carl thompson
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Hi has any one found a work around for the amd driver issue where certain tracks crash when loaded i have a 6700 and can not go back to older drivers as they dont work .
This issue has been around for a little while now, link below is to a thread started back in October last year, but in Carl’s case it doesn’t work because his card doesn’t support v22.5.1.I know this is a sort of old thread, but just updating in case anyone else comes looking. I did my full clean install of rF2 and same issue. I uninstalled (Windows Add/Remove Programs) AMD Software (which was the latest AMD Pro) and installed a fresh 22.5.1 Adrenalin driver. Then that seemed to do the trick. I've only tested it with a single combo that previously failed, but I believe whatever issue there was is now resolved.
This issue has been around for a little while now, link below is to a thread started back in October last year, but in Carl’s case it doesn’t work because his card doesn’t support v22.5.1.
https://forum.studio-397.com/index....-track-loading-completion-with-amd-gpu.72813/
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Ah thanks for the original source. My card is a 6700XT and I just installed 22.5.1 ok. I think the drivers also support the non XT version so Carl should be ok.
Oh if the link is wrong could you not just select the dropdown for the 6700 XT?They don't unfortunately. There's a page which says it's got those drivers for the 6700 but the link is the next version.
He has a 6700, you linked to 6700XT, looking at the page for 6700 v22.5.1 is not available. https://www.amd.com/en/support/grap.../amd-radeon-rx-6700-series/amd-radeon-rx-6700Here, you can try this: https://www.amd.com/en/support/grap.../amd-radeon-6700-series/amd-radeon-rx-6700-xt
But select the 22.5.1 version, not the first one: View attachment 49918
I had a 100% problem again yesterday and thought maybe it wasn't the solution. Then I realised that Windows Update had updated the display driver without me knowing. So I had to uninstall and reinstall the AMD driver from the link above, while also putting no on this setting.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/how-to-stop-automatic-driver-updates-windows
Basically TLDR; search for Device Installation Settings and hit No. View attachment 49919
So hopefully it won't update it for me again now.
But that's just an issue with the website right? The 22.5.1 drivers work with the 6700. I'm just showing how you can get to the file to download it.He has a 6700, you linked to 6700XT, looking at the page for 6700 v22.5.1 is not available. https://www.amd.com/en/support/grap.../amd-radeon-rx-6700-series/amd-radeon-rx-6700
That’s the problem 22.5.1 does not work for the 6700, there’s another thread around here where the user tried that and got an error about not being compatible.But that's just an issue with the website right? The 22.5.1 drivers work with the 6700. I'm just showing how you can get to the file to download it.
Ah ok sorry.That’s the problem 22.5.1 does not work for the 6700, there’s another thread around here where the user tried that and got an error about not being compatible.
Found the thread, see here => https://forum.studio-397.com/index.php?threads/crash-when-track-is-100-loaded-in-multiplayer.73199/Ah ok sorry.
Ah that's interesting. I don't use any of those settings anyway. Don't they only affect DX9?There was a workaround in the Discord, quite a few time back, for newer drivers (> 22.5.1).
You have to disable all the global optimizations in the driver, which can be found on the cogwheel -> graphics -> scroll down to "Advanced".
There, you change things like I've done in the screenshot in the attachment.
After doing so, reset your shader cache in the driver aswell, you can also do so for rF2 (which means clearing the cbash folder).
That way rF2 has been stable so far for me with 22.10.2.
As far as I know it might still be possible to get a CTD in very rare circumstances. Currently doing some practice for some events and also a bit of LFM and not had any issues (but running a 6800XT).
For rF2 I don't use chill, but for some other games, I do. So usually I enable it for the games where I want to cap my frames (AMS2 for example).
I've capped my frames for rF2 aswell, but this can be done in the player.json as far as I remember, and usually that's my prefered way if a game comes with its own solution for this. Only using the driver if there is no cap frame option or it is not working correctly.
Don't know what those optimizations excatly are for. But AMD did improve performance on DX11 after 22.5.1 as far as I remember and with that, the problems for rF2 and some other games started. Credit goes to Bart on Discord who did a lot of trial and error and came up with this solutions.