Late last month, AMD teased the release of its Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition GPU driver suite. The company did little more than confirm the name of the software, that it would be released sometime ...
AMD has launched its third big Radeon Software yearly update that aims to raise the bar when it comes to graphics card drivers and software - the AMD Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition. Earlier last ...
AMD has released what's called Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition, which is a revamped package of all the software technologies built for PC gamers that use AMD graphics cards. While it offers new ...
AMD's Radeon cards have always been a viable alternative to Nvidia's gaming offerings, mainly because of the software suite that went along with it, allowing fast updates, an at-a-glance snapshot of ...
If you took advantage of Epic Games offer of a free copy of their new Total War Saga : Troy real-time strategy game last weekend, you may be interested to know that AMD has released Radeon Software ...
Big major driver update with plenty of new and updated features AMD has now officially released its latest annual major Radeon Software driver update, which sums up all the performance improvements ...
Advanced Micro Devices is launching its major update for its Radeon graphics software, dubbed Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition. And this one has improvements for both gamers and game developers.
The first time I experienced an in-game overlay—a 3D interface rendered over the 3D interface of a game—I thought it was great way for accessing information without alt-tabbing out of the game. The ...
AMD points out that their Radeon Software drivers have been downloaded over 250 million times, with over 70 releases and support for over 75 AAA games with day-one support. Not only that, but there ...
AMD's new Radeon Adrenalin driver is focusing on added Vulkan support with a particular emphasis on its high dynamic range (HDR) support and FreeSync 2 HDR. The company has long teased that we would ...
With the Catalyst Omega driver in December 2014, AMD began an annual tradition of large, feature-heavy driver releases interspersed with smaller, performance-enhancing drivers throughout the year.