Welcome to another video.

Now, before we get started, Have you ever wondered what a high end PC from 2014 is capable of in 2020?

Well, my friend Darren Short Woz.

And if you check out the latest video on his channel, you'll see how well the 47 90 k on GTX 9 80 dough in 2020 with some modern games.

I thoroughly enjoyed the video, and I think you guys will as well.

His camera work on production.

Quality is vastly superior to mine, too, so you might enjoy that because you won't get that level of editing here anyway.

Moving on Andi I want to discuss AM these drivers because it's no secret that a lot of people have been experiencing issues with the drivers over the past few months, myself included.

So I bought 5760 a while back.

You may remember the video I made on it, and in that one I detailed a few problems that I was having.

I was experiencing black screens and the odd, crackling sound bug that could only be resolved by uninstalling in reinstalling the audio drivers.

It was it wasn't ideal, to say the least, put it that way on with the recent release off their radio and software, I've seen a lot of reports that most off the problems have Bean fixed.

So I want to detail my experiences with regards to the radio on a 5000 serious cards right now, just to give you guys some idea of any issues that have been resolved and any issues that still remain before, let's say I fired up again like Fallout four, for example, now for what for would run for about half an hour before freezing.

And the only way to resolve this would be to restart the whole system.

I tested the game with a couple of in video cards on this problem was non existent, and therefore I could pin it down to a driver problem because I also tested it with a couple of older radio on cards with older driver versions.

And again, the problem didn't exist.

Take another game, for example, Battlefield five off and found that running that at a resolution that was lower than the native one of my monitor and I would see a black screen.

The only way to resolve.

This was to walk tab out of the game on close it from the taskbar.

This again was pretty inconvenient.

It wasn't just those two games, and I found a Google chrome started messing around as well.

Very occasionally, when I opened that up, I would just get a black screen with the only thing visible being the address bar, which again isn't exactly ideal when you're trying to browse the Web.

So have aimed these latest drivers fixed my problems well, I'm happy to report that.

Yes, they have the majority of them, at least no longer a my experiencing black screens.

And no longer am I experiencing freezes most of the time.

But it wasn't a straightforward as updating the graphics software.

So yesterday I had to totally reformat my PC and reinstall Windows 10 because of a totally separate issue.

I just found that everything was running a bit off, so I thought, You know what?

Let's treat the PC to a complete rainstorm Before this.

Well, I was still experiencing a couple off problems, namely with older games that would black screen when trying to run them at lower resolutions.

This was despite numerous attempts at performing, cleaning stores off the uninstalling, everything with DD you or display driver uninstaller.

I had also found that upgrading from the previous version to the newest version without running the display driver and install it first of all again, would cause a black screen.

And again, this is what I would call a mild inconvenience.

So when are installed?

Windows 10 Pro Version 1909 This morning, Andi reinstalled the latest Andy drivers from the website, the version of which will be somewhere on screen here just because I can't quite remember what the latest revision is cold, but it will be on screen.

When I reinstalled these drivers.

Of course, it was a clean installation.

After installing Windows 10 I found everything worked.

This is the way I had always wanted my 5700 x t to run.

I still noticed a couple of black screen issues in older games, but I found it turning on GPU.

Scaling resolved this something that I was also doing before, but didn't guarantee that the problem would be fixed.

As far as I can tell, there has been much improvement to aim these latest drivers and I am experiencing a lot less issues than I were Waas beforehand.

That includes the fuzzy sound issue I had before as well, which is now completely gone.

But it did take a complete reinstall of Windows to get rid of the majority of my problems.

And again, that isn't an ideal situation for most people.

But you know, no, everyone's experiences are going to be the same.

The reason I wanted to make this video was because I felt like I should talk to you about what I've been experiencing with this GPU, just in case any of you are thinking of buying something from the Rx 5000 range.

When I bought the card, I did say I was going to stick with it through thick and thin.

I didn't want to just give up on it and go for a video card, because that's what I have ended up doing in the past.

This hasn't been the most exciting video in the world, more of just a detailed description of software issues as opposed to anything else.

But I wanted to talk to you guys about it because it's something I have noticed, and I feel that it's someone who primarily talks about or tests PC hardware.

I should at least give you my opinions.

I seem to have found that the drivers are now a lot better.

Then they were, and that's all I could ever ask for.

Thank you for watching, and hopefully I'll see all of you in the next one.

If I had to pen a letter to a M.

D, then I would probably say, Dear am, do you thank you for sticking with your new cards and improving the drivers, but I guess we'll just have to see how the new revisions will impact things because it could always get worse.

You never know.

I'm sure it won't a lot off.