From what I can tell I think these are whql? *edit* nvm it's beta...

:D

KissSh0t:

From what I can tell I think these are whql? *edit* nvm it's beta...

Beta & WHQL , 1 Signature difference............... - Im gonna install them this afternoon and report back tomorrow.

LocoDiceGR:

Beta & WHQL , 1 Signature difference............... - Im gonna install them this afternoon and report back tomorrow.

That's right, it's just that I like to know if it's beta or whql, they used to be marked as such but now it's not which is a tad infuriating for my ocd.

What? another in this month -> lol Too much drivers in IX 😀 Last week i've installed 18.9.2

Ok, Installed Finished #Forzathon with my SuperGT Ferrari 😀 All OK in FH3/FMS7

Any Insider who has given these drivers a go? We should expect an official driver for Win10 1809 soon, and all earlier upgrades have had a bump in WDDM 2.x.

Yxskaft:

Any Insider who has given these drivers a go? We should expect an official driver for Win10 1809 soon, and all earlier upgrades have had a bump in WDDM 2.x.

I've been running nothing but the Adrenalin retail driver releases with every new build of Win10x64 since AMD started shipping the Adrenalins--no problems to report, including these with Win10x64 v 1809, build 17763.55...they run like a top...;) Been running Insider Win10 builds since Oct 1 2014, actually--had no idea it had been that long--I'm kind of hooked on the program. The Win10x64 Pro core files long ago passed the "rock-solid" standard--at least for me and my software--literally a couple of years ago, imo. From what I understand, unless Microsoft makes some kind of significant change to the driver model there is no need for "special" drivers every time a new build comes out, thankfully! Anyway--yep, these run fine with the latest Windows release. I don't allow/use the drivers Microsoft ships with Win10x64--the retail OEM drivers are better, imo, and sometimes Microsoft gets the right driver (latest) in the latest build, but sometimes they don't, so after each build install I install the latest OEM hardware drivers manually--just takes a couple of minutes (from my SSD, full build *upgrades* require a mere *15 minutes* of offline time to install via Windows update!--I can remember when an Windows upgrade install would take *hours*...;) Most of the Win10x64 Windows Update install routine for an upgrade install takes place while you are online in the background, but I'm sure you know that!). Also, if you are interested, the "missing directory problem" seems to have affected only a couple of directories on a very limited number of systems (I'd been using 17763 for a couple of weeks without problems before I heard about this), and Microsoft says that it specifically happened to people using very old, non-updated versions of One Drive. I actually stopped using One Drive, myself, months ago, because I just don't need it.. Speak of the devil, I don't know why it is that people don't keep their OSes and their drivers up-to-date--so much grief as well as viruses and malware come through holes in old, non-updated Windows versions, etc. You asked--hope this helps a bit!

Drivers are working as intended with latest insiders pre-release builds (RS6). We need a new one nevertheless IMO stability is not so welcome ATM. There are issues regarding stuttering and/or lagging for a few months now in some games because "drivers are not optimized for 1809 Win10."

Huh, in what games you are seeing stuttering? No issues here on 1809 with these here.