Radeon crashing on games fix

Fix Radeon GPU crashes in games by adjusting VRAM frequency using AMD software and monitoring GPU memory errors with HW Monitor.

Key Takeaways

GPU memory errors can cause game crashes on Radeon GPUs.
HW Monitor is useful for detecting GPU memory errors.
Adjusting VRAM frequency in AMD software can fix these crashes.
Lowering VRAM frequency is an effective solution.
Optimal tuning avoids crashes without compromising performance.

What the video covers

If your computer crashes during gaming, check for GPU memory errors using HW Monitor.
Open the sensors tab in HW Monitor to identify any GPU memory errors.
Use AMD software and navigate to the Performance tab, then Tuning.
Access the Custom tuning option to adjust VRAM frequency settings.
Lowering the VRAM frequency can eliminate GPU memory errors and prevent crashes.
Find the optimal VRAM frequency that avoids errors without going too high or too low.
This method helps stabilize gaming performance on Radeon GPUs.
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How can I check if GPU memory errors are causing my game crashes?

Install HW Monitor and open the sensors tab to look for GPU memory errors. If errors appear, they may be causing the crashes.

What setting should I adjust to fix Radeon GPU crashes in games?

You should lower the VRAM frequency in the AMD software under the Performance tab and Tuning section to eliminate GPU memory errors.

Is there a risk in adjusting the VRAM frequency too much?

Yes, you should find the best frequency that stops memory errors without going too high or too low to maintain stability and performance.

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Speaker A

If your computer keeps crashing on games, then you can try this solution. Install HW Monitor and open the sensors tab. Look for GPU memory errors, and if there are any, keep watching this video. In the meantime, you can subscribe. Next, open your AMD software.

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Speaker A

Choose the Performance tab and then Tuning. There should be a Custom button which allows you to set a few parameters. I've lowered VRAM frequency, and since then, there are no more GPU memory errors. Set the best frequency that doesn't give any memory errors, but don't go too much in

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Speaker A

either direction. You can play without crashing now.

Topics:RadeonGPU crash fixgaming crash solutionAMD softwareVRAM frequencyHW MonitorGPU memory errorsgame stabilitygraphics card troubleshootingPC gaming fix

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