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Download: Radeon Adrenalin Edition 19.3.1 driver
You may now download the Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Edition 19.3.1 from AMD. This release adds support for the upcoming launch of Devil May Cry 5. This release also improves on stability with fixes for end-user issues.
Download: Maxon Cinebench R20 Benchmark - 03/06/2019 10:07 AM
Maxon today released an improved Cinebench R20 Benchmark, this round it will be more capable to deal with the heavily threaded processors. It's ready for download and benchmarking here on Guru3D....
Download: GeForce 419.35 WHQL driver - 03/05/2019 03:22 PM
Nvidia just released build 419.35 of their GeForce graphics card driver for desktops and notebooks. Grab them here as they support Apex Legends, Devil May Cry 5, and Tom Clancy's The Division II. Do...
Download: Afterburner 4.6.0 Beta 16 build 14806 - more Radeon VII and a new skin - 02/28/2019 06:51 PM
Today we again bring you one more beta update towards MSI Afterburner. This build has updated Radeon VII support. After analyzing feedback from the community we implemented two enhancements. ...
Download: Afterburner 4.6.0 Beta 15 v14697 - Adds Radeon VII support - 02/26/2019 04:53 PM
We updated AfterBurner to a new public Beta build 15 (14697). Preliminary Radeon VII support includes overclocking, Overdrive 8 support, support for RADEON VII, two GPU temperatures (GPU temperat...
Download: Radeon Adrenalin Edition 19.2.3 drivers - 02/26/2019 08:08 AM
Download AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition 19.2.3 driver. This release adds support for AMD Ryzen Mobile Processors with Radeon Vega Graphics and the upcoming launch of Dirt Rally 2. This release...
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#5647082 Posted on: 03/06/2019 08:13 PM
Nice and thanks.
Nice and thanks.
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#5647087 Posted on: 03/06/2019 08:25 PM
Thanks HH.
Thanks HH.
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#5647831 Posted on: 03/08/2019 05:37 PM
Is Vega64 clock rate fluctuation fixed in this version? When playing Metro Exodus, last 2 AMD driver updates just were shit. Core clock jumped between 1000Mhz-1680mhz with Vega64 LC.
Right now still on 19.1.1 seems most stable. With this driver Metro Benchmark holds stable 1680-1700mhz.
Is Vega64 clock rate fluctuation fixed in this version? When playing Metro Exodus, last 2 AMD driver updates just were shit. Core clock jumped between 1000Mhz-1680mhz with Vega64 LC.
Right now still on 19.1.1 seems most stable. With this driver Metro Benchmark holds stable 1680-1700mhz.
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#5648908 Posted on: 03/12/2019 02:19 PM
Is Vega64 clock rate fluctuation fixed in this version? When playing Metro Exodus, last 2 AMD driver updates just were crap. Core clock jumped between 1000Mhz-1680mhz with Vega64 LC.
Right now still on 19.1.1 seems most stable. With this driver Metro Benchmark holds stable 1680-1700mhz.
There is certainly a change. I have been experiencing endless random crashes with 19.3.1 on dual display, whereas 19.1.1 was totally rock stable. Also I notice that the clock speed, particularly of my Vega64 HBM, is all over the place on the new driver. Basically I'm seeing clockspeeds freely dip into very low territory on the new driver, but the old one, they would tend to not dip low often. It suggests that the power management settings of this new driver are far too aggressive to be stable. Even 19.2.3 wasn't this cranky, because after install, it would crash soon enough, but then the driver would change itself, and would behave more like 19.1.1 from that point onward.
Nice to know there is someone else that experiences this delicate balance slicer!
A recent crash of win32kfull.sys / win32kbase.sys is telling.
Is Vega64 clock rate fluctuation fixed in this version? When playing Metro Exodus, last 2 AMD driver updates just were crap. Core clock jumped between 1000Mhz-1680mhz with Vega64 LC.
Right now still on 19.1.1 seems most stable. With this driver Metro Benchmark holds stable 1680-1700mhz.
There is certainly a change. I have been experiencing endless random crashes with 19.3.1 on dual display, whereas 19.1.1 was totally rock stable. Also I notice that the clock speed, particularly of my Vega64 HBM, is all over the place on the new driver. Basically I'm seeing clockspeeds freely dip into very low territory on the new driver, but the old one, they would tend to not dip low often. It suggests that the power management settings of this new driver are far too aggressive to be stable. Even 19.2.3 wasn't this cranky, because after install, it would crash soon enough, but then the driver would change itself, and would behave more like 19.1.1 from that point onward.
Nice to know there is someone else that experiences this delicate balance slicer!
A recent crash of win32kfull.sys / win32kbase.sys is telling.
This release also improves on stability
This was the portion of the release notes at which point I lol'd.
This was the portion of the release notes at which point I lol'd.
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Right on time.