AMD Catalyst 14.12 WHQL Omega Download

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List of Known Issues is nearly as long as the fixes. *longer [410367] System black hangs/BSOD upon resuming from S3/S4 sleep on AMD Radeon™ R9 285 configured in AMD CrossFire™ mode [410398] A black screen may be experienced when attempting to enable Eyefinity after changing the display mode (Portrait, Landscape)
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black screens everywhere...
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Even so I doubt there is any difference. Comparing them to 13.12 .. sure. Vs .. 14.11.2 .. nope.
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I will still test the driver
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Driver optimization for multi core CPUs allows up to 15% more performance for some AMD platforms
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Driver hosted on guru3d is old. It is RC and 1 week OLDER than the one on amd website.
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I was super excited to see VSR...then I read they did not include (yet) the HD7970 and HD7950...bastards! Why?! Here I thought I was getting an early Christmas present.....booerns AMD...
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I do not know which version of the driver has not improved and corrected asus r7 260x dc22goc crashes blue screen is black when the machine instability Will asus r7 260x dc22goc driver installed this version yet stable
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Looking at all the people having issues with the Omega drivers, I've decided to wait for the next release on my main computer. I am interested in some of the features they are adding, but seeing as I have an R9 280 series I see no reason to update drivers yet. I plan on getting an AMD 380/390 when they come out next year, hopefully these "Omega/kick in the pants that AMD needed" drivers will continue to improve and make those cards amazing. FYI - I've seen a good amount of people noticing or complaining about older cards (78xx, 79xx, 280) not getting any love, but most of those cards are very nearly 3 years old. I know AMD is saying they will bring new features to the older cards at a later date, but for me it is R9 290's or newer cards getting the focus from now on and I'm fine with that.
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Looking at all the people having issues with the Omega drivers, I've decided to wait for the next release on my main computer. I am interested in some of the features they are adding, but seeing as I have an R9 280 series I see no reason to update drivers yet. I plan on getting an AMD 380/390 when they come out next year, hopefully these "Omega/kick in the pants that AMD needed" drivers will continue to improve and make those cards amazing. FYI - I've seen a good amount of people noticing or complaining about older cards (78xx, 79xx, 280) not getting any love, but most of those cards are very nearly 3 years old. I know AMD is saying they will bring new features to the older cards at a later date, but for me it is R9 290's or newer cards getting the focus from now on and I'm fine with that.
You have to realize that older cards might not have gotten enough love to begin with. Sure they age.. but when it takes AMD to fix 1 year old bugs just for old games .. who is really counting.
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You have to realize that older cards might not have gotten enough love to begin with. Sure they age.. but when it takes AMD to fix 1 year old bugs just for old games .. who is really counting.
Haha, too true. That is why I stuck with my good old HD6870 until 6 months ago when I finally got my 280 working properly most of the time. DX:HR still will not start no matter what driver I use, but 99% of other stuff works fine. You make a great point about the age and time to fix bugs, I totally agree, but I guess I've just become accustomed to the fact that 1 year in electronics and I expect almost no support or improvements. I know, that is bleak and exaggerated, but you get my drift. I really hope that AMD gets their act together hardware and software wise with this new momentum the Omega drivers seems to have created. These GPU wars always go in waves and it is AMD's turn to be on top for a bit...at least I hope for our sake they can pull it off...a world with only nVidia and Intel sounds too expensive for me. 🙂 BACK ON TOPIC - Anybody with an R9 280/280X had any success or improvements with these Omega drivers?
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for me i don't care about performance boost , i want BUG FIXES 🙂
Same I rather sacrifice one or two FPS for flicker free and stable drivers
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BACK ON TOPIC - Anybody with an R9 280/280X had any success or improvements with these Omega drivers?
didnt notice anything in performance, only that the displayport bug (black screen when powering on after standby) is fixed
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7950/7970/280/280X are not included since they're using the old GCN-core, not GCN 1.1/Next or whatever they call it. Poor excuse though since the R9 280/280X are both in the top segment and I seriously doubt that the minor differences in GCN 1.1 has got anything to do with it.
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7950/7970/280/280X are not included since they're using the old GCN-core, not GCN 1.1/Next or whatever they call it.
Wat? It installed fine on my 280X. Driver version 14.501.1003.0
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he was referring to VSR
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19% Where is a test for see this 19% gain of performance?