Windows users: Do you think AMD forces a malware on your system?

#1

So immediately right after your system freezes, you reboot and run AMD Adrenaline and low and behold a new update is available. This has happened, without fail, several times on my system between both Adrenaline updates and periodic Windows Updates. It just seems unlikely that crashes should happen right before or during new update releases and I swear I makes me shit on their car.

For those who own AMD hardware…you just had a crash did you not?

maybe it would help to note that I’m on a 4K monitor.60hz. browsing internet or watching a video on VLC. no game playing at all. Infact, never had it happen while gaming ever.

#2

No

#3

I have AMD CPU, AMD GPU and nVidia I didn’t experience any problems last to all.

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#4

ever have coincidental type crashes for any other type of software?

#5

cpu as well huh? any particular reason why you thought an amd cpu and gpu would work better then say an intel cpu ?

#6

Stupid shit no one cares about. God you’re fucking lame. Seriously yall fucking lame that are left on here. Cant even look for anything funny on here anymore cause you fuckers left on here are rětarded. Especially your bitch ass. Like fucks sake bro, find some people to hang out with. Stop laming up this ghost town.

#7

it brought you back mofo.

#8

Not really. Just felt like yelling at your dumb ass.

#9

its been quiet lately…if you want to throw a ball or two about something be my guest.

#10

There were failures only due to overclocking of RAM.

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#11

Ryzen 5 3600, RX 6700 XT (For gaming) RTX 2060 (for stream) Connected to the motherboard Asus ROG STRIX Gaming F WiFi 2.
Why AMD? Intel often changes the socket and you need to change the processor.

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#12

Interesting. I get this, but I the same time, almost always I upgrade mobo/ram/cpu all at the same time because they usually get dated around the same time.

Last time I had amd by the time an upgrade was due, everything needed to be updated.

No hate on AMD, their CPU’s right now (and for the last decade) have been better than intel, albeit more power hungry.