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AMD Radeon Adrenalin Edition 21.1.1 driver download
on: 01/21/2021 06:45 PM [ 192 comment(s) ]
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Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition 21.1.1 Highlights
Support For
- Hitman 3
- Up to 10% increase in performance in Hitman 3, @4K Ultra settings, with Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition 21.1.1 on the 16GB Radeon RX 6800 XT graphics card versus the previous driver edition 20.12.1.RS-349
- Quake II RTX
Fixed Issues
- The recording and streaming overlay indicator may sometimes reset itself to the default position.
- Performance Metrics Overlay size may intermittently reset or may not match values that are set in Radeon Software after performing a task switch.
- The Radeon Software installer screen can sometimes display the incorrect release date of the Radeon Software version you are installing.
- Performance Metrics Overlay may flicker during video playback on displays with HDR enabled.
- Reflections in Grand Theft Auto V™ may fail to appear when ‘Reflection MSAA’ is enabled in the game settings.
- PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds™ session timer may continue in Radeon Software even after the game has been exited.
- DOOM Eternal™ may experience an application crash while gaming and having Steam™ overlay enabled.
- Recorded content from Radeon Software may appear cropped or recorded at an incorrect resolution on Radeon RX Vega series graphics products.
- The Samsung™ Odyssey G9 C49G95T may experience display or corruption issues when set to 5120x1440@240hz.
- Anisotropic Filtering in Radeon™ Software graphics settings is not taking effect in DirectX®9 applications on RDNA graphics products.
- Some displays such as the Sceptre C series or Samsung™ Odyssey G9 series may experience an intermittent black screen on Radeon RX 6000 series graphics products.
- Oculus Link users may experience intermittent crashes on Polaris and Vega series graphics products.
Known Issues
- Brightness flickering may intermittently occur in some games or applications when Radeon™ FreeSync is enabled, and the game is set to use borderless fullscreen.
- Display flicker or corruption may be experienced when two displays are connected to Radeon RX Vega series graphics products with at least one display set to a high refresh rate.
- Metro Exodus™ may experience intermittent application crashes with DirectX® Raytracing enabled.
- Radeon™ recording and streaming features may fail to enable on AMD Radeon™ HD 7800 series graphics products.
- Screen flickering might be observed when using MSI Afterburner.
- Enhanced Sync may cause a black screen to occur when enabled on some games and system configurations. Any users who may be experiencing issues with Enhanced Sync enabled should disable it as a temporary workaround.
Disclaimer
- Testing conducted by AMD Performance Labs as of Jan 15, 2021 on the 16GB Radeon™ RX 6800 XT, using a test system comprising of AMD Ryzen 9 5900X CPU (3.7 GHz), 16GB DDR4-3200MHz memory, and Windows 10x64 with Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition 21.1.1 versus the previous driver edition 20.12.1 on Hitman 3 @ 4K Ultra settings. Performance may vary. RS-349.
Package Contents
The Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition 21.1.1 installation package contains the following:
- Radeon Software Adrenalin 2020 Edition 21.1.1 Driver Version 20.45.27.02 (Windows Driver Store Version 27.20.14527.2002)
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A2Razor
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#5883369 Posted on: 02/01/2021 06:35 PM
Yeah I do appologise to all
It is just mining for profit grinds my gears
Sorry
Honestly, it's an understandable sentiment / one that I personally get quite well, and for that matter I'm pretty-sure that seeing pictures of dozens of cards going to a single person when others can't procure a single one grinds "most" people's gears. It helps to remember that not every miner, or researcher, is like those pictures though, those are "exceptional cases" {where the cards are never used for anything other than compute loads} and certainly not the norm. But yeah, I think we're all fairly compassionate in this respect that we hate seeing someone who wants a gaming rig incapable of getting one.
-- Those who are the real problem as I'll call it {during the constant supply shortage} ... are those who buy dozens or more, spreading their purchase load across multiple store fronts, botting to acquire them, or otherwise circumventing buying-limits. Basically taking away hardware from someone who actually needs it, and has none.
Yeah I do appologise to all
It is just mining for profit grinds my gears
Sorry
Honestly, it's an understandable sentiment / one that I personally get quite well, and for that matter I'm pretty-sure that seeing pictures of dozens of cards going to a single person when others can't procure a single one grinds "most" people's gears. It helps to remember that not every miner, or researcher, is like those pictures though, those are "exceptional cases" {where the cards are never used for anything other than compute loads} and certainly not the norm. But yeah, I think we're all fairly compassionate in this respect that we hate seeing someone who wants a gaming rig incapable of getting one.
