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AMD Radeon Adrenalin Edition 17.12.1 download
on: 12/12/2017 03:40 PM [ 252 comment(s) ]
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Download AMD Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.12.1 driver. Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition, designed to give gamers deeply immersive gameplay and inspired by today’s era of social, connected gaming. The latest release introduces several new features that bring Radeon fans greater control over their gaming experience and connect them to others around the world.
We have a discussion thread open on these drivers right here. We also have a background article ready for this driver which you may read, right here.
Radeon Settings
- Added new Connect tab which houses new social engagement features.
- Added new Gallery tab for Radeon ReLive recording file management, video trimming, and social platform sharing functionality.
- Added new Accounts tab to connect ReLive content and upload sharing to social platforms
- Added new Resource Center tab highlighting informative guides and instructions for Radeon Software features.
- Added new Performance Monitoring tab.
- Added three UI themes for Radeon Settings customization.
- Added new AMD Link tab to connect Radeon Settings to the AMD Link mobile application. For more information on AMD Link visit here.
Radeon Overlay
- Added new Overlay feature (default ALT+R) allowing management of certain Radeon Settings features while in-game or on desktop such as Radeon ReLive, Radeon FreeSync, Radeon Chill, Frame Rate Target Control, Display Color, and Performance Monitoring.
- Added performance monitoring overlay to display system performance metrics in DirectX® 9, 11, 12, and Vulkan™ applications.
- Added performance logging feature to save performance metrics to a file.
Radeon ReLive
- Further optimized for lower FPS overhead while using Radeon ReLive for recording. (RS-198)
- Added support for Vulkan™ API.
- Added support for Eyefinity.
- Added support for borderless window region capture.
- Added support for mouse button hotkeys.
- Added chat and viewer count overlay for Radeon ReLive live streaming to supported platforms.
- Added Chroma Key support to allow background transparency when using a webcam.
- Now supports expanded social platforms.
- Now supports a separate microphone and audio track recording.
Radeon Chill
- Radeon Chill now has expanded support for most game titles.
Enhanced Sync
- Added support for all GCN-based Radeon graphics products.
- Added support for Vulkan™ API.
- Added support Multi-GPU configurations.
- Added support for Eyefinity configurations.
Radeon WattMan
- Added new profile functionality to save and load user defined Radeon WattMan profile configurations to local hard disk.
Frame Rate Target Control
- Added support for Vulkan™ API.
Radeon FreeSync
- Added support for HDR10 titles with Radeon FreeSync2 displays.
- Added per-application Radeon FreeSync support.
Resolved Issues
- OverWatch™ may experience a random or intermittent hang on some system configurations.
- Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Siege may experience an application hang when breaching walls with grenades or explosives.
- Netflix playback in a browser or via UWP application may experience stutter.
- After recording with Radeon ReLive GPU usage and clocks may remain in high states.
- Assassin's Creed®: Origins may experience bright or saturated lighting in cave missions.
- Mass Effect Andromeda™ may have issues enabling HDR10 on an HDR capable display.
- Forza™ Horizon 3 may experience corruption on rocks or foliage during gameplay.
- Halo™ Wars 2 may experience a crash on game launch.
- Enabling HBCC on Radeon RX Vega in multi GPU system configurations may cause the secondary graphics card to be hidden in Radeon Settings until reboot.
- Resizing the Radeon Settings window may cause the UI to restart or hang with HBCC enabled.
Known Issues
- Upgrading Radeon Software with Radeon RX Vega series graphics products in multi GPU on X99 chipsets may cause system instability after reboot.
- Radeon Settings may experience a hang when enabling AMD CrossFire with three or more graphics products.
- Performance Metrics Overlay may hang if enabled when cycling display power off and on.
- Trimming videos may fail to create a thumbnail if the video contains non-English characters.
- 3x1 display configurations may experience instability during Eyefinity creation or during gaming.
- The "Reset" function in Radeon Settings for Display, ReLive, and Video may not work as intended when using Radeon Settings in certain regional languages.
- Radeon WattMan may intermittently fail to load profiles for Radeon RX Vega on the global Radeon Wattman page.
- Rise of the Tomb Raider™ may experience an intermittent application hang during gameplay.
- A random system hang may be experienced after extended periods of use on system configurations using 12 GPU's for compute workloads.
