Nitroxide123

So i've used the computer for about 8 hours and had no green screens, if i restart the computer now i will get a green screen within 3 minutes. Should i go to AMD support with this or what? I have a feeling installing an older driver would fix the issue but yield noticeably worse performance.

So i kept the story short, a while back i was getting much less frequent but consistent green screen issue, i seemed to have solved that by using an older driver, i couldn't tell you which, but it did solve the issue, the problem with that was that i would get really bad performance in games, i assumed it was the older driver and since a fair amount of time had passed, i attempted to update the driver to the latest, that's what got me in this pickle. I can confirm i'm getting far better performance with the latest driver, but i can't bare to go through the aforementioned process every morning before starting my computer, ughh

Hi all, So i have this bizarre and frustrating issue where i constantly get a green screen freeze within a few minutes of restarting my PC, i have figured a way to solve the problem, however, as soon as i restart my computer again, something happens that causes it to start green screening again, the below process fixes it until the next restart: 1. Boot in safe mode 2. Run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to remove all traces of graphics drivers. 3. Restart PC and install latest AMD graphics driver using the autodetect tool. (Display Driver only) I assumed windows was automatically updating something when restarting, so i disabled the ability for hardware devices to automatically download their apps, this didn't work. Really grateful for any help. Thanks in advance

So after uninstalling my graphics driver and installing fresh via AMD's autodetect tool, whenever i try to access Radeon Settings via the tasktray icon i get the same green screen, what on earth is going on here, corrupt windows, ghost graphics drivers? erghhh Moments after posting this i had a green screen crash while doing nothing. This did not happen before reinstalling graphics drivers.

Hello,So i've been getting what appears to be quite terrible GPU performance for a while now and i'd decided to open up MSI Afterburner, which i used to have running at startup, to reset GPU defaults, however, anytime i click the reset GPU defaults or even manually toggle the sliders and apply, i'm hit with a green screen which i guess is graphics card failure?Card: AMD R9 380Driver: Crimson ReLive 17.7Afterburner is showing Core Clock as 505 MHz and Memory Clock as 725 MHz, but the default clock speeds for my card as found with GPU-Z are 1010/1450.I'm a novice when it comes to hardware so any help is appreciated.Thanks in advance.