Adjusting memory clocks in some third party overclocking applications may cause a hang on Radeon R9 390 Series products.Fast mouse movement may cause an FPS drop or stutter in Prey when running in Multi-GPU system configurations.AMD XConnect: Systems with Modern Standby enabled may experience a system hang after resuming from hibernation.Flickering may be observed on some Radeon RX 500 series products when using HDMI with QHD high refresh rate displays.HDR may fail to enable on some displays for QHD or higher resolutions.Virtual Super Resolution may fail to enable on some Radeon RX 400 and Radeon RX 500 series graphics products.Here is the list, taken directly from AMD’s release notes: That GPU’s performance in Prey is also a bit faster, with a four percent improvement.ĪMD also listed a number of issues that have been resolved in Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.6.1. Version 17.6.1 adds in multi-GPU support, along with up to 30 percent faster performance on the Radeon RX 580 8GB GPU when the game is configured with 8xMSAA turned on. On Thursday, AMD updated the software to version 17.6.1, with the usual performance improvements for some popular titles along with a host of fixes.įirst up is improved support for Dirt 4. This is doubly true with the GPU, where new drivers and software can dramatically improve performance and reliability and periodically add new features.ĪMD’s Radeon Software Crimson Relive Edition software is no different, as it provides not only the core drivers for the company’s Radeon GPUs but also provides a host of added functionality. The easiest way to get the most out of your PC is to make sure you are running the most current drivers for all of your components.
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