Crashes on AMD · Checks, not a tuning profile
Funnel Runners Crash Checks on AMD Systems
Direct answer
First update to the current game build, record the exact crash trigger, and reproduce it without stacking driver or hardware changes. If the crash continues, the October 27 hotfix asks players with some crashes to try the game's Safe Mode.
Do not treat the July AMD tuning guide, frequency changes, or voltage changes as a current fix. The October notes do not publish a new AMD profile, universal graphics setting, or hardware-tuning branch.
The October 27–30 notes fix several named crashes and still describe crashes or performance problems on some setups, but they do not list a current AMD-specific fault or tuning profile.
Funnel Runners AMD crash: start with current low-risk checks
The current official notes support a narrow game-level check, not a current AMD settings profile.
Capture the exact crash boundary
Record the game version, GPU model, driver version, crash timing, error text, and whether the problem is a crash, a shader hitch, or general stutter.
Test on the current game build
Patch #015 fixes several named crashes and Shader Compilation behavior. Update first, then reproduce the same situation before changing any driver or hardware setting.
Use Safe Mode only for a continuing crash
Hotfix #0.14.1 asks players with some crashes on specific setups or situations to try the game's Safe Mode. It does not publish a menu path, AMD profile, or guarantee.
Report instead of escalating into tuning
If the crash persists, keep the recorded details for a report. Do not add a copied driver, registry, frequency, or voltage change just to extend the test.
Guide scope
Follow the current in-game prompts and the limits below. This page covers the task named above, not every possible failure or game system.
Keep the answer bounded
What the current crash notes do not guarantee
The current notes help bound a report; they cannot diagnose one PC or certify a profile.
- That an AMD GPU is the cause of a current crash or that one setting fixes every crash.
- A certified AMD profile, benchmark result, success rate, or universal graphics setting.
- A current frequency, voltage, driver, or Adrenalin recommendation for your GPU.
- A Safe Mode menu path, a recovery guarantee, DDU, registry edits, unknown downloads, or generic driver surgery.