-- Those who are the real problem as I'll call it {during the constant supply shortage} ... are those who buy dozens or more, spreading their purchase load across multiple store fronts, botting to acquire them, or otherwise circumventing buying-limits. Basically taking away hardware from someone who actually needs it, and has none.
A2Razor
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#5883372 Posted on: 02/01/2021 06:44 PM
I have an issue with ASUS ROG Strix XG27WQ and 6800XT at boot up.
If I shut down the PC and leave monitor power on, the monitor goes to standby.
Now when I turn on the PC, XG27WQ does not turn on.
The PC boots and I hear a beep sound from bios that monitor is not detected.
I need to turn off power to monitor and power it on again for the Windows Welcome screen to appear.
It is very annoying but I am not sure how I could solve it.
I am not sure if this is driver related or not as this happen when turning on PC.
Otherwise the monitor works great. I have it since 2 months now.
My work around until now is to turn off the monitor when turning off PC.
Next time before I boot the PC I turn the monitor on just a few seconds before pressing power button of PC. This way monitor always turn on when booting and detects signal from 6800XT.
The monitor is connected through display port.
No experience with the XG27WQ, yet I've had similar on my ancient ROG Swift, which was solved by disabling "Deep Sleep" in the monitor's settings.
-- I assume you've already dug through the options for anything like that, yet if not, it's worth checking.
I have an issue with ASUS ROG Strix XG27WQ and 6800XT at boot up.
If I shut down the PC and leave monitor power on, the monitor goes to standby.
Now when I turn on the PC, XG27WQ does not turn on.
The PC boots and I hear a beep sound from bios that monitor is not detected.
I need to turn off power to monitor and power it on again for the Windows Welcome screen to appear.
It is very annoying but I am not sure how I could solve it.
I am not sure if this is driver related or not as this happen when turning on PC.
Otherwise the monitor works great. I have it since 2 months now.
My work around until now is to turn off the monitor when turning off PC.
Next time before I boot the PC I turn the monitor on just a few seconds before pressing power button of PC. This way monitor always turn on when booting and detects signal from 6800XT.
The monitor is connected through display port.
No experience with the XG27WQ, yet I've had similar on my ancient ROG Swift, which was solved by disabling "Deep Sleep" in the monitor's settings.
-- I assume you've already dug through the options for anything like that, yet if not, it's worth checking.
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#5883402 Posted on: 02/01/2021 08:36 PM
No experience with the XG27WQ, yet I've had similar on my ancient ROG Swift, which was solved by disabling "Deep Sleep" in the monitor's settings.
-- I assume you've already dug through the options for anything like that, yet if not, it's worth checking.
Thanks for the hint.
There is no such setting option in my monitor's menu.
There is an ECO Mode but this setting is grayed out when connected using Display port.
I tried something different.
I connected 6800XT to my XG27WQ through HDMI instead of Display port then this problem with monitor not waking up when booting computer after monitor is in Standby does not occur.
It seems only with Display port 6800XT has issues with my monitor.
Disadvantage of using HDMI is that monitor run max at 1440P@144Hz.
With display port I get 1440P@160Hz.
It is most probably not driver issue as it only happens when booting.
I guess I should contact ASUS support and report this to them.
No experience with the XG27WQ, yet I've had similar on my ancient ROG Swift, which was solved by disabling "Deep Sleep" in the monitor's settings.
-- I assume you've already dug through the options for anything like that, yet if not, it's worth checking.
Thanks for the hint.
There is no such setting option in my monitor's menu.
There is an ECO Mode but this setting is grayed out when connected using Display port.
I tried something different.
I connected 6800XT to my XG27WQ through HDMI instead of Display port then this problem with monitor not waking up when booting computer after monitor is in Standby does not occur.
It seems only with Display port 6800XT has issues with my monitor.
Disadvantage of using HDMI is that monitor run max at 1440P@144Hz.
With display port I get 1440P@160Hz.
It is most probably not driver issue as it only happens when booting.
I guess I should contact ASUS support and report this to them.
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#5883417 Posted on: 02/01/2021 09:41 PM
21.2.1 is available: https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-21-2-1
Wasn't on the RX 580 download page on AMD's website, but it was found with the update checker on Radeon control panel.
21.2.1 is available: https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/release-notes/rn-rad-win-21-2-1
Wasn't on the RX 580 download page on AMD's website, but it was found with the update checker on Radeon control panel.
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Yeah I do appologise to all
It is just mining for profit grinds my gears
Sorry