AMD Radeon has released their first official driver update for 2018 for the Adrenalin Edition software. The release reports fixing a number of bugs experienced by users. Particularly those found in games using DX9.
In this regard, the DX9 issue has been one of which has caused those affected significant problems.
Strictly speaking, this isn’t the first update for 2018. At least, not technically. An alpha driver was released earlier this month. The full version, however, is now available to download.
The update also addresses a number of issues found with multiple-GPU users. Specifically issues with flickering. This problem has been one of note. Particularly within the PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds community. A community which is currently under some controversy following the recent influx of Chinese gamers.
If you already have the Adrenalin software installed, you should have a prompt appear to update. Failing which, you may wish to check for updates via your current software.
If you are not prompted, the link for the manual update can be found here.
Given the number of fixes implemented, updating as soon as possible will likely be to your advantage. We will, however, list all known fixes and existing issues that remain below.
With this being the first formal update of the year for Radeon, it will hopefully resolve any of the major problems users are currently experiencing.
What do you think? Have you updated yet? Has the fix worked for you? Any new problems? – Let us know in the comments!
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