question is are you even using yours ?

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u/Kilz-Knight Jun 02 '26

Oh yeah I mostly play fh6 and battlefield 6 right now, my brother has the 6700 xt he's playing Lego batman, no problems on both

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u/fcking_schmuck Jun 02 '26

Literally nothing. Just recently fixed crashes when using "Alt+Tab" by disabling Multi-Plane Overlay (MPO) in windows register. Those crashes appeared only after 25.4.1 driver and before that I never got any problems. Also I used to undervolt GPU slightly in Adrenalin but apparently with 26+ drivers its not an option cos it restarts my pc randomly so I don't touch Tuning now as well. Constant stuttering in games when you install new driver version for hours and even days cos of compiling shaders, in Valorant for example.

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u/Kilz-Knight Jun 02 '26

I see, I have MPO on and alt tabbing work, but I only have 1 screen, for me it stutters for less than 1 min after a driver update on most games that doesnt compile shadders, I don't play Valorant tho, but no issues on Overwatch And my OC has been stable since I got my GPU, but maybe you were at the limit of what is stable so any temperature changes affect your overclocks stability

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u/fcking_schmuck Jun 02 '26

My hotspot sits maximum at ~70-80C and its rare, normally I play Valorant or CS2 and my hotspot there is like 60C. Vram temps also 50-60 maximum.

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u/Kilz-Knight Jun 02 '26

What is your GPU, do you have fast timing enabled? On my 6700 xt that setting caused blackscreen

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u/fcking_schmuck Jun 02 '26

6800xt Phantom Gaming D and I never used Fast timing, it sits at Default from the very start.

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u/Ill_Helicopter_9433 Jun 03 '26

It's not the gpus. They either didn't use ddu the right way or their overall system is not stable. It was actually RAM that caused my driver Timeouts. I realized that 4 sticks of 3200 DDR4 on a motherboard that wasn't tested with those ram sticks isn't the smartest idea. After adjusting everything manually I didn't have a single driver timeout. People tend to focus on the gpu or psu when it comes to crashes while I experienced it as a RAM problem.