Driver Version - 22.20.19.05-220810a-382332E-AMD-Software-Adrenalin-Edition
AMD Windows Driver Version - 31.0.12019.5007
Direct3D API Version - 12.2
Vulkan™ API Version - 1.3.217
OpenCL™ API Version - 2.0
OpenGL® API Version - 4.6
Direct3D® Driver Version - 9.14.10.01523
Vulkan™ Driver Version - 2.0.233
OpenCL® Driver Version - 31.0.12019.5007
OpenGL® Driver Version - 22.08.Beta Release
2D Driver Version - 8.1.1.1634
UI Version - 2022.0810.1552.1936
AMD Audio Driver Version - 10.0.1.24
Installed with out issue, Win10, 6700XT.
Ran a quick Superposition Benchmark and scores are around expected. OGL still scoring higher than DX, like with 22.7.1, which is still blowing my mind. 😀
High video decode usage with 4k60 youtube, which has been an issue since like 21.11.x 🙁
Seem ok so far.
Installed with out issue, Win10, 6700XT.
Ran a quick Superposition Benchmark and scores are around expected. OGL still scoring higher than DX, like with 22.7.1, which is still blowing my mind. 😀
High video decode usage with 4k60 youtube, which has been an issue since like 21.11.x 🙁
Seem ok so far.
Out of interest, how does the stats for nerds look in that YouTube video? Does it report dropped frames? Also which browser are you using this with?
As far as I'm aware, decode usage should generally be high in relation to high bandwidth media playback.
RPCS3, Dolphin, Yuzu, Ryujinx, Citra, CEMU, DeSmuMe & Xemu seem alright on my end.
Well there's some folks who have performance issues who mention it on this forum, i wonder if the performance is back to normal for them. I probably just test it out later on.
Well there's some folks who have performance issues who mention it on this forum, i wonder if the performance is back to normal for them. I probably just test it out later on.
yeah it's a weird one. I gather the new opengl drivers can be a bit hit and miss on polaris (for example). Hopefully that improves with later releases.
Out of interest, how does the stats for nerds look in that YouTube video? Does it report dropped frames? Also which browser are you using this with?
As far as I'm aware, decode usage should generally be high in relation to high bandwidth media playback.
Check my post here (and the thread).
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/w75jkv/comment/ihkblir/?context=3
There's some screen shots of usage in task manager.
Basically with the same video on drivers I have test past 21.10.2 video decode usage has doubled.
Stats for nerds does show the odd dropped frame but just from watching the video it visibly not as smooth.
Using Firefox browser but it doesn't only affect browsers, have downloaded videos and used MPC-HC and replicated the issue. Changing renderer in MPC can mitigate it.
Have seen other users report it affecting other software as well.
I reported it to an AMD rep on another forum but not heard back from them since they saw the post.
While playing Lost Ark™, flickering may be intermittently experienced after changing displaying settings or checking character info with some AMD Graphics Products such as the Radeon™ RX 6800 Graphics.
Same here with a 6650XT
Sort of unrelated to this thread but I wanted to let all of y'all know.
u/AMD_Vik told me on Reddit that DirectX8 and DX9 are now one driver stack, DX10-11 are another driver stack and DX12, Vulkan and OpenGL are all individual stacks as well.
I am currently using the NimeZ drivers on my 5700 XT, to be able to enable the RDNA2 DX11 improvements on RDNA1 as well.
This also means funny enough that the DX11 stack improvements ... apply to DirectX 10 as well!
Tried the 2008 Far Cry 2 last night in 4K, with my punny Ryzen 5 3600. DX9 is like 80-120 fps, DX10 is like 180-220 fps, lol.
Also, with the DX11 improvements, Assassin's Creed Odyssey is now as smooth AND faster in DX11 than DXVK, damn.
Sort of unrelated to this thread but I wanted to let all of y'all know.
u/AMD_Vik told me on Reddit that DirectX8 and DX9 are now one driver stack, DX10-11 are another driver stack and DX12, Vulkan and OpenGL are all individual stacks as well.
I am currently using the NimeZ drivers on my 5700 XT, to be able to enable the RDNA2 DX11 improvements on RDNA1 as well.
This also means funny enough that the DX11 stack improvements ... apply to DirectX 10 as well!
Tried the 2008 Far Cry 2 last night in 4K, with my punny Ryzen 5 3600. DX9 is like 80-120 fps, DX10 is like 180-220 fps, lol.
Also, with the DX11 improvements, Assassin's Creed Odyssey is now as smooth AND faster in DX11 than DXVK, damn.
Do you have any multimedia related issues using the newer DX11 driver with NV1X?
Something is wrong with hardware decoding with this driver (maybe with the previous too).
This is the info for COSTA RICA IN 4K 60fps HDR (ULTRA HD) video clip on YouTube:
When I download video stream 399 (HDR) and try to play it with DXVA acceleration, I get this error with PotPlayer:
If I switch off DXVA, then the video clip plays well without any errors with software decoding:
If I download another stream without HDR (299 for example), it plays with DXVA without a crash:
Enhanced Sync improvements have been introduced in the latest version of AMD Software to provide further stability, and a better overall experience with your AMD PC.
Enhanced Sync may cause a black screen to occur when enabled on some games and system configurations. Any users who may be experiencing issues with Enhanced Sync enabled should disable it as a temporary workaround.
When I download video stream 399 (HDR) and try to play it with DXVA acceleration, I get this error with PotPlayer:
If I switch off DXVA, then the video clip plays well without any errors with software decoding:
If I download another stream without HDR (299 for example), it plays with DXVA without a crash: