During RDR2 exploration, driver mismatches with the game engine cause frequent random crashes; wouldn't resetting the graphics protocol stack effectively cure these low-level interference issues?

Telemetry logs clearly show that the motherboard's firmware is tripping over asynchronous instructions from the game engine, leading to a complete command queue hang. Simply wiping the drivers felt pointless until I performed a hard reset of the graphics protocol stack and tweaked the PCI Express power management settings to prevent late-stage signal drops. Monitoring with GPU-Z showed the bus interface stabilizing from a glitchy fluctuation of 1.2ns - 2.5ns to a steady 0.8ns - 1.1ns range. Is the problem gone for good? For the most part, though a few frame dips still pop up during heavy thunderstorms in-game, which is probably just engine optimization. I spent way too long fighting a losing battle with driver updates before realizing the handshake protocol was the actual murderer. For those stuck in a crash loop, digging into the microcode and clearing the protocol cache is the only real way to stop the instability. It's a tedious process, but the peace of mind is worth the struggle.