### Profile

Khaydin

**User**  
Total Comments: 2  
Total Topics: 0

### Comments

#### 1. Game-Ready Drivers
Khaydin4mo  
I had to revert my drivers to a 581.xx driver because this 591.59 was causing random lockups while gaming. My computer was completely stable on 581.xx. At random times in random games my computer would just completely stop responding and eventually blue screen (i guess black screen now). I reverted back to the 581.xx and have not had a single crash since. With 591.59 I also noticed that some games were behaving weird. I was playing Arc Raiders the first time a crash happened, I noticed what seemed like flickering while playing that wasn't there in 581.xx. One of the blue screen errors was something about Memory Management. I did not catch what it was the second time but it was not the same. All of the crashes I experienced caused a blue screen (black screen now) and then took me into my BIOS like memory was unstable and it wanted me to change some settings. This does not and has NEVER happened with 581.xx, I can game for hours on end with no crashes.  
**My system:** Windows 11 25H2, AMD 7800 X3D, MSI 5070 Ti, Asus ROG Strix b650-A Gaming wifi motherboard, 32 GB gskill DDR5 RAM, 6000mhz

#### 2. Game-Ready Drivers
Khaydin3y  
Having issues with G-Sync flickering if G-Sync is turned on in the "enable for windowed and full screen mode" on my 3070 with this new driver. If I set G-SYNC to "enable for full screen mode" or I turn it off, the flickering goes away. This even affects Microsoft RDP. I work remotely on my computer and we use a software that uses Microsoft RDP as the underlying technology and with G-SYNC set to "enabled for windowed and full screen mode" it lags and flickers, almost looks like the Hz of the monitor drops when I'm looking at my RDP window (fullscreen). If I turn off G-SYNC or set it to only "enable for full screen mode" it goes back to being buttery smooth with no flickering.  
**Hardware:** Asus OC Edition 3070, 2x Monitors at 2560x1440, one is G-SYNC Capable (main monitor), second is G-SYNC Compatible.