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Once back in WinOS, Download very latest version of Ryzen Chipset Driver and Adrenaline for Radeon GPUs from AMD official website.
Download, extract and run the DDU app and use it to reboot into safe mode. Then clean out all 3 GPUs brands. Reboot when all done.
Then run installer for Ryzen Chipset. Reboot when done. Run installer for GPU. Reboot when done.
Then test your overall stability. Might need to adjust some BIOS settings to better achieve that
Thank you for the reply, I will try that out :)
Well if you can help it, the latest BIOS for AM5 mobos seems to be complete garbo...and on my mobo it is irreversible according to the manufacturer website...lol. yay
So I would hold off on updating it. My older BIOS version was actually stable. Idk what kind of changes they made to it to make it worse...but o well
And did you perform comment #1 suggestions? That's a very strange issue indeed. I've never had a bios update crash my gpu. Usually a faulty bios update literally bricks the pc from posting, or fails to install.
For myself, it was the BIOS update making my GPU drivers crash....so I had to tinker around in the BIOS. It seems like I regained most of the system stability back. I'll finish tweaking it later.
But I think there probably needs to be new GPU drivers....I'm on the current one and it's from over a month ago.
Both the latest Ryzen Chipset Driver and Adrenaline AMD GPU driver + software are not that old.
DDU:
https://www.guru3d.com/download/display-driver-uninstaller-download
AMD Ryzen Chipset Driver Package
https://www.guru3d.com/download/amd-chipset-drivers-download
AMD Radeon GPU Driver + Adrenalin AMD GPU Software
https://www.guru3d.com/download/amd-radeon-software-adrenalin-2563-driver-download
If using Win10 then it should be on 22H2 and updated until at least April 2025
If using Win11 then it should be on 24H2 and updated fully; which would be later today as today is "Update Tuesday" (2nd Tues of every month as far as updates for WinOS goes). You can always pause Windows Updates to hold off on this months updates if you wish also.
Be sure to bring up the Microsoft Store app and update whatever is installed there as well. As some things need to be done that way and kept up to date if you use them such as the various media plugins for your OS as well as things related to Xbox, Xbox Accessories, Xbox Gamebar.
reinstall all the mobo and gpu drivers
I am all caught up on w11 updates but I will push through the update today as it might address any residual instability
But not before I do those other steps first.
Much appreciated for the help--marked as topic answer