DO NOT install the chipset driver from your motherboard manufacturer.Install motherboard CHIPSET driver from AMD.com (Chipsets > AMD Socket AM4 > Choose your board type).Check in your motherboard manual for appropriate steps.Update your motherboard BIOS (My X570 came with a bios more than a month old).I had ethernet unplugged as I did the install.Start with a fresh install of Windows 10 version 1903 (Solution should work regardless of this, but use as last resort).So I believe some (if not almost all) of my random crashes were due to the Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe drive being inserted into M2 #1, because once I moved the drive and reinstalled windows I have not had a SINGLE WHEA 17 PCIe error in event viewer. For the X570 MSI Gaming Pro Carbon M2 #1 does not have SATA where #2 does. UNTIL THERE IS A BIOS UPDATE (to 1.0.0.3AB) DO NOT install an NVMe M2 SSD into a M2 slot that DOES NOT also accept SATA - instead, install the drive into the M2 slot that does accept SATA. UPDATE 1: I got stuck in a BSOD boot loop and had to move my M2 drive & reinstall Windows 10 - This is an unrelated issue to the 5700xt Wanted to get a comment in here to mark as solution, as myself and others seem to have stable systems. X570 MSI Gaming Pro Carbon (Bios MFlashed to 7B93v11) Since doing the DDU I have ran Heaven on ultra settings and scored 2845 with 112.9 frames (43 min / 210 max), I will reply back here if I crash again. I personally have done these steps and have not crashed (yet) but others are stating they are still having issues with older motherboards. Upon reinstallation DO NOT enable any settings Radeon adviser suggests. To do so, DDU (while in windows safe mode) the GPU driver, then reinstall the 5700xt driver (Adrenaline). The problem is when you disable it, the bug will persist though the setting is off and the only way to undo the setting is by DDUing the GPU driver. Other forums are reporting multiple users experiencing this issue due to AMD Radeon VSR (virtual screen resolution) being enabled via setting adviser. The crashes are either full system crashes (causes EZ Debug LED which forces you to clear/jump the CMOS) or more recently crashes to desktop and the system will reboot automatically. Her system has been issue free without a single crash, where as mine has crashed in every game I play (Fornite, WoW, LoL, Rust, Stardew Valley). Have been having issues since day with my 5700xt, it should be noted that I have two identical builds (one for me, one for my wife).
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