Talking about memory..... are we going to see the VRAM overclocking on the Overdrive for the Nano?
Or have to go back to MSI AB?
No, you'll need to use MSI AB or Trixxx.
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The AMD Driver Thread
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No, you'll need to use MSI AB or Trixxx.
I've passed feedback from the community to engineering regarding the video profiles.
Not in OpenGL, the game engine used is not favourable towards CrossFire.
Radeon Settings > Preferences > Additional Settings.
We are in the process of moving the rest of the features from CCC over to Radeon Settings.
done some more testing if i go back to amd-catalyst-15.11.1beta-64bit-win10-win8.1-win7-nov14 ALL games work fine
i think its something to do with switchable graphics could you pass it on to driver team @AMDMatt ALL drivers above that plays up on certain games and its all 8970m have googled it and a lot of ppl in same boat now for long time its deffo that switchable graphics thing
cheers
Can you try using the 16.5.3 drivers and adding the application to CCC Slim and enabling the switchable graphics application monitor to check which GPU is being used in each application?
Will try this tomorrow matt when I am off work matt
Windows 10 64 bit btw
Radeon Settings > Preferences > Additional Settings > Switchable graphics application monitor.
Start monitoring, add the application to CCC Slim and set it to High Performance Mode.
Radeon Settings > Preferences > Additional Settings > Switchable graphics application monitor.
Start monitoring, add the application to CCC Slim and set it to High Performance Mode.
cheers m8 works a treat now ta
This is mentioned in the release notes.
Known Issue:
Frame Rate Target Control gaming profiles may fail to enable for some games.
http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-art...are-crimson-edition-16.6.1-release-notes.aspx
If you use DDU and upgrade to 16.6.1 that might restore functionality.
No, I've passed the feedback onto engineering for consideration. If we bring it back, we'll let everyone know about it.
We fixed a similar issue in 16.6.1, are you using those drivers?
Guys, need a few suggestions, something really starting to irk me regarding a good old fashion "High Definition Audio Bus" bug.
Little bit of back story, i'll keep it short. I've always had my monitor on Display 1 for gaming and desktop stuff, but also have got the lounge Samsung Plasma hooked up via HDMI for movie watching with the wife. Now in the past, this always worked flawless. When we wanted to watch a movie or something through the TV, I'd just turn to HDMI4 on the TV, change to display 2 on PC and then change my speaker setting playback to the TV speakers via HDMI (comes up as Samsung in playback sound devices) all standard really.
Now the previous driver I downloaded (16.5.2.1) when watching a movie through the TV I had lost the ability to get sound through the TV completely. It wasn't even giving me an option to select TV as my sound playback device. Was really annoying me cause my PC and 5.1 setup is the other side of the lounge and just is weird watching movie on the TV with the sound coming from 20 feet away where my PC is.
Just decided to download the new driver (16.6.1) and still have the same issue. Went looking around in Device Manager and saw the High Definition Audio Bus had a conflict, but weirdly there was already an High Definition Audio Bus above it that had no conflict.
Firstly before we go any further, is it normal to have 2 High Definition Audio Bus and 1 Audio Controller in Device Manager? Is this because I have 2 GPU's?
Then I noticed a few strange things. When pulling up Crimson and looking at displays, it shows my Samsung TV is using DVI-D, which it's definitely not as its on HDMI from PC to TV.
Have a goosey, I'll have to put some of these under spoilers as they are a little big, and you need to read the text.
Anyway, decided to try and update the drivers manually,
But got this message
Decided to uninstall it and rebooted to see if that solved it
As you can see it's picked the Audio Bus up after reboot but it's in disabled mode. Manually tried to update the Audio Bus with the Audio Bus driver, installed fine but had the conflict exclamation mark again. Decided to uninstall it again, but this time uninstally the driver as well, rebooted and the got this
So now its not found the Audio Bus but has found another Controller. This is really starting to annoy me. I've tried removing driver, then DDU, then reinstalled but same thing. Actually question, when installed the AMD driver, you have the check boxes come up right - 1 for the driver, 1 for Vulkan, 1 for AMD Evolved, 1 for "High Definition Audio Driver" etc...well I need to have that "High Definition Audio Driver" ticked in the installer right? I've always as long as man has stood installed the AMD driver with that ticked, but just reading around on the web, seen plenty of people saying not to install it.
Any ideas please guys, this is really starting to pee me off.
Can you right click the Audi Device with a question mark and select enable?
I've no idea.
Okay do that, then manually install the Audio driver and point to the installer.
Yes it does. Perhaps that's a Realtek driver you need?
yeah baby
Nice.
The memory clock should only kick up into 3D clocks at 144HZ, or if you have more than one display connected and enabled.
Just to add, from my experience the memory clock only ramps up if the multiple displays are running different resolutions. Mine downclocks fine with 4 x 1920x1080 (2 different make/models) attached but it used to stay at 3D speeds when I had 3 x 1920x1080 screens and the fourth being a 1600x1200 or a 1920x1200 monitor.
Glad you got that sorted though Tony.
Correct Stu. If the displays and timings are identical, then the GPU may remain in 2D. It does also depend on the AIB GPU/Bios as well, some models have different MCLK states so that the GPU will ramp up, even with two identical displays running at the same resolution.
Is there any plans in the long future for a recording software from
the RTG team?
And not from 3rd party dev's...?
Maybe?? You cant tell? Close the eye if you cant say
I don't know and if i did, i can't talk about things we have not officially announced.
Gamma can be changed in display colour calibration. If you want the old settings back, you'll need to go back to older drivers.
I'll share the feedback internally, cheers folks.
I don't know.
CPU or Memory overclocked? RSOD usually points towards that. Those OC settings might not be stable on all cards.