Loading maps hangs - can only remedy by repeatedly opening CNTRL-ALT-DEL dialogue window

For some reason, with this new installation of Windows 10, I've noticed that my maps in BeamNG will not load until I do the thing which I mentioned above. The loading progress just stops until I bring up the dialogue window, cancel it, and then bring it up again. Each time, it causes it to load a little further, then stop again.

What gives?

 

Perhaps it had something to do with my unreliable internet connection which I had whilst I was performing the original installation of BeamNG. Thanks—I'll try re-installing the game (hopefully on better internet, soon).

 

Well, I re-installed the entire game, and this issue is still present. The game also crashes minutes into game-play, and an error window tells me that my GPU went unresponsive. This is a clean installation of Windows 10, and my graphics drivers were installed properly. Granted, I wonder if it's an issue with Windows 10. I almost feel like going back to Windows 7.
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Just re-installed the graphics drivers; and, while it did manage to fix the loading issues, the game still managed to crash after around 30 minutes or so of game-play. That's better than before, but the issue is still not entirely fixed. Also, my entire game is not as fast as it used to be. I am noticing a slight decrease in FPS. Probably has something to do with the newly-installed graphics drivers, or maybe the fact that the game hasn't cached fully yet... IDK.

 

Just re-installed the graphics drivers; and, while it did keep the game from crashing immediately, it still managed to crash after around 30 minutes or so of game-play. That's better than before, but the issue is still not entirely fixed. Also, my entire game is not

Okay, I will do that. Yes, this is a little different from my first post. I forgot to mention that the game has been crashing, and that I have been receiving fewer FPS on certain maps. The issue with loading is fixed now (ever re-installing the game and updating my GPU drivers); however, these two former issues are still present.
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Okay, here is the ID I received after the game crashed: 26542.
For good measure, I also restarted the game and tried sending files again; the ID from that is 26543.

-Thanks

 

My card is not overclocked. How should I go about resetting this? I updated the drivers and it fixed nothing. I guess I could try uninstalling them entirely and re-installing with the original DVD that came with the card.


EDIT: researched some more and found out that AMD's drivers are at fault. Someone was able to fix things by manually dialing-in the card's clock. Yikes... I want AMD to fix this.

 

I changed the temperature threshold, which allowed my GPU to stay cooler and run longer, but it did eventually end up crashing (albeit much later). Bad drivers.