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AMD 19.5.1 Driver Gives 16% Radeon VII Performance Boost
AMD Radeon 19.5.1 With the recent release of the Windows May update, as well as a number of upcoming game releases, it’s important to ensure that your graphics card drivers are kept up to date to ensure that you get the best performance possible. While the latest 19.5.1 drivers carry…
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AMD Adrenalin 19.3.2 Brings DX12 Support To Windows 7
AMD Adrenaline Brings DX12 Support To Windows 7 A few days ago we reported the exceptionally surprising news that despite Windows 7 having less than a year of official support left, Microsoft had decided to bring official DirectX 12 support to the platform. With this support now out, AMD Adrenaline’s…
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AMD Release Adrenalin 2019 Beta Drivers
AMD Radeon Adrenalin 2019 It’s fairly typical that owners of a PC with a dedicated graphics card are regularly prompted to update their drivers. When it comes to AMD, however, there is generally speaking something a little different. Around once a year, an ‘overhaul’ of their Radeon graphics software/driver is…
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AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin 2019 Set To Release
AMD Adrenalin 2019 Every year or so, AMD releases a rather substantial update to its graphics card driver. We should, of course, point out that the term substantial is very subject. More often than not it is generally just a change of presentation with a driver update thrown in for…
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AMD Radeon Adrenalin 18.9.3 Optimisation Drivers Released
AMD Radeon Adrenalin 18.9.3 Optimisation Drivers Released We’ve got more than a few AAA-game releases coming up in October. In fact, as a whole, October is shaping up to perhaps best the best month of the year. At the very least, the biggest! As such, it’s no surprise to see…
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Radeon Driver Changes from ‘Crimson’ to ‘Adrenaline’ on Dec. 2017
AMD is teasing the release of their upcoming next-gen driver software series. It is called the Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition, which is a little less of a mouthful than its predecessor Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition. Add the version number to that, and one can barely even fit it on…
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