Direct X Crash AMD
Since I can get ZERO help or interaction from a human on my need for technical support on this issue and I am always redirected to post on the forums by AI chatbot or the "self-help" support, here I ...
Forum Discussion
Chipset drivers ( Not the graphics drivers to avoid confusion ) up to date?
S.A.M enabled in the bios? Speaking of the bios, is that up to date? I only ask as when we installed a 4060 in my GFs PC it was having issues, there was a specific update that mentioned " to improve 40 series compatibility. "
Update redistributable c++?
Done a memory diagnostic or /sfc scannow in Command prompt as administrator?
c++ redistributable is up to date, AMD chipset drivers are up to date, I did memeory diagnostic using /sfc scannow and the repair Command Prompts too as Administrator (it did repair 1 thing, with no effect), S.A.M i will need to look but I do not think that is an option in my BIOS
Hmm, What's your page file size / drive allocation like?
Had the odd time where it was too small or something was being loaded onto my slow HDD and not the nvme for my boot drive. Mines now only on my fastest drive, just make sure it has the free space available.
You'll know if SAM is enabled as it tells you in the adrenaline software.
Speaking of, have you uninstalled the adrenaline software and when installing it again selected just the driver to install?
What do things look like in HWmonitor when your gaming, temps, PCIE errors?
Have you tried the GPU in another PC? error follows the card or stays with your PC helps with figuring it out.
I only use SSD's in my desktop, I have it set to "Automatically manage it for all drives", but my page file size is 3968MB (I have 64GB of RAM). S.A.M is showing as enabled in Adrenalin. Temps are within expected safe ranges when gaming and there are no PCIE errors. I have tried just the minimalist install and do not install any of the extra stuff (e.g. AI Bundle or AMD Software Extensions) ever. Lastly, I do not have any other computers I can try the GPU in. I also forgot to mention in my previous reply that my BIOS is up to date.
I also added another screenshot of another DirectX error below the first...
There are Windows Error reporting for LiveKernelEvents in what google says it is related to AMD WatchDog, but these appear even after I tried using DDU again and let it idle on my desktop with no games running and no AMD drivers/Adrenalin installed, only had the base Windows Display Driver. These are just a few but they have other variations of similar LiveKernelEvents that are just a decent list So I do not know if these are related to my BF6 DirectX crashes.
I have only 16gb of ram, set my VM to match it just incase it needs it. Could try the 16-16000 got nothing to lose at this point.
Weird thing i used to have with my 6700 xt under device manager - display adapter - update driver - Browse my computer - Let me pick.I had two AMD options available to me. One recognized and worked with the drivers for gaming, the other didn't.. It wanted some other AMD graphics drivers that had a blue icon for software when it normally has a red icon. I changed them around and got it working properly on the adrenaline with a red icon.
Random other thing in device manager is disabling the high precision event timer, apparently that helps with games.
Could be something dumb with a default power setting in windows, i think some of them mess around with x3d chips. If the pcie link powerstate is enabled that can cause the odd latency hiccup so mines off for that reason.
You mentioned one display going black, have you changed leads over, used a different port..?Other than that i'm all out of ideas my dude, I gather you've tried Reddit?
Let me know how you get on and Best of luck.
Featured Places
