So anyone has similar issues? Or any idea how to stop this?Ĭhanging HDMI cable is the only thing i haven't tried right now. As informative gadget-free PC Wizard is easy to use, it does not put extra strain on the hardware. I have a Denon AVR X1000 which is connected via HDMI to my Vega64, and then via HDMI->DVI Adapter to an old Dell U2311H Monitor. PC Wizard is the best CPU monitor windows 10 and benchmark tool for system’s hardware, PC Wizard can detect not only hardware but other system information as well.
RAM is OC'ed to 3600Mhz IF1800 but that thing works rockstable, did few hours Karhu benchmark and others, and as said, with Headset or Onboard Audio it never crashes!Ĭurrently i'm using the AMD HDMI Audio Drivers 10.0.1.12 which seems up to date and comes from 10/2019.
GPU is on Stock clocks, Video Recoding is deactivated. Using my USb Headset (Logitech G930) or Aux Cable does NOT cause any crashes and the system is rock stable gaming for hours. Following purchase, product must be installed on system where coupon code will be redeemed. RX-554 Limited time offer available through participating retailers only. 3) Start Windows in safe mode and we use DDU to remove all AMD software from the computer. System comprised of an RX 6900 XT with AMD Radeon Graphics driver 1.1000 and an RX 5700 XT with AMD Radeon Graphics driver 1.9005. Mostly i get a Freeze and no error message, sometimes rarely it shows a windows bluescreen "Thread stuck in device driver". Solution: 1) If our monitor has free sync technology, switch to DVI-D (It matters because this type of cable deactivates FreeSync) 2) Download DDU and drivers in version 20.12.1 and then disconnect our computer from the Internet. The sensors of ATI and Nvidia video cards as well. The only thing that is always happening is that i'm listening to Music/Audio via HDMI Connection. The CPU temperature can be monitored by reading the core temperature sensors of Intel and AMD processors. Lately it seems my System is crashing for no reason.
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