As for the resolved issues provided by this new driver, it only addresses two PC games:
| The Division: | Corrupted textures appeared on some surfaces when the game relied on DirectX 12. |
| For Honor: | In a system with four Radeon GPUs, task switching or game menus presented flickering textures or a black screen. |
That is it for fixes, which isn’t surprising given that AMD released v17.3.1 a week ago. As for the outstanding issues that still need to be addressed, there are seven specifically tied to PC games spanning Ghost Recon Wildlands, Battlefield 1, Sniper Elite 4, Shadow Warrior 2, and a few more. There are also three non-game-related issues including a problem with Radeon Settings, AMD CrossFire, and running Borderless Fullscreen with AMD FreeSync enabled.
Here are the eight game-specific problems to look out for:
| Ghost Recon Wildlands: | The game may fail to launch on systems with three or four Radeon GPUs installed. |
| Ghost Recon Wildlands: | Players using multiple Radeon GPUs in one system may see flickering when changing the graphics settings or performing a task switch. |
| Battlefield 1: | If the game has an enabled profile in the Radeon Settings Game Manager, it may not launch using Origin or Radeon Settings. |
| Sniper Elite 4: | The game may not function with AMD FreeSync enabled. |
| Sniper Elite 4: | Players may see image cropping with supersampling enabled. |
| Shadow Warrior 2: | A missing application profile in Radeon Settings may prevent the game from using multiple Radeon GPUs at launch. |
| Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and World of Warcraft: |
Flickering or performance issues may be experienced in these games the first time they are launched with AMD FreeSync enabled. |
That all said, AMD is still working on specific issues related to its new Radeon ReLive feature. This is AMD’s tool for capturing, streaming, and sharing gameplay footage that made its first appearance in Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 16.12.1 in December. That was slightly over three months ago, so it’s understandable that AMD still has bugs to iron out given the nearly infinite number of hardware configurations it needs to support.
A good chunk of AMD’s ReLive to-do list still includes a conflict with Xbox DVR, a failure to install on the company’s APU chips, problems when hot unplugging a second display, game hangs when Vulkan is in use, the inability to notify the user of low disk space, and more. AMD even notes that recordings may be corrupt when capturing Microsoft Office applications.
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