So the time out errors could be related to switching video modes or initializing a new mode.

However today I also had the same time out error happen while just watching a stream in full screen (but another tidbit about Twitch sometimes when watching a stream the bit rate of the streamer might drop & thus the resolution also drops - again switching from 1080p to 480p).

And I have two separate PCIe power connectors connected (not on the same line)īut when I enable PCIe 4.0 it seems to randomly lag / crash my AMD RX 6800 video card driver which gives me a warning message detected a 'driver time out : send report?' Mostly I've only noticed it in the desktop when viewing live streams such as on Twitch especially when switching between tabs/streamers (this tends to auto switch the video resolution from 1080p to 480p when not watching - then switching back to the tab it goes back to 1080p) and or the problem happens when switching between full screen & windowed video. With a Rosewill Glacier 1000w 80 Plus Bronze PSU. Next I have an extremely low CAS latency RAM Kit - G.Skill Royal 3200 CL14 32GB (F4-3200C14D-32GTRG). Saitek fuel controller and deicer levers.I have an (AMD 3950x) on an (ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Hero) *newest BIOS installed. Sim Racing studio wind and tactile generators. Next level V3 Motion platform on GT Ultimate rig.Ģ Buttkickers on race rig with 300watt earthquake amp. RAM: Corsair Vengeance 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4/3600mhzĥ.1 logitech sound system Soundblaster Z. Its perfectly capable of smooth high res play and is stable at factory settings. I tried it as an experiment and the sim went mental.

With MSFS2020 I ts a known thing that it does NOT like o/c.

Msi kombustor crash during test