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AMD Radeon Software Crimson 15.11.1 Hotfix
on: 12/01/2015 08:50 AM [ 35 comment(s) ]
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You can now download the new AMD Radeon Software Crimson Edition drivers hotfix release 15.11.1.
AMD released Radeon Software Crimson Edition 15.11.1 Update. This update fixes last weeks release to build 15.11.1 and fixes an important issue with VGA fan speed control that overheated GPUs in certain ROPM conditions. In addition, the driver addresses several game-specific bugs related to Just Cause 3, Fallout 4, Star Wars: Battlefront, and Call of Duty Black Ops III.
The new driver itself is called "AMD Radeon Software" and has been build from ground up in QT. It's fast in startup, has had a massive GUI change and introduces some new features including stuff from shader caching to DX9 frame pacing enhancements. AMD is committed to release up-to 6 major WHQL driver released per year with interim Beta and Hotfix releases as well.
The AMD Radeon Software Crimson Edition contains the following:
Resolved Issues with AMD Radeon Software Crimson Edition 15.11.1 Update
[82050] Star Wars™: Battlefront - Snow flickers in a few locations in the game
[82240] Star Wars™: Battlefront - Sky rendering may be broken in some game locations
[82645] Fallout 4 - The compass may flicker during gameplay on AMD Radeon R9 390 series products. We continue to investigate the issue with AMD Radeon R9 290 and AMD Radeon R9 295X2 series products
[82667] Star Wars™: Battlefront - Shadowy textures are visible around hills/structures/caves
[81890] Just Cause 3 - Texture corruption may be experienced during gameplay
[54874] Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 - Poor AMD Crossfire™ performance may be experienced
[82338] The driver installation may fail while installing the ACP component
[82426] The font size in Chinese language installations may be too small
[82438] The label range values in some AMD Freesync™ installations may be incorrect
[82536] The Radeon Settings dropbox does not close when it is clicked on a second time
[82603] The AMD Overdrive™ fan settings is always set to ON after first edit on reboot
[82586] Language shows up as Chinese Simplified when Chinese Traditional is selected in Windows® 7
[82656] Radeon Settings crashes on the Display tab when cloning a display via HDMI on some notebooks
[82671] Overdrive™ fan speed is reset to Manual on exiting from a 3D game or application
[82766] Radeon Settings does not get upgraded in some install scenarios
[82691] AMD Overdrive™ cannot revert to default settings in some situations
Known Issues with AMD Radeon Software Crimson Edition 15.11.1 Update
[82789] Total War™ : Rome II : Choppy gameplay may be experienced
[82788] Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 - Frame freezing during gameplay may be experienced
[82794] Just Cause 3 - The system may hang when task switching on systems with AMD CPUs and GPUs
[82775] Just Cause 3 - Flickering may be experienced during gameplay and on menu screens
[82778] Anno 2205 - Water splatter may flicker during in Ultra high mode on 4K displays
[82779] Fallout 4 - Gameplay may be choppy in AMD Freesync™ mode in Ultra mode at 1440p resolution
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#5199611 Posted on: 12/01/2015 02:54 PM
Omg, dude when the R9 series was released AMD advised that their cards are thoroughly tested at 94C, which happens to be the limit at which Powertune kicks in and throttles the clocks so that the GPU does not exceed this temp. Those who do exceed it are either lying or have a custom bios installed. Any problems those with a custom bios have are their own fault.
Running CFX myself my top card will, in a demanding game, hit this threshold, thus I will often underclock slightly in order to remain below it. But often I game for hours (days even) on end with my top card in the 80's. I've had the top card for nearly 2 years. No probs whatsoever, still under the 3 year warranty too.
Worrying about 47C is just being paranoid. 60C is not whopping either. Sorry to sound harsh but just trying to let you know, those temps are not/should not be a concern.
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Omg, dude when the R9 series was released AMD advised that their cards are thoroughly tested at 94C, which happens to be the limit at which Powertune kicks in and throttles the clocks so that the GPU does not exceed this temp. Those who do exceed it are either lying or have a custom bios installed. Any problems those with a custom bios have are their own fault.
Running CFX myself my top card will, in a demanding game, hit this threshold, thus I will often underclock slightly in order to remain below it. But often I game for hours (days even) on end with my top card in the 80's. I've had the top card for nearly 2 years. No probs whatsoever, still under the 3 year warranty too.
