Closed MasterKamen closed 8 months ago
Hi @MasterKamen Did you use DDU before installing 5739? I tried to replicate with 2 of the games you mentioned (American Truck Simulator & Bus Simulator 2018) but they both ran just fine.
By the way, I also see you have a Ryzen 3 2200G system. Technically this isn't a supported hw configuration for Arc (see here) so you may encounter unreliable performance (or other types of issues) here and there...
Hi @MasterKamen Did you use DDU before installing 5739? I tried to replicate with 2 of the games you mentioned (American Truck Simulator & Bus Simulator 2018) but they both ran just fine.
By the way, I also see you have a Ryzen 3 2200G system. Technically this isn't a supported hw configuration for Arc (see here) so you may encounter unreliable performance (or other types of issues) here and there...
I DDU'd the driver now and reinstalling has fixed the problem. However, I do not trust that it won't happen again. The last time I "fixed" it in a similar way, it started occuring again while the system was being used about a day later.
Having read a lot about this particular combination (Ryzen 2000 and B350 chipset) I'm attributing the issues to the very dodgy ReBAR support on the old CPU and motherboard. I'm upgrading the CPU tomorrow so I guess only time will tell if the problem is gone for good.
Thank you for the effort.
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Game [Required]
American Truck Simulator, Bus Simulator 2018, rFactor 2, Minecraft, Need for Speed Heat, Uboat
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Processor / Processor Number [Required]
Ryzen 3 2200G
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Intel Arc A750 Limited Edition
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31.0.101.5379
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ssu.txt Note that the BIOS version/date is incorrect, I am running Gigabyte BIOS F51 (the latest version). It reports as AMI because I used one of their utilities to toggle some settings. The BIOS is entirely stock other than modified "optimal" default values for some settings. The graphics driver version is the older one because I downgraded to fix the issues I'm reporting.
Description and steps to reproduce [Required]
I am encountering terrible performance (4 fps) in the listed games and in graphically accelerated software. The performance issue seems to be specific to the .5379 driver version. 5333 has no such issues but has graphical bugs in a number of other games. DaVinci Resolve hardware acceleration does not work like it should, it chokes the GPU and it performs worse than pure software rendering on the CPU. Render time for a 15 minute 4k video is about an hour, compared to 18 minutes on the previous driver version. The performance does not improve after lowering any settings, it always hovers between 4 to 7 fps. I have noticed that Euro Truck Simulator 2 (a game that is very similar to American Truck Simulator under the hood) performs as it's supposed to, around 80 fps at 1440p.
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There is no difference in performance, no matter the resolution
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Off
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I have tried all possible graphics settings and it does not change the performance.
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