This is exactly why I suggest that people don't upgrade their graphics drivers unless they have an actual reason to do so such as a new game they got needing the latest drivers, the release notes show bug fixes for a game they are having a problem with, or security issues. Might also mention I like the game, heard of the series before and have seen the movie, but zero other experience from the franchise.

Might also mention I like the game, heard of the series before and have seen the movie, but zero other experience from the seems that the game is running stable with Radeon Driver Version 21.30.23.01-211018a-373652C as stated in the Radeon Software Control Panel. This does of course not take into account other games that may need the latest driver, so as long as it works for the games you play and you are happy with that everything might be ok.

I have played three sessions approximately 1-3 hours each since I did this and had no repetition of the crashes. There is an optional driver update available via Windows Update that you might not want to install, and of course, you should, for now, not update the Radeon driver even if prompted to do so by Radeon Software itself. From here: AMD Radeon RX 5600 XT Drivers & Support | AMD (I actually think those might be the same for W11 - Adrenalin 21.10.2 Recommended (WHQL) 456 MB Release Date ) Installed the earliest WHQL driver for Windows 10 available from the Radeon site, which was that one I mentioned.

Checked before and after in DXDIAG that the drivers were actually uninstalled.Uninstalled all Radeon drivers using Guru3D's utility for that in W11 Safe Mode (a well known resource for those wanting to use a 'bigger hammer') DDU: ().Seems that the game is running stable with Radeon Driver Version 21.30.23.01-211018a-373652C as stated in the Radeon Software Control Panel.

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