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| Software | Windows 11 Pro 23H2 |
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To be honest, I had 14.7 RC2 DLed but never installed it due to nothing mentioned for single GPU boost of games I was playing.
The only reason I made this thread was to ask if anyone has tried this on Watch Dogs with a single GPU setup, because it says it boosts performance but I actually got worse and rolled back to 14.6 RC2.
Not too impressed with AMD's drivers ever since they've been working on Crossfire frame pacing issues. One more reason I may very well go back to Nvidia when high end Maxwells get anywhere near affordable.
To be honest, I had 14.7 RC2 DLed but never installed it due to nothing mentioned for single GPU boost of games I was playing.
The only reason I made this thread was to ask if anyone has tried this on Watch Dogs with a single GPU setup, because it says it boosts performance but I actually got worse and rolled back to 14.6 RC2.
Not too impressed with AMD's drivers ever since they've been working on Crossfire frame pacing issues. One more reason I may very well go back to Nvidia when high end Maxwells get anywhere near affordable.