Windows 10: R9 390 WINDOWS 11 PROBLEM !!!!!

I have an "AMD R9 390" video card and my computer has Windows 11 operating system, but I am having a driver problem. No matter which game I enter, I get the error "your video card driver is outdated". When I look at the AMD application, my video card seems to be up to date. I don't see any problems when I test with FurMark. I have tried every way but I cannot solve this problem. Is there anyone who can help with this issue?

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R9 390 Not Performing Well On GTA V


Hi,
I recently upgraded from a HD7790 to an MSI R9 390 8gb. Every single game has an obvious performance increase, except GTA V. For some reason my old HD7790 can run GTA V on higher settings than my R9 390. Clearly something is wrong, but I'm not sure what. My CPU is an AMD A8 5500 and it does not pass the minimum CPU requirements for GTA V, so is it massively bottlenecking my GPU, or is the problem caused by something else?
Thanks.

 

Windows 10 1809 wont boot with my R9 390

So i tried multiple times to update from 1803 to 1809. Allways getting stuck at 30/45% percent. So tried several ways to get the update done. And after i removed my power pins from my R9 390 and Windows updated w/o any problems to 1809. After i did a shutdown
and reinserting the power pins and booting the PC, i got stuck at the following
picture.

Even with a fresh installation with a bootable usb got stuck on the same screen. So i can exclude the incompatibility of drivers provided by AMD. Because on a fresh installation w/o a plugged GPU, Windows wont install any. Just to a working version i went
back to 1803 which i used before the upgrade.

Current PC setup:

i7 3770k

24 GB DDR3

R9 390

2 Samsung SSDs

Several HDDs

 

Radeon R9 390 installation - losing picture and bad pool header error

600W PSU is sufficient for R9 390. Some people able to run R9 390 on 550W power supply, and the reason why you see 750W recommendation because they know that you're going to overclock and therefore bigger power supply like 750W should handle it no problem, and give you more headroom for future as well, but if you're going to CrossFire R9 390 that will be another story. AMD R9 series seems to be power hungry for some reason, and I believe due to new architecture or something. As long you don't do any intense overclock you should be fine with 600W.