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As it turns out, the EDID was screwed up and ToastyX was able to determine what needed to be done and I am now running at 3840x2160 on the desktop and 2560x1440 ingame.

Any ideas on anything we may have missed?

To confirm that, is that not what I am trying to accomplish here? By using CRU to change the resolution? If you look at the specs for this exact card, it's supposed to be able to do the 38xxX2160 res and the tv supports up to 2160p.

Tried that, when I restart the driver, it makes the sound of something getting unplugged. Then loads 1920x1080 with no higher option in display settings. it is still listed in cru.

Ok, while I have gotten the driver to not crash when directly connected to the tv, I cannot seem to set any other res using cru. I need help.

I had already tried the EDID setting on the RCA tv and it made the screen go all weird. So I switched it back to 1.4. 2.0 kinda looks like stretched wide mode. So I tried CRU and got windows to set 1920x1080 as recommended and not the 720x480 that it was prior. I am currently plugged into the tv...

I bought that same cable and it changed nothing.

Any other ideas as to a cause and fix?

Ok so my video card is not running at x16 as it should when in the top slot. May be due to the M.2 drive that is my os drive.

Still waiting to hear back.

I also tried a bios flash on the graphics card with no luck. Any other ideas?

I have ultra hi speed hdcp compliant hdmi cables coming tomorrow. if I can get this resolved with the tv, I'll get the receiver again.

I was originally going pc to new receiver to tv, til I thought the card was dead. So I took it back. Now when trying to connect to the same tv directly, it causes the same error. https://rca-televisions.com/product/rtuc6520

Already using the last one they released a few years or so back.

I did keep the new one for long as I was sort of lead to think that my card was dead. So I went to memory express to check out new cards, eventually brought my pc there and they plugged it into their monitor and it worked. So now I'm trying to find out why this won't work when connecting...

Now, I didn't try the new cable with the HDCP setting in the radeon settings turned off. Would that make a difference?

Yamaha mentioned HDCP settings. So I disabled this within radeon but no luck.

Got an email back from AMD on this and they said to reset the cmos and reseat the card. Only problem with this, is I can't get back into the bios to reset things as this bios doesn't like tvs. Won't load properly. This changed nothing anyways.

When I first got the receiver saturday and saw that error, I went back and got high end hdmi cables and still had the same results. As for drivers, I tried 2 from amd & one 3rd party driver. All had the same issue. Both the card & the tv are 4k compatible, yet they will not work together when...

PC to receiver via HDMI to the IN 2 HDMI port also labeled as DTV/Cable. Then from the HDMI out port to the tv. I never got the chance to dig into the receiver much as I was sort of lead to think my card my be fooked, so I took it back. Just bought it Saturday and took it back the next day. Just...

Ok, am just now realizing that this card has a dual bios. And that did not make a difference. For reference, I am using the XFX MERC 308 version of the RX 6600 XT.

I took the new yamaha back thinkin my card was fooked.

No spare drives. I have emailed yamaha and amd about this.

I did take the whole pc there and they plugged into their monitor, no idea on specs, but it worked as it should. Was using the monitor the tech guy uses at the main station that also has the pos unit.

I reseated all cables & also tried the other slot. If the power consumption is default or full strength, no go. Doesn't matter which Radeon driver I try either.

I live in London, ON. Psup is 850w. No 3rd party apps at all in regards to anything related other than software for my mouse.

Crap, sorry about that. It's an XFX RX 6600 XT. Brand new, not used. Bought earlier in 2022. Bought from memory express.

Different brands of cables and different quality. The tv is an RCA 65 inch curved UHD. https://rca-televisions.com/product/rtuc6520 This is the link to the receiver I was trying to use. https://ca.yamaha.com/en/products/audio_visual/av_receivers_amps/rx-v385_u/index.html

Turned it on, no difference. I gather you mean issue detection? It is off.

HDMI assurance was disabled by default. Can't find error detection. Radeon driver crashes still when plugging direct to tv.

Looking for ideas on a cause/fix for this. Have searched the forum before posting. Everything was working fine before now and all I did was change the receiver from a Yamaha RX V663 which is a good 30yrs old to a Yamaha RX V-385 which is brand new. Ran DDU and installed the latest driver. No...