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All AMD GPUs Get A Sizable Performance Boost
Worthy of note is that these drivers aren’t part of the upcoming Crimson Edition Radeon Softawre. Which is a completely re-designed affair which replaces Catalyst Control Center with Radeon Settings and promises to deliver a wide array of user interface improvements as well as performance optimizations. So it’s going to be really interesting to see how much of an additional improvement these upcoming drivers will deliver.
We didn’t really expect the competitive landscape of graphics to change as drastically as it has and we certainly did not expect it to come via driver updates, but it’s happening. This development perhaps may also incentivize Radeon gamers who are currently on Windows 8.1 and 7 to upgrade to Windows 10. What’s perhaps the most exciting aspect of all is that because these performance improvements are achieved through the drivers they’re free and immediately accessible to everyone. So Radeon users will be able to enjoy the benefits simply by updating their software. Getting a free performance boost without having to fork out a decent sum for a hardware upgrade is never unpopular. So it seems the ultimate goal of having one’s cake and eating it too may not be far fetched.
Read more: http://wccftech.com/amd-r9-fury-x-performance-ahead-nvidia-980-ti-latest-drivers/#ixzz3quY2QOSX
Worthy of note is that these drivers aren’t part of the upcoming Crimson Edition Radeon Softawre. Which is a completely re-designed affair which replaces Catalyst Control Center with Radeon Settings and promises to deliver a wide array of user interface improvements as well as performance optimizations. So it’s going to be really interesting to see how much of an additional improvement these upcoming drivers will deliver.
We didn’t really expect the competitive landscape of graphics to change as drastically as it has and we certainly did not expect it to come via driver updates, but it’s happening. This development perhaps may also incentivize Radeon gamers who are currently on Windows 8.1 and 7 to upgrade to Windows 10. What’s perhaps the most exciting aspect of all is that because these performance improvements are achieved through the drivers they’re free and immediately accessible to everyone. So Radeon users will be able to enjoy the benefits simply by updating their software. Getting a free performance boost without having to fork out a decent sum for a hardware upgrade is never unpopular. So it seems the ultimate goal of having one’s cake and eating it too may not be far fetched.
Read more: http://wccftech.com/amd-r9-fury-x-performance-ahead-nvidia-980-ti-latest-drivers/#ixzz3quY2QOSX