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The AMD Driver Thread

Surprised those leaked 15.5s wern't them, especially coming from asder.

Those premium priced Fijis are getting more appealing by the minute! :D
 
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Just been posted on AMD's site:

AMD is committed to improving performance for the recently-released Project CARS and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. To that end, we are creating AMD Catalyst™ 15.5 Beta to optimize performance for these titles, and we will continue to work closely with their developers to improve quality and performance. We will release AMD Catalyst™ 15.5 Beta on our website as soon as it is available.

In the meantime, users experiencing performance issues with the "HairWorks" feature in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are encouraged to enable the below settings in AMD Catalyst™:


http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/The-Witcher3.aspx

No infomation as to whether there will be an Xfire profile in the coming 15.5 BETA driver.
 
Nothing new then lol.

Essentially a longer PR version of the usual "soon" and "when it's ready" crap that we have been hearing for the last 6 months....
 
Thats new isn't it, them putting information up on their site like that about their drivers ?

Don't know if this has already been posted.

 
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BTW what is wrong with Witcher 3? As i've seen in the benches, the 290X is on par with the 970/780Ti

EDIT: ok i see now the hairworks stuff.
 
BTW what is wrong with Witcher 3? As i've seen in the benches, the 290X is on par with the 970/780Ti

EDIT: ok i see now the hairworks stuff.

Exactly the reason that slider was introduced, to stop things from being needlessly over tessellated in order to cripple performance. This includes things on and off screen.

The link below is worth a read.

Natively HairWorks actually operates at an extremely intensive tessellation factor of 64x which is why the game setting is so demanding even on Nvidia GPUs. Lowering it to 16x and 8x would yield a very marginal reduction in quality and a massive boost to performance. In fact we reckon that while playing The Witcher 3 you will be hard pressed to notice any differences between Tessellation x64, x16 or x8.

Source
http://wccftech.com/amd-announces-w...driver-coming-boost-tessellation-performance/
 
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