I did, however, turn FSR to Performance, but I'm unsure if that really effected crashing or not.ĮDIT** - back to crashing tons in Horizon I'm beginning to think maybe, just maybe, this was a shitty port. I made a few adjustments to the way Windows 11 launches the game, such as Windowless Optimization being turned off, and now running my undervolt/over-power limit, I'm able to play it so far without any crashes. I also had multiple, multiple crashes in Horizon: Zero Dawn with reasonable settings and running FSR Quality.

I wonder if it's just a thing, if the card crashes and Adrenalin software detects this, it resets to default, perhaps in order to ensure the card functions because it may believe the tuning caused the crash? I'm unsure. I'm running a Sapphire Pulse RX 6600 in my ITX build, but after creating an undervolt and increasing power limit, I saved a profile which has successfully not reset thus far. I noticed this as well, anytime I had a crash or WattMan went down (also crash), the settings would reset. Other more major things for me to consider is updating MB bios, it is June 2021 for my MSI b550 A-Pro. I'll only post an update if there is good news. Last thing I'll tinker with is Power Mode: 'Best Performance' in Performance and Energy. Throwing in the towel, not going to actively try and solve it. Here's how to squeeze every last drop of performance out of AMD Radeon. (much later I tried to mess with Power Option changes to cause the reset. Home Windows How to Tweak Your AMD Radeon Settings for the Best Gaming Performance in Windows By Aman Kumar Published Sometimes it's not about how powerful your GPU is it's how you use it. something seems suss, or could be coincidence. back from errands, booted up and checked Adrenaline, WattMan reset again. reverted Power Option changes, shutdown.

checked Adrenaline, WattMan reset message booted up, made changes to Power Options -> related to USB still suspicious and not conclusive unfortunately. I turned on my system just to troubleshoot and check Adrenaline status. This is frustrating because I wasn't running anything on my PC between these two tasks. After shutting down and going out for groceries. I should've checked Adrenaline before making any system power changes.

But the complication is that I had to troubleshoot a USB drive and had changed settings in Windows power management. One week later, no WattMan resets so far.

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