Constant colorful glitchy pixels across screen, black screens, and driver timeouts after Windows 11 and graphics drivers reinstall

For several months now, I had been having issues where I would experience a graphics driver timeout BSOD every few days when attempting tasks such as screenshots and screenshares. One day I attempted to fix this issue by using DDU to uninstall and reinstall my graphics drivers. I followed instructions and did the uninstall in safe mode, however upon trying to boot up the computer again I was simply greeted by a black screen. I soon discovered that if I typed in my password on said black screen, I could once again access to windows, however a very slow and clunky version of it. After attempting many troubleshooting options in Windows RE, I ultimately decided I would have to reinstall Windows, which I did.

Since reinstalling, my computer screen is constantly covered in small little clumps of colorful glitchy pixels that disappear and reappear randomly, and occasionally my screen will go black for a few seconds before Adrenaline informs me that I have had a driver timeout. I have tried everything relating to drivers, using DDU again and reinstalling, rolling back a version, etc.

Some things to note are that before reinstalling graphics drivers (after DDU uninstall), no glitchy pixels or issues are present, but as soon as the driver installs all the problems reappear. Another interesting thing is that when glitchy pixels appear within an active window, they will follow the window if it is moved around, and these pixels are clearly visible to windows as they appear in screen shots and screen recordings.

Is this an issue that can be fixed, or am I simply dealing with a dying GPU?

Thanks.

Windows Version: 24H2
AMD Adrenaline Version: 25.3.1

I would suggest uninstalling both graphics driver and graphics software again using DDU in safe mode.
I see a new driver and Adrenalin package was released 2 days ago. If that was not the version you were running try that new driver. If that was the version you were using go to the bottom of the page and attempt using an older driver.