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Eric-PC-Novice

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  1. So, I recently built a PC with an RX 5600 XT, and an Intel core i5 9400. On occasion, (usually every 30 minutes to an hour) I get MASSIVE frame drops, A and I ain't talking about a bit of lag here and there, I'm talking a steady 60 FPS (I have a 60 Hz monitor so that's the maximum for me) straight down to 5-10 FPS. And this doesn't just happen in games, it happens literally anywhere I use my computer. It even happens in my browser. If anyone knows the root of the problem and how to fix it, I'd be happy.
  2. I havent tried watching an mp4 file yet, but I predict the same thing will happen.
  3. Well, I mentioned YouTube specifically because I haven't been watching videos anywhere else.
  4. So, I just built my new PC with an Intel i5 9400, and a Radeon RX 5600 XT. I want to watch some YouTube videos (Ex: Linus Tech Tips). IT CRASHES, with an error titled: VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE. It crashes at weird times. EXAMPLE: A video is playing and I decide I want to check my subscriptions to see if any recent videos hit my subscription box, as soon as I click those three lines, it crashes, this also includes ANY part of the YouTube website WHILE a video is playing. EX: comments, search bar, pause button, etc. I have tried many solutions to the problem, none worked, PLEASE HELP. Edit: I forgot to mention I have tried a lot of solutions. Uninstalling and re-installing drivers with Amd's clean up utility to remove all drivers, then re-installing them, extracting the file, and installing just the drivers and not AMD's adrenaline software. I have also tried stuff with the command prompt, reg files, and other stuff that just didn't work.
  5. So, I just built my new PC with an Intel i5 9400, and a Radeon RX 5600 XT. I want to watch some YouTube videos (Ex: Linus Tech Tips). IT CRASHES, with an error titled: VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE. It crashes at weird times. EXAMPLE: A video is playing and I decide I want to check my subscriptions to see if any recent videos hit my subscription box, as soon as I click those three lines, it crashes, this also includes ANY part of the YouTube website WHILE a video is playing. EX: comments, search bar, pause button, etc. I have tried many solutions to the problem, none worked, PLEASE HELP.
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