- The GPU Workload feature may cause a system hang when switching to Compute while AMD CrossFire is enabled. A workaround is to disable AMD CrossFire before switching the toggle to Compute workloads.
- The all-new Radeon Overlay, a seamless in-game user interface that enables gamers to monitor their GPU performance, tailor their gameplay to their unique preferences and engage with other gamers without ever leaving the game. Radeon Overlay provides one-click access to Radeon ReLive, Performance Monitoring, Radeon Chill, Frame Rate Target Control (FRTC), Radeon FreeSync and Color settings.
- The first-of-its-kind AMD Link mobile app serves as a powerful complement to Radeon Software on the desktop, at home as a convenient second screen, or on the go. The AMD Link dashboard features streaming and replay with Radeon ReLive, GPU and PC performance monitoring, an AMD News Feed, and notifications for new driver releases. AMD link is available today for both iOS and Android users.
Have you read our Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition Driver December 2017 Analysis already?
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#5505181 Posted on: 12/29/2017 12:50 AM
Anybody experience random crash in GTA V on this drivers?
I think it was OC fault, but i excluded it when I and my friend with RX 480 riding in same vehicle and get crash in the same time.
I will try new 17.12.2 tomorrow.
Anybody experience random crash in GTA V on this drivers?
I think it was OC fault, but i excluded it when I and my friend with RX 480 riding in same vehicle and get crash in the same time.
I will try new 17.12.2 tomorrow.
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#5505194 Posted on: 12/29/2017 02:03 AM
I get a lot of tearing in VLC video player and some 2D games or 3D games with flat maps, but full moving 3D games like fps and car games enchanced sync has really worked its magic.
Im going to try the newest to see if it fixes the tearing.
I get a lot of tearing in VLC video player and some 2D games or 3D games with flat maps, but full moving 3D games like fps and car games enchanced sync has really worked its magic.
Im going to try the newest to see if it fixes the tearing.
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#5505422 Posted on: 12/29/2017 09:47 PM
Couldn't use this driver with my RX 470. It caused massive hitching and even total freezes and lockups in Forza Horizon 3 and World of Warcraft. The 12.2 was a little better but still not good. I went back to the 17.7.2 package which I believe was the last one that did not support Vega. It works flawlessly. I will most likely stick with it and never install anything newer again. Vega support seems to mess things up for the RX cards.
Couldn't use this driver with my RX 470. It caused massive hitching and even total freezes and lockups in Forza Horizon 3 and World of Warcraft. The 12.2 was a little better but still not good. I went back to the 17.7.2 package which I believe was the last one that did not support Vega. It works flawlessly. I will most likely stick with it and never install anything newer again. Vega support seems to mess things up for the RX cards.
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#5505426 Posted on: 12/29/2017 09:55 PM
Yawn. The Bios flash doesn't fix crap, it's a workaround and an awful one. All it's doing is causing more power draw for video playback, and it isn't how the card is supposed to operate. No wonder you don't get the UVD bug, because your card doesn't even even have a UVD mode left with that fix you suggested. I feel pity for whomever ends up buying used hardware from you.
And the more you talk about the GPU being old, the less it makes sense for it to have driver issues, because even the most recent iteration of AMD GPUs aren't hassle free. An architecture that has been around for almost 5 years should have less problems. I am going to report your posts from here on.Wrong, many times drivers being optimized for newer architectures will cause problems on older cards. You're more likely to see this than the opposite. The best course of action is to use the last driver that was optimized for your hardware and does not support anything newer. Use that one and never update it and you will have far fewer problems.
Yawn. The Bios flash doesn't fix crap, it's a workaround and an awful one. All it's doing is causing more power draw for video playback, and it isn't how the card is supposed to operate. No wonder you don't get the UVD bug, because your card doesn't even even have a UVD mode left with that fix you suggested. I feel pity for whomever ends up buying used hardware from you.
And the more you talk about the GPU being old, the less it makes sense for it to have driver issues, because even the most recent iteration of AMD GPUs aren't hassle free. An architecture that has been around for almost 5 years should have less problems. I am going to report your posts from here on.Wrong, many times drivers being optimized for newer architectures will cause problems on older cards. You're more likely to see this than the opposite. The best course of action is to use the last driver that was optimized for your hardware and does not support anything newer. Use that one and never update it and you will have far fewer problems.
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Hey, got it working over LTE if you were still interested.