Did this fix the Video Profiles for 5700 users yet?

I don't think so, also installer error 1603 can still occur for the HDMI audio driver but this is harmless and if it fails it can be manually installed and it hasn't changed since October 2019 so if doing a overwriting install instead of a clean (Though it can still fail on a clean one too.) then it's not a issue as the HDMI component is already up to date. 🙂 Install.log in the AMD program files folder and the log subfolder should have a error near the bottom highlighting the HDMI audio driver component if this is why it fails. (As to why it says 1603 in the installer itself with no details at all that seems like a oversight for users wondering what that means before checking separate log files and what not.) INF comparison shows that this removes VegaM GPU support (A couple of different entries missing compared to 20.4.1 for this category of cards.) and that there's a new registry string for hiding update notifications far as I can tell from it's name, other than that well it's a bunch of bug fixes and support for Gears of War Tactics and Predator Hunting Grounds with the usual assortment of listed and unlisted known issues still being a thing. EDIT: This string in the INF. [ati2mtag_SoftwareDeviceSettings] Stuff already here. And this new one. HKLM,"Software\AMD\CN",Notify_DriverUpdate_hide,%REG_SZ%,false

5700 still has low clocks on old games

Hopefully, this will fix the undervolt reset. Also what's interesting download doesn't seem to work right now via the control panel or via the website. so kudos to @Hilbert Hagedoorn for uploading the driver.

The Division 2 HDR still badly broken since 20.4.1 driver ----> https://streamable.com/o9ri06 With the 20.3.1 it worked ok on my Vega64 / DX12 renderer, Freesync 2 HDR (on C49RG90). SDR mode in D2 (or other game in HDR e.g. SW:Battlefront 2) works fine...

Hilbert Hagedoorn:

Some games may exhibit stutter intermittently during gameplay on Radeon RX 5000 series graphics products.

... Over 4 months now...

The stutter fixes we probably won't see until wddm 2.7 on 2004

I'm not seeing stutter though..

PrEzi:

The Division 2 HDR still badly broken since 20.4.1 driver ----> https://streamable.com/o9ri06 With the 20.3.1 it worked ok on my Vega64 / DX12 renderer, Freesync 2 HDR (on C49RG90). SDR mode in D2 (or other game in HDR e.g. SW:Battlefront 2) works fine...

Maybe with Freesync 2 HDR... game runs just fine here in HDR

I would hate to pay over 300 bucks for GPU and get stutter and fps issues in games. But it could be something else and not the drivers, if its not happening to everyone.

Something that I hate about the Gaming world in general is the idea that it's completely ok to pay for something(sometimes at a premium) and receive a bad product filled with bugs, issues and problems. It happens with AAA titles, GPUs, monitors, mice...you name it. I wonder if its because of fanboyism. The idea that "Oh my brand new overpriced hardware/game/whatever doesn't work properly but it's okay, since X company is amazing and they will fix it for sure!" This would never happen with a car or something. People would go crazy and demand a solution immediately.

Pyrage:

This would never happen with a car or something. People would go crazy and demand a solution immediately.

GPU's don't cost as much as a car... oh wait, NVIDIA Turing Titan / GTX2080Ti...

Known issues Direct ML Media Filters are currently unavailable in Radeon Software Media gallery for video or image content.

Lipici:

Known issues Direct ML Media Filters are currently unavailable in Radeon Software Media gallery for video or image content.

I don't know what this means o_O

An issue with the media functionality in the drivers for some time now despite being supported earlier. https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/e9bff2/how_to_use_the_direct_ml_media_filter/

You can find DirectML Media Filters in Radeon Settings. Go to Gaming -> Media. When opening e.g. a Screenshot captured with Radeon Settings (CRTL+SHIFT+E) you should get an Edit-icon in the top right corner. There you have options for upscaling and noise reduction. But there are some issues with these ML filters: - Saving media always result in an error. - Importing own images isn't possible. File formats are in the filter for Adding media to the gallery, but I can't choose any. Adding videos works, but there are no ML Filters available for videos. - When copying images into the storage path for media of radeon settings, images appear in the gallery, but they won't get the edit-icon. Maybe it works for you, but I guess AMD still has some work to do for this feature

And that post is from December so yeah there's work to be done on this feature.

5700xt owner here I have in my SSD LEAGUE OF LEGENDS, GEARS 5,SOTR,F1 2019,FH4,BATLLEFIELD V and ROCKET LEAGUE all running fine no stutter no problem with HDR I use afterburner for oc and on my m/b I keep pcixpress at gen3 and boot normal and I have no black screen bug my opinion WIN 10 SUCKS. Sry for grammar.

Chastity:

Maybe with Freesync 2 HDR... game runs just fine here in HDR

HDR10 works.... But I wonder how badly broken Freesync 2 HDR must be, when the AMD created/supported standard is not working properly since two driver releases. And really guys.... when you are talking about HDR please state which tech/standard.... it IS important.

Eastcoasthandle:

I'm not seeing stutter though..

Me neither bud

Most games have the clock speeds fluctuating a bit more than desired but the resulting performance dip or stutter varies a bit from how limiting the game or game engine is and how frequently this happens. Monitoring helps show it better as the resulting frame time graph is usually anything but smooth though as I normally run D3D11 through DXVK because it runs better and more stable some of this is eliminated simply from the low-level API's holding better and showing less problems for this particular issue. Unreal Engine 4 D3D11 seems like a neat little engine to put the card through it's paces, Borderlands 3 even on D3D12 and with the shaders neatly cached shows some of this as a more recent title for one example. (Which thankfully is a one time affair - per update or driver change that is. - when the game is started as said caching or optimizing takes a bit of time to finish up.) Looks like disabling ULPS still helps resolve a part of the issue too further reducing the fluctuating clock speeds and resulting changes to performance or perceived smoothness on the users side although this does default back to enabled on a driver update and needs to be toggled off again plus as with some other useful options (Shader caching option disappeared too to name one.) there's no in-software setting for it at all so third party or regedit is required.

I will wait for 20.4.2 WHQL