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BETA digital signature

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frank30fps

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System Name The Midranger
Processor Ryzen 7 2700
Motherboard ASUS PRIME X570-P
Cooling Cooler Master HYPER 212
Memory 16Gb corsair vengeance LPS 3000Mhz
Video Card(s) powercolor Rx 580 red dragon 8Gb
Storage 1TB Nvme ssd
Display(s) acer KG241Q 83HZ/OC 1080p
Case Cooler master ultra 2007
Power Supply Corsair VENGEANCE 650M
I have an rx 580.when i open GPUz., it says that the digital signature is in BETA, can anyone explain me why ?
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Mine does too, but I know I'm running a beta video driver.

Your driver is really old; is there a newer WHQL driver?
 
it't the newest powercolor driver for my card
 
your driver is almost 2 years old, which you can tell by the name, also AMD rarely posts WHQL drivers nowadays, as the certification takes time and expenses
 
frank30fps said:
it't the newest powercolor driver for my card
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Go directly to AMD's driver website and get a Gpu driver there, manufacturer drivers are rarely any different and rarely updated as you can see.
 
i tried, but i could not change the screen resolution
 
I was pretty sure I saw WHQL drivers last time; I try to run those, but for some reason, the WHQL drivers cause stuttering on my system.

I was stuck on a driver from 2016 for a long time until they figured it out; but now only the beta drivers work.

It's kinda like the stuttering you used to get in some games in crossfire, and it's not a crossfire setup anymore.

Thanks for the link, much easier than AMD's page.
 
i tried adrenalin 19.7.4 but i couldn't change the screen scaling, so i couldn't see the full screen
 
Did you try the screen resolution setting in windows itself?

I got that set wrong once, and I had to scroll around to see my desktop; that kinda sounds like what you're saying.

There are settings under the display tab in Radeon settings, that control GPU scaling, as well as the override part of the setting submenu, also under settings.
That's as much control as I can imagine; you can really screw things up with that menu. :)
 
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