Worrying about 47C is just being paranoid. 60C is not whopping either. Sorry to sound harsh but just trying to let you know, those temps are not/should not be a concern.
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#5199624 Posted on: 12/01/2015 03:20 PM
So, uh, what's the use for the update button inside the crimson stuff? It does exactly nothing.
So, uh, what's the use for the update button inside the crimson stuff? It does exactly nothing.
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#5199625 Posted on: 12/01/2015 03:21 PM
How do I detect if my graphics card is damaged? Just run a few 3DMark benchmarks and see if there is any glitching?
How do I detect if my graphics card is damaged? Just run a few 3DMark benchmarks and see if there is any glitching?
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#5199648 Posted on: 12/01/2015 04:03 PM
Due to this unfortunate thing, my GPU temperature raised up to 47 degrees centigrade under load.
Why there is even custom fan control when all one needs is 20% of fan speed and silence.
47C is barely warm...
You should make up your mind...either you run your gpu "under load" or you run it on 20% "silent" fan speed.
People have reported GPUs dead to heat while running water cooling and reaching whooping 60C.
Not possible...watercooled GPUs have no fan and would not be affected.
Cowie and some other members did test it and their unfortunate cards did reach high temperatures (around 100C), but did they die? No.
Does GPU die in matter of minutes/hours/days upon reaching such temperature? No.
Anyone who would knowingly restrict his fan to 20% and then "test" it under load to see if it gets hot is an idiot...
here are usually many signs like artifacting and many shutdowns before GPU takes final hit. What can die is VRM, did someone report high VRM temperature? I could not find anyone here.
There can be no "final hit" because GPUs for years have been made to shut down long before they might burn out due to temperature.
Is there chance for GPU fatal blow to happen in just one gaming session? Extremely small, since VRMs would reach critical temperature before GPU, and Voltage drop would cause GPU to shut down anyway.
Sorry, but no chance of that at all. Hasn't been for many years. GPUs will shut down first, before any damage can take place. Your post does not indicate much experience in these matters.
Due to this unfortunate thing, my GPU temperature raised up to 47 degrees centigrade under load.
Why there is even custom fan control when all one needs is 20% of fan speed and silence.
47C is barely warm...
You should make up your mind...either you run your gpu "under load" or you run it on 20% "silent" fan speed.
People have reported GPUs dead to heat while running water cooling and reaching whooping 60C.
Not possible...watercooled GPUs have no fan and would not be affected.
Cowie and some other members did test it and their unfortunate cards did reach high temperatures (around 100C), but did they die? No.
Does GPU die in matter of minutes/hours/days upon reaching such temperature? No.
Anyone who would knowingly restrict his fan to 20% and then "test" it under load to see if it gets hot is an idiot...
here are usually many signs like artifacting and many shutdowns before GPU takes final hit. What can die is VRM, did someone report high VRM temperature? I could not find anyone here.
There can be no "final hit" because GPUs for years have been made to shut down long before they might burn out due to temperature.
Is there chance for GPU fatal blow to happen in just one gaming session? Extremely small, since VRMs would reach critical temperature before GPU, and Voltage drop would cause GPU to shut down anyway.
Sorry, but no chance of that at all. Hasn't been for many years. GPUs will shut down first, before any damage can take place. Your post does not indicate much experience in these matters.
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Omg, dude when the R9 series was released AMD advised that their cards are thoroughly tested at 94C, which happens to be the limit at which Powertune kicks in and throttles the clocks so that the GPU does not exceed this temp. Those who do exceed it are either lying or have a custom bios installed. Any problems those with a custom bios have are their own fault.
Running CFX myself my top card will, in a demanding game, hit this threshold, thus I will often underclock slightly in order to remain below it. But often I game for hours (days even) on end with my top card in the 80's. I've had the top card for nearly 2 years. No probs whatsoever, still under the 3 year warranty too.
Worrying about 47C is just being paranoid. 60C is not whopping either. Sorry to sound harsh but just trying to let you know, those temps are not/should not be a concern.
so try it with 20% fanspeed just a few minutes or days if you can with the cards under heavy load like say gpuz render test ? tell us how you make out
anyways it good that they have the fix out but sadly they never pulled the bad driver??? why?