AMD Radeon Adrenalin 20.2.1 kommt mit Zombie Army 4

Dead War support

Der US-amerikanische Chip-Entwickler AMD hat den neuen Adrenalin-2020-Grafikkartentreiber in der Version 20.2.1 veröffentlicht. Besagtes Update sorgt in erster Linie für einen offiziellen Support des Shooters Zombie Army 4: Dead War. Zudem wird mit der neuesten Aktualisierung wieder eine Vielzahl von Problemen behoben. Dazu zählen unter anderem Bugfixes bei der Erkennung von VR-Games, wenn SteamVR gestartet wurde. Auch der gestiegene Speicherverbrauch einiger Nutzer bei der Verwendung von Radeon ReLive sollmit der neuesten Aktualisierung Geschichte sein. Eine komplette Übersicht aller durch das Update behobenen Fehler findet sich unterhalb dieses Beitrages. 

Der neue Adrenalin-Treiber von AMD in der Version 20.2.1 ist für Windows 10 (64 Bit) und für Windows 7 (64 Bit) mit mindestens einem installierten Service Pack 1 kompatibel. Der Download inklusive der vollständigen Releasenote findet sich hier.

Alle Fehler, die behoben wurden:

• Some users may experience higher than expected memory usage when recording with Radeon ReLive.
• HDR content may become overly dark or overly bright in some DirectX®12 API games on Radeon RX 5000 series graphics products.
• The camera element may exhibit stutter in recorded clips or during streaming using Radeon ReLive.
• The scroll bar is missing for some users in the Compatibility tab of Radeon Software.
• Radeon Software may fail to detect VR games when SteamVR is running or has been started.
• Radeon Anti-Lag enable and disable beep notifications may be played in error when individually pressing keys assigned to the hotkey.
• The Snap Settings feature may fail to apply settings for Auto Tuning controls if other Auto Tuning settings were already applied.

Alle Fehler, die bekannt sind:

• Some DirectX®11 API games may experience an application crash when performing a task switch with Radeon Image Sharpening enabled.
• Enabling feature for Radeon ReLive such as Instant Replay, Instant Gif or In-Game Replay may cause the display or UI to flicker or stutter.
• A loss of display with working audio may be experienced on a limited number of displays when performing a mode change on Radeon RX 5000 series graphics products.
• A system crash or hang may occur when running the Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers™ benchmark.
• Integer Scaling may cause some video content to show flicker when the display resolution is set to less than native resolution.
• The Radeon Software Overlay hotkey notification may sometimes be displayed during video playback in web browsers or launching some video player applications.
• Radeon Software may open with an inconsistent size or may not keep its previously set size when opened.
• Modifying the HDMI Scaling slider may cause FPS to become locked to 30.
• Some Radeon RX 5700 series graphics users may intermittently experience a black screen while gaming or on desktop. A potential temporary workaround is disabling hardware acceleration in applications running in the background such as web browsers or Discord.
• Some games may exhibit stutter or appear to be downclocking on Radeon RX 5000 series graphics products.
• A black screen may occur when performing a mode change with a limited number of displays on Radeon RX 5700 series graphics products.