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It's like just install or reinstall a game, and then it crashes in a funny way (not in-game, or "in action", but while navigating menu or using certain features, ...)

I copied the URL chapters of the video, which likely related to your PC.

Ubi "Soft" (af) is one of the kind video games companny that is really bad at acting and pretending they are making all-round optimized video games, it's all come down to you the players, to find out and fine tune the correct performance boost for your PC which is should be the game dev jobs and passion, Far Cry 6 here is just another example there to weight on your "PC's shoulder", so I think you don't have much choice but to find out the fix (probably easy and ok) for your PC and make it faster in-game, although I notice that AC Valhalla receiving a lot of fixes and improvement through patch, I still don't like their way of showing care for gamer by fixing what game they like to fix and all that., that is some kind of habbit of them that they know and maybe don't know good or bad.

Since no one answer, I gotta say that Radon Anti-Lag really messed up sometimes (happened after installing new AMD drivers and play games) result in GPU Drivers crash, Enhance Sync + Freesync is good-to-go.

MSI is good-to-go, SF is Super, Corsair is as good as it gets

I am currently using Corsair PSU and it is having good price and fine quality, MSI and SF is lit whatver suit your budget best (MSI MB + MSI PSU is no-brainer with minimal risk)

I usually leave all of the 3 option enabled, I wonder if one is off then how much it affected gaming experiences with the remaining 2 option enabled...

Google has an option to share screen to a specific window (also a browser's tab and entire screen) but, I had to switch the microphone option to another one every time I want to present with audio on (so other participants can listen to), and I can't talk through microphone while doing so...

I wonder if RAM affect the quality in games, like does it enhance the quality (sharper, more details, ...) or it's just help with the fps.

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You buy everything new but you not replace everything new, driver is pretty simple but also complicated, you tried reinstall the AMD Driver yet? (and make sure you have everything updated in Windows)

Make sure that your PC system file is completely error free (sfc /scannow) (dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth) I remember I had the same issue as you except the BSOD poped up anytime it's like, so this is how I fixed it: turn off the PC, pull out the cable cord and RAM, then I hold down the power button for about 1 minute (30 seconds if u like) then put one RAM in and boot up to BIOS only (play it safe) then turn off after you land in the desktop, and repeat the step, note: always hold down the power button before placing each RAM in, when you done doing all of it, prepare a clean Windows 10 setup in USB, boot up to that and install Windows 10, pretty much done, also make sure all the component in your PC is not dammage or faulty, by checking where you bought it.

It's not the thing that make your PC Crash as you can see here, non critical: https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/fix-distributedcom-error-10016-windows/

Your Power Supply is also too weak, do something about it or you will not live in peace.

Some old data still being stored on one of your PC Component, you must do something to get rid of it data, I would say that the ''replacing RAM method is pretty reliable'' also the ''Hold down the power button'' are too, RAM is the thing you want to look into first, I guess?