Error Messages in Applications
Error Messages in Applications
I often encounter some variation of the displayed issue when attempting to play a game. Sometimes I bypass the menu and the application crashes, or it starts and then quits immediately. I've tried updating drivers and Windows memory diagnostics, but nothing has resolved the problem. My system runs a Ryzen 7 5800X with an RX 6700 XT. Games such as The Finals, Rocket League, TF2, and even Roblox frequently crash after a few minutes or seconds.
System Info: Spoiler ################### Report run 1930 12/28/23 UTC ###################
## Motherboard ##
## Manufacturer: Micro - Star International Co., Ltd.
## Model: Name - Base Board SKU - Product - MPG B550 GAMING PLUS (MS - 7C56)
## Firmware/BIOS Info
## SMBIOSBIOSVersion: 1.E0
## Manufacturer: American Megatrends International, LLC
## Name: 1.E0 Version: ALASKA - 1072009
## Processor(s): AMD64 Family 25 Model 33 Stepping 2
## DeviceID: CPU0
## Manufacturer: AuthenticAMD
## MaxClockSpeed: 3801
## Name: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8 - Core Processor
## Socket: AM4
Memory Details
## Banklabel: ConfiguredClockSpeed
## Capacity (GB): Unknown
## Connected GPU(s):
## - P0 CHANNEL A: 3600 DIMM, 1
## P0 CHANNEL B: 3600 DIMM, 1
Device Status
## Connected Displays
## Monitor: MonitorManufacturer (Standard monitor types)
App Preferences
## Games with GPU Assignments:
## - SteamVR (Steam)
## - Roblox (version 48a28da848b7420d)
## - Cuphead
## - Fortnite
## - Arma 3
Driver & System Notes
- Driver Date: 11/27/2023, 7:00 PM
- Driver Version: 31.0.23013.1023
- Video Mode: 1920 x 1080 x 4,240,467,296 colors
- Connected Displays: MonitorManufacturer
Potential Fixes
- Ensure drivers are up to date.
- Check for hardware compatibility.
- Verify power supply stability.
- Consider updating BIOS if applicable.
Use DDU to fully disable the driver. Download DDU, restart in Safe Mode, remove the drivers, then restart again and install the newest AMD drivers.
It seems like you're experiencing the same problems again. Could you clarify if the issue might be related to memory or performance?
Different from what others with similar problems have shared. You might need to open Device Manager, remove the Display Adapter even if it shows AMD after using AMD Cleanup Utility, and possibly clear some folders as suggested. This advice comes from 2019, so results could vary. The detailed part at the end is useful—try that first.
It displays information about running processes, applications, and system resources used by your computer.