Your still changing the fan speed from automatic to manual and you haven't moved your Power Limit from default which throttles your card. Kingfish 10:08 AM ( in response to snapperorgan) Possibly it could also be a Windows or BIOS Configuration settings issue not strictly an AMD Driver issue.Īlso you probably need to configure the RX 480 to be more stable by using the following settings in WATTMAN from another experienced User:
At the bottom of the OS in blue has "Previous Drivers" link. If you continue to have BSODs then try installing an older previous AMD Driver and see if it more stable. Here is the latest AMD RX 480 Driver from AMD Download page: Radeon™ RX 480 Drivers & Support | AMD *I believe the All In One AMD Driver includes the CHIPSET also* Make sure you have the latest BIOS version installed () and AMD CHIPSET which includes the VGA Driver All In One (). Overclocking can cause many BSODs to occur.įrom ASRock Support concerning your Motherboard: ASRock > Fatal1ty B450 Gaming K4 If you are Overclocking anything, put everything back to "Default". Any unsaved work is likely lost.įrom Microsoft Support concerning your BSOD Error: Bug Check 0x3B SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION - Windows drivers | Microsoft Docs This is a fatal Windows error, typically called a Stop message, Bug Check, or more commonly the Blue Screen of Death (BSoD). SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION STOP: 0x0000003B I can play videogames, run a benchmark but only the android emulator causes the BSOD. If I can't find a fix, I may need to return everything I've bought and try a completely different build, but I really prefer to get this working. The same BSOD code, clean installed the drivers, ran a DISM and SFC (if I recall correctly) and nothing comes up. On screen it says 'System Service Exception', delving further I find stopcode 0x000003b, caused by driver nostkrnl.exe.Īfter trying a few things regarding SVM, HyperV/Hypervisor, driver-reinstall, a memtest and disabling antivirus, I made two changes in my build. Enabling Hyper-V or Hypervisor only speeds up the BSOD happening. Problems: After enabling SVM and IOMMU, using either Bluestacks, Nox or Memu (android emulators) causes BSOD crashes. I've upgraded my pc with a new Ryzen 2600x, a new motherboard and a new M.2 SSD with a clean Windows 10 install. I've asked this question on a different forum before, I'll try to keep it succinct.
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