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I also noticed a uplift in frame rates on my 390x cards with the new drivers in both games so yea there is that fingers crossed about no returning weird screen flashing. I have only ran 2 games so far so far without problems on the new drivers so here is hoping the screen flashing does not return.
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I fiddled with Afterburner for awhile and finally got it to do a overclock on both core and memory but now the card stays at full clocks even when idle so it wasted the power state settings but the temps are ok when idle around 42c used to be 34 idle and about the same as before under full load so I will keep the drivers for now as I have not seen any screen flashing as of yet like they what happened to my card with the first set of Relive drivers back in Dec 2016. I then tried MSI Afterburner heck it would not even set the clocks just flash the screen and they reverted back.
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8K monitors are slim pickings right now but it’s great for video card vendors to be prepared.Īs always, those interested in reading more or installing the updated hotfix drivers for AMD’s desktop, mobile, and integrated GPUs can find them either under the driver update section in Radeon Settings or on AMDs Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition download page. This opens display possibilities requiring much more bandwidth, and listed on the release notes are 8K 30Hz on a single cable and 8K 60Hz on two cables. The Polaris hardware has been able to support this feature since the start, however as displays are still catching up, AMD is only now finally enabling it. On the video interface front, AMD has finally formally enabled DisplayPort 1.4 HBR3 support.
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However also like Spacewarp, AMD is starting slow in adding support for Reprojection only the Radeon RX 480 and Radeon RX 470 cards on Windows 10 get support for Reprojection today. On a similar note, support for Valve's functionally similar SteamVR Asynchronous Reprojection technology has been added to AMD's drivers. Async Spacewarp support launched on AMD's RX 400 series (Polaris) cards last year, and as of this driver update, the Radeon R9 Fury (Fiji), Radeon R9 390, and Radeon R9 290 series (Hawaii) cards have been added to the list. First on the list, this AMD driver release enables support for Oculus’ Asynchronous Spacewarp technology, the company's latest frame extrapolation feature, on more AMD cards.
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Meanwhile As the VR agenda continues to move forward, support for the ecosystem continues to improve. Additionally, a sudden unplugging of AMD XConnect after installation of Radeon Software will no longer cause a system hang.
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This week’s AMD Radeon Software Crimson 17.4.1 release brings us Display Driver version (Windows Driver Store Version 22.19.156.1) and comes with multiple bug fixes, including a fix for Radeon Settings becoming unresponsive during a driver upgrade, a fix for display flicker when running windowed borderless applications on an AMD FreeSync display, and some improvement of Multi GPU scaling while playing Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands. Today’s AMD driver provides its fixes and steps us a little further along and prepares us for things to come. More specifically VR is still a developing phenomenon, and 8K is just cresting the Horizon. The game releases trickle this time of year, but the progression of technology marches on.